Manila Coffee Festival Is Coming Back on March 15-17 at Marriott Manila

Hey, coffee lovers! The annual Manila Coffee Festival is coming back this March, uniting all under the shared love for local coffee, music, and art.

Slated to happen from March 15 to 17 at the MGBx Convention Hall in Marriott Manila, this year’s event aims to celebrate coffee, coffee growers, and the coffee culture in the country — putting the spotlight on the single-origin cacao growers.

During the three-day event, guests can sample the various flavors of Filipino coffee and learn more about its rich heritage through The Single Origin Bar. With a 20-foot coffee bar that will brew coffee using four different methods, the festival will also help you learn more about your preferred brewing method.

Aside from sipping a cup of joe, you can also enjoy performances by OPM artists, along with the coffee-farming communities! There will be exhibitions and stunning artwork features as well, including “sumi-e” or Japanese black ink painting by local artist Mei Tayengco Tirano.

Priced at P850, the event’s Espresso pass will give guests unlimited three-day access. But if you only have a day to spare, you can opt for the regular pass which costs P350. A discounted regular rate of P200 for senior citizens, persons with disability (PWD), and students is also available if they can present a valid I.D.

Grab your tickets today! For more details, follow Manila Coffee Festival on Facebook.