Selangor Coffee Festival 2025 takes place at the Curve this weekend


Selcoff 2025 is taking place Oct 17-19 at the Curve. — Tourism Selangor

Coffee enthusiasts have something exciting to look forward to this weekend. Taking place from today onward at the Curve shopping centre in Petaling Jaya is the Selangor Coffee Festival (Selcoff) 2025.

Running throughout Oct 17-19, from 10am to 10pm, the three-day coffee festival features more than 30 local coffee brands, by entrepreneurs from all nine districts in Selangor.

Aside from local vendors, there are also fellow Asean vendors, from countries like Cambodia and Indonesia.

Offering more than just various coffee-based concoctions, Selcoff also includes activities like coffee exhibitions, hands-on workshops, industry forums, and interactive experiences for visitors.

The Asean Barista Championships will also be held during the festival.

There will be local and regional coffee vendors at Selcoff. — Unsplash
There will be local and regional coffee vendors at Selcoff. — Unsplash

Visitors will get to participate in various lifestyle and entertainment activities as well. The sporty ones will love the free pickleball court and Fun Ride (cycling event), while music fans will enjoy the live performances by artists such as Aizat Amdan, Bunga Isme and Tam Spider.

Selcoff 2025, which aims to welcome over 30,000 visitors, is part of Tourism Selangor’s efforts to encourage more visits from domestic and international tourists alike during Visit Selangor Year 2025.

The campaign, themed “Selangor Kan Ada”, highlights lifestyle tourism, gastronomy and international-standard events.

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