JAMAICA
BLUE MOUNTAIN

COFFEE FESTIVAL

CARIBBEAN'S PREMIER COFFEE FESTIVAL

Get ready for the ultimate coffee experience!

The Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee Festival is back, bigger and better than ever!
The Festival Marketplace Day is now at the stunning Hope Gardens on Saturday March 1, 2025
Join us for an unforgettable month-long celebration of coffee, culture and community, featuring everything from exclusive tastings and live entertainment to workshops, cooking demos and much more.

Ready to dive in? Scroll down to discover why this year’s festival is an experience you won’t want to miss!

BOOK

a tour with a local tour operator for one of the many coffee excursions in the Blue Mountains

EXPLORE

coffee farms and coffee related businesses that utilise Blue Mountain coffee

INDULGE

in the gastronomic delights on the heralded Jamaica Blue Mountain Culinary Trail

SHOP

premium coffee and exclusive locally manufactured coffee-infused products

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Hotels

Kingston, has some of the best accommodation options for this event.

Festival Memories

See some of our favourite moments from the past stagings of the Blue Mountain Coffee Festival.

Venue

Hope Gardens
Kingston, Jamaica

Venue

Hope Gardens,
Kingston, Jamaica

Hotels

Kingston, has some of the best accommodation options for this event.

Festival Memories

See some of our favourite moments from the past stagings of the Blue Mountain Coffee Festival.

Vendor Registration

Barista Competition

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FRIDAY FEBRUARY 28, 2025

FARMERS TRADE DAYS

Workshops 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 1, 2025
10:00AM to 6:00PM

FESTIVAL MARKETPLACE

at HOPE GARDENS, KINGSTON

Ticket prices include coffee related seminars, product samples and gate prizes!


ADULTS: $5000
CHILDREN (12 years and under): $3000

FROM MARCH 1-31 2025
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 28, 2025

FARMERS TRADE DAYS

Workshops 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 1, 2025
10:00AM to 6:00PM

FESTIVAL MARKETPLACE

Ticket prices include coffee related seminars, product samples and gate prizes!

ADULTS: $5000
CHILDREN: $3000 (12 years and under)

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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Our Festival Marketplace Location: HOPE GARDENS

The Hope Royal Botanic Gardens (popularly referred to as “Hope Gardens”) were formerly part of major Richard Hope’s Estate, one of the English officers who helped to capture Jamaica from the Spanish in 1655.

Major Hope (after whom the estate was named) was rewarded with a parcel of land “stretching from the sea to the hills in New Castle” (referred to as “Hope Gardens”).

The property, an original Sugar Plantation, is of significant historical importance as it was
also the original water supply source for Kingston since 1766.

Around 1874 the 200 plus acres of Hope Estate land eventually became “Hope Gardens” a central Botanical Establishment in the Island used as an Experiment and Teaching
Station but later expanded to become a public park.

The Jamaica Blue Mountain Culinary Trail

The Blue Mountain Culinary Trail brings visitors inside the community to experience scrumptious Jamaican food. 3,000 feet above the sea, these picturesque mountains grow flavours found nowhere else. Along the trail, cafes, bed and breakfasts, restaurants, hotels and spa retreats, are inviting the public into the diverse culture and cuisine of the Blue Mountains. We encourage everyone to make their own journey along the Culinary Trail.

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