Northwest Tea Festival Event Programming

The venue will be open:
9 am - 6 pm Saturday
, October 2nd.
9 am - 4 pm Sunday, October 3rd.

Entry is FREE to the public, with a suggested donation of $5 (see additional information note below).

We are currently hard at work planning the 2010 Northwest Tea Festival.

This year's program will include a wide range of topics and speakers with an even more exciting and extensive lineup than last year's presentations. There will be something for everyone - from the beginner to the experienced tea drinker, you will find a wide range of subjects that will expand you knowledge about and enjoyment of tea.

Check back here to see updated information shown below as our program unfolds.

If you were unable to attend last year and would like to see what was presented last year, Click here to view last year's schedule of events.


We are looking for volunteers.

Would you like to be an active part of this year's festival?

We are looking for volunteers to work at the festival as well as volunteers that would be interested in being a part of the planning process for the festival. You will work with tea people (always a fun interesting group) and drink lots of fantastic tea (always a good thing to do).

All are welcome, if you are interested contact Julee Rosanoff.


Tea Presentations – Northwest Tea Festival 2010

We are excited to announce the following new events to the 2010 progam:

Specialty Tea Institute workshops and tea certification- The Specialty Tea Institute will provide professional tea training workshops and tea certification immediately prior to the Festival. For More information - Click Here

Festival Presentation Schedule -

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Tea Tasting – Northwest Tea Festival 2010

Expand your experience with tea. 
This is a unique opportunity for you to learn about and sample some to the best teas from all over the world. 
Tea tasting leaders will demonstrate a variety of tea preparation and presentation styles.  There will be tasting experiences geared for both beginner and experienced tea drinkers.  Participants will have ample opportunity to ask questions about tea. At last year’s festival, the tea tasting sessions were a highlight of the festival to all who participated.

The tasting sessions are free.  Attendees just need a tasting cup which can be obtained at festival registration.  Seating is limited and you can reserve a seat for a specific session of your choice by signing up at the festival tasting booth sign-up area.
 
Tea tasting leaders will guide tasting sessions with 8 to 12 participants lasting approximately 20 minutes.
 
Tasting sessions will be ongoing during both days of the festival.  Specific tasting presentations are currently being scheduled.  There will be signs listing the specific times and subjects of each session on display at the festival tasting booth sign-up area.

(Check back here to see updates as the tasting session schedule is finalized)
Saturday October 2nd.
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Additional Information:
The festival will provide a porcelain tasting cup as a gesture of thanks to those making a donation supporting the festival at a $5 level or more. Showing the tasting cup will allow you entry into the tea-tasting sessions, and you will be able to taste brewed tea samples at the vendor booths. All presentations at all festival stages, entry to the vendor area, and the art gallery are free and open to everyone. A few special classes may have some fees associated them. See the complete program for details.

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