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Mozart's Coffee World Coffee Fest

Explore the art of roasting from around the globe.

Photos provided by Mozart’s

For true coffee lovers, every day feels like World Coffee Day.

But it’s not every day you get to celebrate with fellow espresso lovers and a weekend of coffee-centric fun.

On Saturday, Oct. 4 and Sunday, Oct. 5, Mozart’s World Coffee Fest invites Austinites to enjoy:

  • Free coffee samples from across the globe
  • Bites inspired by each region
  • Live roasting demos by artisan roasters
  • Take-home coffee bean samples
  • And more

Don’t miss the chance to experience the art of roasting around the world.

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