The Glasgow Coffee Festival is back for its third year! After selling out the previous years, this yearโ€™s festival has transformed into a two-day event taking place this weekend, May 6th and 7th, at The Briggait.

Curated by Dear Green Coffee Roasters, the Glasgow Coffee Festival is here to celebrate โ€œthe growing specialty coffee culture in Scotland,โ€ with all profits being donated to Girls Gotta Runโ€”a charity that uses running and eductation to empower Ethiopian women and their communities–and The Glad Foundationโ€”a Glasgow-based organization that provides free and affordable music workshops to people of all ages and skill ranges.

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This yearโ€™s festival will feature a handful of โ€œcoffee exhibitors, cafes, roasters, baristas, masterclasses, workshops, presentations and demonstrations.โ€ And it will also play host to a UK Barista Championship heat as well as the finals of the UK Brewers Cup.

Among the 40 exhibitors will be Scottish coffee roasters like Dear Green and Spitfire Espresso, coffee gear companies like La Marzocco and Clockwork Espresso, and a litany of international roasters, including Englandโ€™s Climpson & Sons, Assembly Coffee, and Square Mile, as well as Denmarkโ€™s La Cabra Coffee.

Tickets for this yearโ€™s event are ยฃ16 for a day pass and ยฃ24.50 for a weekend pass. They can be purchased via the Glasgow Coffee Festivalโ€™s Eventbrite page. For a full list of exhibitors and masterclasses, visit the Glasgow Coffee Festivalโ€™s official website.

Zac Cadwaladerย is the news editor at Sprudge Media Network.

*top image via Glasgow Coffee Festival

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