Events

New anti-deforestation regulations, the Coffee Value Assessment tool, and thinking beyond coffee were hot topics at this year's World of Coffee event in Copenhagen.

Started in 2021, the Coffee Owners Roundtable will host its 27th roundtable and invites coffee pros to network, share experiences, and explore actions to improve the industry.

The second-annual Austin Coffee Festival brought together roasters and other coffee-adjacent businesses to show off their products, innovative new ideas, and, of course, coffee to consumers and caffeine connoisseurs alike. The event took place…

Number three might be our favorite—the Copenhagen-based exhibit showcases the evolution of classic coffee equipment.

By offering an array of engaging digital and in-person experiences, hybrid events can create a memorable and cohesive experience for all.

Originally focused on in-person bootcamps, Glitter Cat Barista recalibrated their events to help baristas prepare for coffee competitions, and found creative ways to broaden its scope.

Originally launched to help out-of-work baristas during the early weeks of the pandemic, Go Fund Bean uses virtual spaces to offer tools and resources to coffee workers worldwide.

Coffee competitions often occur in large spaces with people watching—Leaderboard: The Coffee Game takes the spirit of competitions and brings them into at-home and digital spaces.

Cup The World gave coffee enthusiasts the chance to taste Cup of Excellence-winning coffees from 12 different countries all on one table.

A two-part series examining how COVID-19 continues to spread at coffee events and what steps we can take to make spaces safer.