Tea Festivals in Eastern Europe
1. Prague Tea Fest – Czech Republic
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Held annually in Prague, usually around February. For example, in 2025 it took place on February 22–23.
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Focuses on knowledge sharing with lectures, seminars, and community engagement—not just tastings or competitions.
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2. Feast of Tea – Těšín (Cieszyn), Czech–Polish Border
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Known locally as the Festival of Tea, held annually since 2009, typically in June.
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Features tastings led by tea masters from the Czech Republic, Poland, and Slovakia, plus workshops, concerts, and sustainability-themed activities.
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3. Kyiv Tea Festival – Ukraine
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Latest edition took place on May 17–18, 2025, drawing over 4,000 visitors.
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Highlighted include 2,000+ liters of tea, ceremonies, workshops, lectures, and over 100 unique blends, with pu-erh and oolongs notably popular.
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Broader Eastern European Context
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While Romania hosts notable Tea & Coffee Festivals in Bucharest, these typically combine tea and coffee culture and are more generalized rather than tea-exclusive.
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Examples include a cluster of events across local cafés during October, such as Expo and themed evenings, dating back to 2016 and earlier.
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Ukraine, the Czech Republic, Poland—these countries continue to cultivate richer, more specialized tea-focused events.
Summary Table
Country | Festival Name | When | Highlights |
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Czech Republic | Prague Tea Fest | February | Seminars, tastings, pan-European tea culture |
Czech/Poland | Feast of Tea (Těšín) | June | Tastings, workshops, concerts, eco-focus |
Ukraine | Kyiv Tea Festival | May | Large-scale, blends/culture/fun activities |
Romania | Tea & Coffee Festival(s) | October (various) | Combined tea & coffee exhibits, themed cafés |
🧑🤝🧑 Community Buzz
There's growing interest in tea culture across cities like Warsaw, Budapest, Sofia, Bratislava, and Brno, with local meetups and tasting events gaining traction—even when not official festivals:
From a tea tasting tour across multiple cities:
“Pics from tea tasting meetings in Warsaw, Sofia, Budapest, Bucharest, Bratislava, Brno and Prague… Such great happenings… tea culture growing.”
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