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Honey and Harvey hosts latte art competition for charity

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 11 Oct, 08:48 · Archive

A Suffolk café chain is hosting a latte art competition to raise funds for Emmaus and Ipswich Town Foundation.

Honey and Harvey, a Suffolk café-bakery chain, is hosting a free latte art competition to raise money for Emmaus and Ipswich Town Foundation. The event takes place at the Melton café in Woodbridge on Thursday, October 15, and is run with Bury St Edmunds coffee roaster Butterworth & Son. About 120 guests, including baristas and hospitality workers from across the region, are expected to attend.

The event will feature a knockout latte art competition, live acoustic music, coffee-machine demonstrations and an interactive La Marzocco experience area. Guests can also use a photobooth and network with local businesses. Shannon Hammond, operations manager at Honey and Harvey, said the event celebrates 'our industry and our community' and aims to champion 'great coffee, recognising the skill behind every cup and inspiring the next generation of baristas'.

Competitor ticket proceeds will go to Emmaus, while raffle proceeds will support Ipswich Town Foundation. More than 20 raffle prizes have been donated, including AirPods, a Kindle, three months' supply of MOMA oat milk, a £100 Honey and Harvey gift card and a £100 voucher for The Forge Kitchen.

Honey and Harvey hosts latte art competition for charity
Image: Ipswich Star

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In this story: Honey and Harvey · Ipswich Town Foundation · Emmaus · Butterworth & Son · Woodbridge · Suffolk · Bury St Edmunds · Shannon Hammond

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