Hi!
The London Coffee Festival is coming soon, and if you are a coffee lover like me, this festival is the place to be.
It will be taking place on the weekend from the 8th to the 10th April, which means that anybody who loves coffee will be there. The venue will be the Old Truman Brewery in Brick Lane.
For all londoners who are coffee fanatics, this festival is a celebration of everything 'food and coffee', and it promises discovery, tasting and entertainment for all attendees.
Do not dispare if you don't live around Brick Lane. There will be various 'Festival Themed Zones' where ticket buyers can have different experiences depending on the zone they go to.
The first zone will be Hyde Park, where people can watch coffee being roasted, while you sit on the grass and sip some goodness.
Soho is the 'out of the box' coffee shop experience. If you are into baking, this is the right stop for you as there will be a workshop to produce hand made cupcakes and other delicious treats!
Shoreditch is the gourmet stop with a coffee art gallery, so it is worth showing up to see what is going to be going on.
The Hub is where the Espresso Martini Launch Party will be held on the opening night.
Last but not least, there is The Lab. A place where all of those curious minds can learn about the science of coffee and try new taste sensations. Sounds exotic right?
This event is completely charitable. 100% of the ticket sales will go to Project Waterfall.
Project Waterfall is a charity that delivers clean drinking water to coffee-producing countries in Africa.
The ticket prices are 8.50 pounds or 6 pounds for bookings of five or more and they are divided into brunch, lunch or tea time sessions, making it available for a bigger crowd at different times. Clever!
This is a win win situation. You get to try delicious food and coffee, you have a good time and learn new things, plus you are helping those in need who also happen to produce coffee!
Kudos to the London Coffee Festival!
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