Monday, August 10 BrewBird Brings a Global Coffee Flight to Kick Off San Francisco International Week
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On Monday, August 10 BrewBird Brings a Global Coffee Flight to Kick Off San Francisco International Week
5 August 2026 – San Francisco, CA: Coffee has a way of bringing people together. It crosses borders, starts conversations, and turns strangers into friends.
On Monday, August 10, BrewBird is celebrating that idea by bringing a global coffee flight to Opening Night: International Networking Night, the kickoff event for San Francisco International Week 2026.
From 5:30–8:00 p.m. at Rincon Center (101 Spear Street), guests will be invited to explore coffees from around the world through four exceptional Bay Area specialty roasters. Each coffee tells a different story, showcasing the people, places, and traditions behind every cup.
The event is open to the public and will bring together business leaders, entrepreneurs, consulates, community organizations, and San Franciscans for an evening celebrating the global connections that make the city so unique.
“Coffee might be one of the world’s greatest connectors. It’s grown across continents, shaped by different cultures, and almost always shared with other people,” said Mickey Du, CEO of BrewBird. “We’re excited to celebrate that spirit by introducing guests to incredible coffees from our roasting partners while bringing people together over something everyone can enjoy.”
“San Francisco has always been a city built on global connections,” said Rodney Fong, President and CEO of the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce. “International Week celebrates those relationships while creating new opportunities for collaboration and commerce. BrewBird’s global coffee flight is a perfect reflection of that mission.”
The Global Coffee Flight:
Guests will be able to sample four distinctive coffees, each representing different growing regions from around the world:
- Dark Roast: Andytown Coffee Roasters — Wind & Sea (Colombia & Ethiopia)
- Medium Roast: Equator Coffees — Prime Meridian (Guatemala, Colombia & Brazil)
- Light Roast: Academic Coffee — Sierra Vista (Ethiopia)
- Decaf: Mother Tongue Coffee — Yummy Decaf (Peru)
Every cup will be brewed fresh on BrewBird’s whole-bean brewing platform, delivering café-quality coffee at the touch of a button.
Opening Night officially launches San Francisco International Week, a citywide celebration designed to strengthen international relationships, encourage cross-border business, and recognize the diverse communities that make San Francisco a global hub.
The evening will feature food and beverage vendors, live entertainment, cultural exhibitors, and networking opportunities. Tickets are $10 for San Francisco Chamber members and $20 for non-members.
International Week continues August 11–14with programming focused on international trade, innovation, global partnerships, and cultural exchange, alongside events hosted by organizations throughout the city.
About BrewBird:
BrewBird is reimagining coffee for the modern workplace with beautifully designed bean-to-cup brewers that deliver café-quality coffee in about a minute. By partnering with leading specialty coffee roasters, BrewBird combines freshly ground whole beans, one-touch convenience, connected technology, and 100% compostable pods to create an office coffee experience people actually look forward to.
About San Francisco International Week:
Presented August 10–14, San Francisco International Week brings together business leaders, trade partners, consulates, community organizations and the public to build connections, advance cross-border commerce and celebrate the international communities that define San Francisco. For details and registration, visit sfcentered.org.
About the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce:
Founded during the Gold Rush in 1850, the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce is the city’s leading business network, representing businesses of every size, industry and neighborhood. Through advocacy, economic development and business development, the Chamber works to attract, support and grow businesses, advance sustainable economic prosperity and make San Francisco a better place to live and work. For more information, visit sfchamber.com