A one-day festival at the Kings Centre, run by brothers Ed and David Myatt.
The Oxford Coffee Festival is still finding its feet: 2026 is only its 2nd edition, after a first outing in October 2025. It is run by brothers Ed and David Myatt, who reckon, in Ed's words, that Oxford is really punching above its weight in terms of its coffee community.
It runs for one day at the Kings Centre on Osney Mead, a fully accessible venue. The programme leans towards learning: masterclasses in cupping, pourover brewing and water chemistry, panel discussions including one on sustainability, and the Oxford Latte Art Throwdown, alongside brew bars, roaster stands and a strong line of local food vendors.
It is the only one of these festivals with a named charity partner, Project Waterfall. Roasters on the bill include Jericho Coffee Traders, The Missing Bean, Clifton Coffee and Routes.
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