Private Event Inquiries

Your next chapter deserves a better setting.

The Charmed Page offers private bookstore events and customized bookish pop-ups for celebrations in Lake Charles and the surrounding area.

Whether you want to celebrate among the shelves or bring a mini bookstore to another venue, we’d love to help create an experience that feels personal, memorable, and appropriately bookish.

Private Events We Can Host

• Bridal showers
• Baby showers
• Birthday parties
• Book clubs
• Graduation parties
• Girls’ nights
• Private shopping events
• Small team or community celebrations
• Other bookish gatherings by request

Visit the individual event pages to learn more about available packages, activities, favors, registries, and pop-up options.

In-Store Events and Off-Site Pop-Ups

Private events may be held inside The Charmed Page or at another venue through one of our customized pop-up bookstore experiences.

Off-site pop-ups may include curated books and merchandise, personalized book recommendations, gift registries, Blind Date With a Book options, custom bookplates, favors, and gift baskets.

Pricing and Availability

Private events are quoted individually. Pricing depends on factors such as:

• Date and time
• Event length
• Estimated guest count
• In-store or off-site location
• Whether the bookstore must close during regular hours
• Setup and cleanup needs
• Additional staffing
• Travel
• Custom favors, gifts, activities, or book orders

Submit an Inquiry

Submitting an inquiry does not reserve the date. A nonrefundable reservation retainer may be required once your event is approved.

Please email hello@charmedpagebooks.com with the subject line "Private Event Inquiry" and include:

• Type of event
• Preferred date and time
• Estimated guest count
• In-store event or off-site pop-up
• General setup needs
• Theme or special requests
• Approximate budget

Once we receive your inquiry, we’ll review the details and contact you regarding availability, options, and pricing.

Let’s give your celebration the bookstore era it deserves.