✪ FAQ
General Information
What is Café Collectif?
Café Collectif is a festival dedicated to coffee lovers, industry professionals, and anyone curious to explore the world of specialty coffee.
When and where does the event take place?
The event will take place on May 1, 2, and 3, 2026, from 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., at the SAT (Société des arts technologiques), located at 1201 Saint-Laurent Boulevard, Montreal.
Tickets & Pricing
How can I purchase tickets?
Tickets are available online through our ticketing platform. We recommend purchasing in advance to benefit from the best price.
Can I buy tickets on site?
Yes, tickets will be available at the door. However, on-site tickets are more expensive and festival capacity is limited. We strongly recommend buying tickets in advance.
Are there discounted rates?
Children under 12 are admitted free of charge. Group rates may be available upon request.
Access & Transportation
How do I get to Café Collectif?
The festival is located in the heart of Montreal and is easily accessible by public transportation:
Metro : Saint-Laurent station (Green Line)
Bike : BIXI stations nearby
Car : several paid parking options are available in the area, though spaces are limited
Is the venue accessible to people with reduced mobility?
Yes, the SAT is fully accessible to people with reduced mobility.
On site
What can I do during the event?
The festival offers a wide range of activities, including:
- Talks and workshops led by industry experts
- Cuppings (guided coffee tastings)
- Equipment showcases and extraction technique demonstrations
- Roaster and exhibitor booths
- Interactive activities and opportunities to connect with coffee professionals
Will food and drinks be available?
Yes, coffee, beverages, and food options will be available on site.
Can I buy coffee and accessories?
Yes, many exhibitors will be selling their products, including coffee, equipment, accessories, and merchandise.
Do you provide cups?
Yes, reusable 6 oz ecocup containers will be provided at the entrance. As the event follows a zero-waste policy, no disposable cups will be available at the stations.
We also recommend bringing your own tasting cup.
Additional Information
Are pets allowed?
Only service animals are permitted.
Can I volunteer?
Yes, we are looking for volunteers! To apply, please visit our volunteer page or contact us at benevoles@cafecollectif.com
Who organizes Café Collectif?
Café Collectif is made possible by committed roasters whose mission is to democratize specialty coffee. The organizing team includes Maxime R. (Café Pista), Simon-Louis B. (Zab), founders, as well as Marc-Alex B. (94 Celcius), David B. (Escape), and Eric (Canal).
Is the organization a non-profit?
Yes, Café Collectif is a non-profit organization.
For any additional questions, please contact us at bonjour@cafecollectif.com
We can’t wait to see you!
❋ Organizing Committee
The organizers of Café Collectif are coffee shop owners and roasting company founders who are passionate about sharing a great cup of coffee and showcasing the best the specialty coffee world has to offer.
They are committed to creating an inclusive and welcoming space that connects industry professionals with coffee-curious attendees from
across the province.
Simon-Louis Brosseau
Co-Founder ⋆ Zab & Paquebot Café
Maxime Richard
Co-founder ⋆ Café Pista
Eric Gingras
Café Canal
David Boucher
Escape Café
Marc-Alex Boisjoly
94 Celcius
✪ FAQ
General Information
What is Café Collectif?
Café Collectif is a festival dedicated to coffee lovers, industry professionals, and anyone curious to explore the world of specialty coffee.
When and where does the event take place?
L’ événement se déroulera les 1, 2 et 3 mai 2026, de 9h à 18h, à la SAT (Société des Arts Technologiques), située au 1201 boulevard St-Laurent, Montréal.
Tickets & Pricing
How can I purchase tickets?
Tickets are available online through our ticketing platform. We recommend purchasing in advance to benefit from the best price.
Can I buy tickets on site?
Yes, tickets will be available at the door. However, on-site tickets are more expensive and festival capacity is limited. We strongly recommend buying tickets in advance.
Are there discounted rates?
Children under 12 are admitted free of charge. Group rates may be available upon request.
Accès et transport
How do I get to Café Collectif?
The festival is located in the heart of Montreal and is easily accessible by public transportation:
Metro : Saint-Laurent station (Green Line)
Bike : BIXI stations nearby
Car : several paid parking options are available in the area, though spaces are limited
Is the venue accessible to people with reduced mobility?
Yes, the SAT is fully accessible to people with reduced mobility.
On site
What can I do during the event?
The festival offers a wide range of activities, including:
- Talks and workshops led by industry experts
- Cuppings (guided coffee tastings)
- Equipment showcases and extraction technique demonstrations
- Roaster and exhibitor booths
- Interactive activities and opportunities to connect with coffee professionals
Will food and drinks be available?
Yes, coffee, beverages, and food options will be available on site.
Can I buy coffee and accessories?
Yes, many exhibitors will be selling their products, including coffee, equipment, accessories, and merchandise.
Do you provide cups?
Yes, reusable 6 oz ecocup containers will be provided at the entrance. As the event follows a zero-waste policy, no disposable cups will be available at the stations.
We also recommend bringing your own tasting cup.
Additional Information
Are pets allowed?
Only service animals are permitted.
Can I volunteer?
Yes, we are looking for volunteers! To apply, please visit our volunteer page or contact us at benevoles@cafecollectif.com
Who organizes Café Collectif?
Café Collectif is made possible by committed roasters whose mission is to democratize specialty coffee. The organizing team includes Maxime R. (Café Pista), Simon-Louis B. (Zab), founders, as well as Marc-Alex B. (94 Celcius), David B. (Escape), and Eric (Canal).
Is the organization a non-profit?
Yes, Café Collectif is a non-profit organization.
For any additional questions, please contact us at bonjour@cafecollectif.com
We can’t wait to see you!
❋ Organizing Committee
The organizers of Café Collectif are coffee shop owners and roasting company founders who are passionate about sharing a great cup of coffee and showcasing the best the specialty coffee world has to offer.
They are committed to creating an inclusive and welcoming space that connects industry professionals with coffee-curious attendees from
across the province.
Simon-Louis Brosseau
Co-Founder ⋆ Zab & Paquebot Café
Maxime Richard
Co-founder ⋆ Café Pista
Eric Gingras
Café Canal
David Boucher
Escape Café
Marc-Alex Boisjoly
94 Celcius