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Vilnius marks International Coffee Day with sensory pop-up (opens the original)
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Vilnius is marking International Coffee Day on Thursday, October 1, with a small but deliberately experimental event built around tasting, curiosity and conversation rather than a conventional coffee promotion. The Coffee Enthusiasts Association, together with Kavos Reikalai café in the Paupys district, is hosting a free pop-up from 5 to 7 p.m. The organisers describe it as an opportunity to experience coffee “differently”: not only as a drink, but also as a flavour, a sensory exercise and a soc
Berlin Food Week 2026 focuses on longevity and food innovation (opens the original)
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Berlin is preparing for another week in which food is treated not only as a pleasure, but also as a subject for experimentation, conversation and everyday decision-making. Berlin Food Week 2026 will take place from 5 to 11 October at venues across the German capital, with this year’s programme centred on “Longevity” and the relationship between nutrition and a long, healthy life. The organisers describe the festival as a meeting point for chefs, producers, start-ups, restaurants and an intereste
Gotland Taste Festival 2026 opens with island food and drink (opens the original)
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Gotland’s autumn food calendar is moving into its busiest weekend as the Gotland Taste Festival opens on Friday, September 25, for three days of tastings, markets, workshops and local dining experiences. The festival runs through Sunday, September 27, bringing together restaurants, cafés, farm shops, breweries, producers and food artisans across the island. The event is designed as a broad showcase of Gotland’s food culture rather than a single-site fair. Organisers are presenting the festival a
Kaliningrad Water Assembly brings maritime heritage and food to the Pregolya (opens the original)
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Kaliningrad’s Pregolya riverfront will become an open-air meeting place for maritime history, public culture and food on Saturday, 12 September, when the Museum of the World Ocean stages its annual Water Assembly. The programme is designed as a broad, family-friendly festival rather than a formal museum visit, bringing boats, sport, craft, exhibitions and local food together beside the museum’s historic fleet quay. ([visit-kaliningrad.ru](https://visit-kaliningrad.ru/events/festivali/Morskoy_fes
Gran Potato Festival 2026 brings local food and family life to Norway (opens the original)
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Gran in eastern Norway is turning one of the country’s most familiar staple foods into a meeting point for local producers, families and visitors. The Norwegian Potato Festival opens on Thursday, 10 September, and continues through Saturday, 12 September, with food stalls, a farmers’ market, children’s activities, live entertainment and competitions built around the potato. The event is taking place in Gran town centre on Hadeland, a rural region north of Oslo. Organisers describe the festival a
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