Gather, sip, and connect ☕

Learn about the new community-building initiative, Coffee Outside Lexington.

A group of people sitting in a circle chatting

New friends chatting at a Coffee Outside Lex gathering. | Photo provided by Brian Turner

If you’re looking for a way to connect with fellow Lexingtonians + spend more time in nature, Coffee Outside Lexington is here to fill that need.

The #CoffeeOutside concept is an international campaign that encourages cycling enthusiasts to ride to or meet at a specific location to brew coffee + share conversation. “It allows for some great community-building and an appreciation for the parks + quiet outdoor places your city has to offer,” said Brian Turner, one of the founders of the local chapter.

The group meets three times a month

  • Weekday Meet-ups | First + Third Wednesdays of the month | 7 a.m. | The Tree Circle at Henry Clay Estate, alongside Woodspoint Road
  • Weekend Meet-ups | Second Saturday of the month | 10 a.m. | Woodland Park, 601 E. High St.

Not sure how to brew on the go? Check out these options:

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