To promote National Coffee Day, Explore York is partnering with 23 local coffee shops for the Fifth Annual York County Coffee Crawl.
A week-long celebration, the York County Coffee Crawl is being held in honor of National Coffee Day, Sept. 29. The event spotlights York County’s network of independent coffee shops.
Featured participants include Prince Street Café, The Café at Browns, Tucker & Co. Bakery Café, Oxford Hall Celtic Shop, Joe StrEAT Café, Alecraft, The Hive, and Noni’s Table at Heritage Hills Resort—along with several other stops throughout the county.
“We’re thrilled to have a record number of participants this year,” Explore York’s Vice President of Marketing & Communications Melissa Beaverson said in a statemen. “We encourage coffee lovers to share their Coffee Crawl adventures on social media to highlight the incredible variety and craftsmanship of York County’s robust coffee scene.”
Explore York is partnering with participating shops offering prizes to those who post and tag @ExploreYorkPA along with their favorite stops. Per a release, while there’s no requirement to visit every location to be eligible, participants are encouraged to explore as many as possible to support local businesses.
Explore York’s mission is to maximize tourism expenditures and their economic impact in York County through tourism sales and marketing programs.