Pachamama Coffee will celebrate the expansion of their East Sacramento Coffeebar with a Fiesta and Block Party. Patrons and neighbors can join staff for live music, free coffee, food, and merchandise giveaways.

Pachamama Coffee is proud to build out their East Sacramento Coffeebar with the addition of an expanded kitchen and seating area that will be geared towards showcasing the art of the East Sacramento community. Featuring a mural designed and painted by local artists Rosa Angelica Casteñeda and Antonio Sarabia, Pachamama’s East Sacramento Bodega will be a space to fully honor the connection that exists between coffee farmers and their customers in the Sacramento community. Thanks to Pachamama Coffee’s unique farmer-owned business model, patrons have the opportunity to enjoy their coffee in a space that is owned and governed by the farmers that grew it.

The coffee cooperative has enjoyed serving the East Sacramento community since 2015. In the last four years, growth has been steady, and this most recent expansion is the result of an extension into the retail space that neighbors the original Coffeebar. Nestled between the Thrifty Thirties and the Fab Forties, Pachamama’s East Sac location enjoys steady relationships with neighbors, regulars, and people passing through the region looking for exceptional, organic coffee. By expanding their space, Pachamama will be better equipped to foster the sense of belonging and family that East Sacramento provides to residents and visitors alike.