A tasting program exploring the history of coffee and Desnudo Coffee, with tasting provided at the end, as part of the Austin Public Library's Centennial Celebrations.
100 Years of Coffee is coming to the Milwood Branch on Thursday, October 22, from 6 PM to 7:30 PM. It's a tasting program that walks through the history of coffee, with Desnudo Coffee as the main feature. The session covers the broader story of coffee and then focuses on Desnudo, and it wraps up with a tasting provided at the end.
The event is part of the Austin Public Library's Centennial Celebrations, marking 100 years since the library opened in 1926 as a place of learning, connection, and possibility. The centennial program draws on the 1920s, and this coffee tasting sits alongside other activities tied to that decade: Traditional Sounds of the 1920s: Son Jalisciense, Kids Create: 1920s Stained Glass, and a 1920s Murder Mystery Party.
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If you're into coffee, it's a good chance to hear about where it comes from and how it's changed over the years, and you get to taste it afterward. The Milwood Branch is at 12500 Amherst Dr. in Austin. The program runs from 6 PM to 7:30 PM on Thursday, October 22.
