JAMAICA
BLUE MOUNTAIN
COFFEE FESTIVAL
CARIBBEAN'S PREMIER COFFEE FESTIVAL
The Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee festival takes place in the hills of the world renowned Blue Mountains on the historic Newcastle Parade Grounds. It is a one of a kind experience that celebrates COFFEE, CULTURE and COMMUNITY and showcases a range of coffee purveyors, local manufacturers, artisans, food tastings, cooking demonstrations, live entertainment, baristas and mixologists and more!
Organized by the Tourism Linkages Network, a department of the Tourism Enhancement Fund, the festival is designed as Jamaica’s flagship coffee experience, demonstrating our rich tradition of coffee production while showcasing Blue Mountain Coffee, and the diversity of coffee through coffee-related products and experiences.
We invite you to rediscover Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee:
BOOK
one of the many coffee farms in the Blue Mountains
EXPLORE
coffee and coffee related businesses that utilise Blue Mountain coffee
INDULGE
the gastronomic delights on the heralded Jamaica Blue Mountain Culinary Trail.
Festival Memories
See some of our favourite moments from the past stagings of the Blue Mountain Coffee Festival.
Festival Memories
See some of our favourite moments from the past stagings of the Blue Mountain Coffee Festival.
Mixology Competition
Barista Competition
FOLLOW US
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 29, 2024
FARMERS TRADE DAYS
Workshop and Webinars executed by Jamaica Agricultural Commodities and Regulatory Authority (JACRA), the Jamaica Coffee Growers Association (JCGA) and Rural Agricultural Development Authority (RADA).
By invitation only
SATURDAY MARCH 2, 2024
10:00AM to 5:00PM
FESTIVAL MARKETPLACE
Ticket prices include roundtrip shuttle service between UTECH and Newcastle, Access to Newcastle Museum tour, coffee related seminars, product samples, gate prizes!br>
ADULTS: $5000
CHILDREN: $3000
FROM MARCH 1-31 2024
EVERY WEEKEND IN MARCH1
JAMAICA BLUE MOUNTAIN COFFEE FESTIVAL SIP N' SHOP PROMOTION
o Explore the Blue Mountains! CULINARY TRAIL, FARM TOURS, HIKE & BIKE THE BLUE MOUNTAINS
o Specials on coffee and coffee infused products
EVENT SCHEDULE
EVENT SCHEDULE
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 29, 2024
FARMERS TRADE DAYS
Workshop and Webinars executed by Jamaica Agricultural Commodities and Regulatory Authority (JACRA), the Jamaica Coffee Growers Association (JCGA) and Rural Agricultural Development Authority (RADA). By invitation only
SATURDAY MARCH 2, 2024
10:00AM to 5:00PM
FESTIVAL MARKETPLACE
Ticket prices include roundtrip shuttle service
between UTECH and Newcastle, Access to
Newcastle Museum tour, coffee related seminars,
product samples, gate prizes!
ADULTS: $5000
CHILDREN: $3000
FROM MARCH 1-31 2022
EVERY WEEKEND IN MARCH
CULINARY TRAIL, FARM TOURS, HIKE & BIKE THE BLUE MOUNTAINS
o Explore the Blue Mountains! CULINARY TRAIL, FARM TOURS, HIKE & BIKE THE BLUE MOUNTAINS
o Specials on coffee and coffee infused products
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SPONSORS
DIRECTORY
ATTRACTIONS
Our Festival Marketplace Location: Jamaica Defense Force Training Camp, Newcastle
Nestled in the cool hills of upper St. Andrew and amidst beautiful trees, ferns, ground orchids, delicate wildflowers and a profusion of ginger lilies, is the Newcastle Training Depot founded in 1841 by Major General Sir William Maynard Gomm (later Field Marshall). Over time, Newcastle became a training depot, training recruits from all over the West Indies as part of the newly formed West Indies Federation.
In 1962 when Jamaica sought her independence, Newcastle was given to the Jamaican government as part of a general settlement of all military lands in Jamaica. Since then the Jamaica Defence Force (JDF) has operated Newcastle and it is presently used as the JDF Training Depot to train recruits and to conduct cadres and other refresher courses.
Each year, the Jamaica Defense Force kindly grants the use of their training camp to the Jamaica Blue Mountain Festival, which hosts over 40 coffee-related exhibitors, sponsors and live musical performances. For the 2020 staging of Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee Festival, the JDF will offer tours of their newly opened museum.
Blue and John Crow Mountains
The Jamaica Blue Mountain Culinary Trail