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Saturday 21 October 2023
Venue: St Mary's Church, High Pavement, Nottingham
Tickets: SOLD OUT
Welcome to Nottingham Coffee Festival. A leading independent & interactive festival with the aim of bringing together the home barista's, cafe owners and industry professionals all under one roof. This year it will be welcoming over 1000 people who want to meet, enjoy and learn from local roasters, shops and speciality coffee brands. There will be opportunities to meet the people behind the brands and chances to try your hand at some latte art alongside industry pro's and Barista Champions.
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