Date of second Brighton Coffee Festival announced

Organisers of the Brighton Coffee Festival have announced it will return in August following the success of its inaugural event last year.
By Rachel O'Brien
Published 18th Jan 2020, 09:00 BST
Updated 21st Jan 2020, 11:15 BST
The first Brighton Coffee Festival. Photograph: Scott MainsThe first Brighton Coffee Festival. Photograph: Scott Mains
The first Brighton Coffee Festival. Photograph: Scott Mains

The one-day festival, which promotes the city’s coffee scene, will take place for a second time at the Open Market and run on Sunday, August 9 from 10.30am to 4pm.

New for 2020, the festival will run throughout the whole of the Marshalls Row venue and is set to be ‘bigger and better’ with more traders and more talks, organisers say.

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Along with coffee, visitors can expect latte art competitions, talks and entertainment.

The first Brighton Coffee Festival. Photograph: Scott MainsThe first Brighton Coffee Festival. Photograph: Scott Mains
The first Brighton Coffee Festival. Photograph: Scott Mains

Daniel White, one of the festival organisers, said: “Off the back of our 2019 festival, which surpassed all expectations, we’re really excited to show everyone what we have in store for 2020.

“We’ve got more space this year, giving us the option to get more visitors involved, as well as holding some more cutting-edge features on the day that we’ll be announcing in due course.”

For more details on the festival, visit brightoncoffeefest.com

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