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Cafe Targowa: ul. Piaskowa 17, 50-001 Wrocław, Poland / Figa w Barbarze: ul. Świdnicka 8B, 50-067 Wrocław, Poland · 12–13 SepFiga Coffee invites you to their first Small Coffee Festival, taking place on September 12 and 13 in Wrocław.
A variety of attractions will be spread across their two locations: Cafe Targowa, their café inside Hala Targowa at 17 Piaskowa Street, and Figa w Barbarze, located at 8B Świdnicka Street, inside the headquarters of the Wrocław Cultural Institute.
Visitors can look forward to a silent disco, a screening of The Aeropress Movie, new Figa merch, and many other exciting activities.
The main highlight of the festival, however, will be the coffee brewing competition — the first-ever Open Coffee Brewing Challenge, Figa Cup.
Coffee Europe Expo 2026
PTAK Warsaw Expo: Aleja Katowicka 62, 05-830 Nadarzyn, Poland · 15–17 SepCoffee Europe Expo is an event that brings together leaders in the coffee industry, showcasing the latest technologies and innovations. The congress held as part of the fair provides an opportunity to expand knowledge, acquire skills, and explore trends. It’s a perfect chance to build business relationships and grow through direct networking.
Cupping - coffee tasting by Miga Coffee Roasters
KAWA i CZAS: ul. Dzieci Wrzesińskich 2a, 62-300 Września, Poland · 17:00Miga Coffee Roasters invites coffee lovers to a unique gathering filled with the aromas and flavours of specialty coffee!
What is cupping? It is a tasting method that allows specialty coffee to be explored and evaluated in greater detail, with particular attention to its flavour profile. While cupping is most commonly used by coffee professionals and experienced enthusiasts, this session will have an educational and social character, making it accessible to a wider audience.
☕ The cupping will be led by Grzegorz Głuch from Miga Coffee Roasters. Participants will have the opportunity to taste several different coffees while learning more about their origins, processing methods and roast profiles.
The session is open both to those who are just beginning their specialty coffee journey and to those for whom specialty coffee is already part of their everyday life.
It will be an opportunity to discover the differences between coffees, share impressions and explore what makes each coffee taste truly unique.
Wrocław Coffee Festival / Jewelry and Design Fair
Czasoprzestrzeń: ul. Tramwajowa 1-3, 51-621 Wrocław, Poland · 26–27 Sep · 10:00At the end of September, Wrocław invites all lovers of fine coffee to a special celebration! This year, the event takes on a unique character: the coffee zone is joining forces with the Jewelry and Design Fair, ensuring that excellent espresso and pour-over brews are accompanied by beautiful design and unique craftsmanship.
The event will feature top roasteries, professional baristas, and exhibitors offering home brewing accessories. In a dedicated cupping zone, attendees can sample exceptional beans from around the world and compare their unique flavor profiles.
An educational zone offers a deeper dive into the world of coffee; through lectures and workshops led by experienced industry professionals, participants can expand their knowledge and expertise.
The experience is rounded out by sweet treats from local artisans, original design and jewelry, and—of course—plenty of positive energy.
Wrocław Coffee Festival
Browar Mieszczański: ul. Hubska 44, Wrocław, Poland · 10–11 Oct · 10:00–18:00This autumn, Wrocław will once again become a meeting point for specialty coffee lovers.
On October 10–11, the Wrocław Coffee Festival returns to Browar Mieszczański at Hubska 44. Over the years, the festival has become a place where coffee enthusiasts can discover just how fascinating and diverse the world of specialty coffee can be.
From 10:00 to 18:00 throughout the weekend, visitors will be able to meet both Polish and international roasters, each bringing something special to the festival. There will also be plenty of treats from local cafés, unique ceramics, quality teas — including matcha — and a dedicated chill-out zone in front of the Browar.
Coffee lovers will also have the chance to take part in a series of cuppings, including sessions hosted by coffee importers, offering an opportunity to explore new coffees and learn more about what happens behind the cup.
The festival experience will begin even before visitors enter the venue. As part of @tour_de_cafes, participants will be able to explore some of the best cafés in the area, collect festival T-shirts, and, this time around, take part in the Mystery Coffee competition.
Entry is free for anyone bringing their own reusable cup. Reusable cups will also be available to purchase at the entrance — PLN 10 for a small one and PLN 15 for a large one.

