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The New York Coffee Festival guide

The java festival returns with latte art and matcha classes—here’s your guide to the 2017 New York Coffee Festival

Written by
Christina Izzo
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New York is one happily caffeinated city—its love of java is well documented, from cold brews at your neighborhood café to spiked Irish coffees at the best bars in NYC. We even have an entire festival wholly dedicated to coffee—you can spend a perked-up weekend in awe over live latte art, sipping espresso-laced, non-classic martinis and sidling up to a steampunk brew bar. Consider this your handy guide for all things related to the 2017 New York Coffee Festival.

What is the New York Coffee Festival?

The New York Coffee Festival is a weekend-long fest featuring tastings, interactive workshops and barista demonstrations from more than 85 coffee-industry insiders.

When is the New York Coffee Festival?

The fest runs from Friday, October 13, 2017, to Sunday, October 15, 2017.

Where is the New York Coffee Festival?

The fest takes place at Metropolitan Pavilion, located at 125 West 18th Street at 6th Avenue.

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