This November, you can keep yourself toasty warm by partaking in one of the best coffee events offered this month. With winter nearly upon us, drinking coffee to warm us up before we start our days becomes more and more common, and with these three great coffee events, you can not only sample new coffee tastes, but also learn how to make some excellent coffee on your own.
Every Saturday, at the Dallas Entrepreneur Center, you can grab some free coffee while taking a tour of the center. You’ll get to make some contacts that can help you start your business or assist you with your current business, while enjoying some great coffee choices.
Every month, Houston offers you a coffee and car show called Houston Coffee and Cars. You’ll get to view some beautiful, classic and vintage cars, seeing a museum-like display of impressive vehicles from the past and present. While you take your tour of your cars, you’ll get the opportunity to sip and try out some great-tasting coffee flavors. This event takes place every month.
On November 14th, at the Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf, the South Robertson Neighborhood City Council brings you the opportunity to have coffee with some LAPD officers in a meet-and-greet event. Officers Matt Kirk and Chris Baker will both be present at this event, so feel free to come, ask questions, and support your local police by sampling some great coffee.
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