Latest News About Friends In Commons // London Coffee Festival

I don’t have live access to the latest updates right now. Based on current public information, here’s what’s relevant for Friends in Commons and the London Coffee Festival:

• London Coffee Festival overview: The London Coffee Festival is a major annual event at The Truman Brewery in London, featuring hundreds of coffee brands, tastings, demonstrations, and industry talks. The festival typically runs over a weekend with public sessions and has a history of expanding its programme to include features like The Lab, Latte Art Live, and Coffee Masters. If you’re planning a visit, check the official site for the exact dates, session times, and ticketing for the current year.[5][7][9]

• Friends in Commons: I don’t have a reliable, up-to-date reference linking a group or organization named “Friends in Commons” to the London Coffee Festival or to a London context in the sources I can access here. If you mean a specific venue, organization, or event with that name, please share a bit more detail (location, a project, or a link), and I can narrow down precisely what’s current.

What I can do next for you

• Look up the very latest press releases and event pages for the London Coffee Festival to confirm dates, venues, and featured exhibitors for 2026–2027, and summarize any appearances or partnerships relevant to Friends in Commons if you provide more context or a link.
• If you’re interested in visiting, I can outline a quick plan: what to see, how to time your visit around popular sessions, and tips for sustainable event participation (reusable cups, etc.), with citations from the festival’s official pages.

Would you like me to search for the latest information on the London Coffee Festival dates and any mention of Friends in Commons, or would you rather provide a link or a bit more context for Friends in Commons so I can tailor the update?

Sources you can check in the meantime:

• The London Coffee Festival official site and Journal for latest news, sessions, and visiting information.[6][5]
• World Coffee Portal coverage of recent London Coffee Festival iterations and key features like The Lab and industry days.[9]
• Event and press coverage noting the festival’s 2025–2026 lineups and anniversary details.[3][7]