SAN ANTONIO – Update (9:30 a.m. Friday, Feb. 9): The San Antonio Coffee Festival, which was scheduled for Saturday in Travis Park, has been rescheduled due to inclement weather.
Organizers announced Friday morning that the coffee festival will now take place on March 2.
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“We understand the anticipation and excitement surrounding the San Antonio Coffee Festival, however, the safety of our community is our top priority, and we believe this decision ensures a safer and more enjoyable experience for everyone involved,” Matt Wolff, the director of production at Galaxy Productions, said in a news release.
All purchased tickets for the original date will be honored for the rescheduled event. Those who are unable to attend on the new date can request a refund through eventbrite.com.
As an area of low pressure approaches from the west, scattered rain and perhaps a stray storm or two will be likely on Saturday, especially in the morning. Plan on keeping the umbrella handy should you need to use it.
Temperature-wise, we’ll start near 60 degrees in the morning, followed by a high temperature in the upper 60s.
Keep up with the forecast on KSAT.com or by downloading the KSAT Weather App.
Original (4:43 a.m. Feb. 1): Coffee lovers, get ready for a festival just for you.
The San Antonio Coffee Festival is returning to Travis Park on Feb. 10. Coffee lovers can try a wide range of coffee by 35 roasters from not only San Antonio and the Hill Country, but from Louisiana, Washington, and Mexico, a news release states.
Tickets are on sale now. Prices range from $15 for general admission to $40 for premium VIP admission.
Tickets include a flight of five to eight coffee tastings, depending on the ticket, and access to the festival and exhibitors.
There will also be food, live music, and coffee workshops for roasting coffee at home, making coffee cocktails, and more.
Hours for general admission are 10 a.m.-3 p.m., and hours for VIP admission are 8-10 a.m.
This year marks the 11th annual festival. A news release states the last three years have sold out in advance.
“Coffee creates connections and cultivates community. Come be a part of moving San Antonio to the top of our country’s ‘Coffee Friendliest Cities’ and participating in the rapidly forming ‘sixth wave’ in the coffee industry, which is centering around connectivity,” founder Linda Brewster said in a news release.
The release adds that this year has more roasters than previous years.
The festival is put on in partnership with Travis Park and the City of San Antonio.