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San Antonio Coffee Festival Returns February 2026 With Roasters, Workshops, and Flavorful Fun
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San Antonio Coffee Festival Returns February 2026 With Roasters, Workshops, and Flavorful Fun

January 20 2026

Coffee lovers from across Texas and beyond are gearing up for one of the most anticipated annual events in the city: the San Antonio Coffee Festival, brewing back into town on Saturday, February 7, 2026, at Civic Park at Hemisfair. This caffeine-fueled celebration promises more than just your average morning pick-me-up—it’s a full day of live music, hands-on coffee workshops, artisan food, and, of course, over 80+ varieties of coffee from 30+ roasters.

This year marks the festival’s return to San Antonio’s Civic Park, a scenic downtown destination that brings together locals and tourists for citywide events. The 2026 event is expected to be the biggest yet—and if history is any indication, it will likely sell out as it has for the past six consecutive years.

A Caffeinated Celebration of Culture and Community

For those who love discovering new flavors, supporting local roasters, and enjoying community events in San Antonio, this one-day festival offers a memorable way to spend a Saturday. The event runs all day with performances by local musicians including The Noah Peterson Quartet, Glad Hatter Jazz Band, Bexar Brass, Dub Gideon, Allwax, Blackbird Sing, and Claudette and The Guyz, all gracing the Civic Park Stage from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Meanwhile, AARP is hosting interactive workshops throughout the day, covering everything from the “History of Coffee” to “Roasting at Home,” “Coffee Cocktails,” and sustainability-focused topics like “Farming, Climate & Coffee Disease.” These workshops offer a hands-on, educational component for those eager to deepen their coffee knowledge—and participation is free with admission.

Ticket Details & Early Access Opportunities

Tickets officially go on sale January 1, 2026, but coffee aficionados can get a jumpstart on entry by registering with AARP for early ticket access. With demand high and presale tickets limited, early registration is highly encouraged for those hoping to sip and savor their way through the festival.

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Sip, Savor, and Shop San Antonio

Beyond the brew, the San Antonio Coffee Festival 2026 offers a robust vendor market spotlighting local artisans and eateries. From flaky pastries to charcuterie, conchas to cold brew, the curated list of food vendors offers something for every palate.

Popular names include:

  • Bakery Lorraine: Beloved for their macarons and croissants
  • The Beignet Stand: Serving up hot beignets and coffee
  • Gourmet Sweet Rolls: Known for small-batch cinnamon creations
  • 1992 Honey Co.: Featuring unique flavors like Coffee Honey and Chai Creamed Honey
  • Amor Bandito: Offering ready-to-go chilaquiles
  • Charlotte Panaderia: Fresh Mexican sweet breads
  • Southern Syrups TX: Crafting local simple syrups in flavors like Churro and Lavender Honey

The Art Market will feature handmade goods from Texas artisans, perfect for holiday gifting or a little self-indulgence.

Roaster Roundup: Meet the Makers Behind the Beans

With over 30 coffee roasters participating—from hyper-local micro-roasters to regional brands—attendees can taste and explore beans from across Latin America, Africa, Asia, and beyond.

Notable participating roasters include:

  • Merit Coffee Co.: A San Antonio staple known for its cold brews and global sourcing
  • Cafe Azteca: Offering Mexican-origin coffees from Chiapas, Veracruz, and Oaxaca
  • Estate Coffee Company: A downtown café roasting beans from El Salvador and Honduras
  • Olla Express Café: Famous for tequila- and mezcal-infused Café de Olla
  • Whiskey Morning Coffee: Barrel-aged coffees with bold flavor notes
  • Creature Coffee: Focused on ethically sourced and fruit-forward beans
  • Springtown Roasters: A woman-owned roastery with innovative offerings like Coffee Soda
  • YellowBand Coffee Roasters: Bee-friendly brews with names like “Beespoke” and “Dr. Bumble”

Whether you're looking for a light Ethiopian roast, a dark Tolima Colombian blend, or something with a twist—like cold-smoked Guatemala or mezcal-infused Olla—you’ll find your cup at the fest.

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Plan Your Visit: San Antonio Coffee Festival 2026

  • Event Date: Saturday, February 7, 2026
  • Time: 8:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
  • Location: Civic Park at Hemisfair, 210 S Alamo St, San Antonio, TX 78205
  • Tickets: Now on sale — Early access via AARP registration

Whether you're planning a fun outing with friends, a cozy date, or simply looking to explore something new, the festival offers a welcoming space for all ages to enjoy. With so much local talent and flavor on display, it’s no wonder this event has become a favorite tradition for many in the San Antonio community. Visit sacoffeefest.com for tickets and more details.

Get your mugs ready, San Antonio—the city’s most aromatic celebration is nearly here.


By Tiffany Krenek, My Neighborhood News 
 
Tiffany Krenek, authorTiffany Krenek has been on the My Neighborhood News team since August 2021. She is passionate about curating and sharing content that enriches the lives of our readers in a personal, meaningful way. A loving mother and wife, Tiffany and her family live in the West Houston/Cypress region.
 


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