
Baghdad Railway & Adana Station
Inaugurated in 1886, the Mersin-Tarsus-Adana line and the historic Baghdad Railway established the city as a legendary crossroads of commerce, trade, and cultural convergence.
2nd Adana International Turkish & World
Completed in 1912 across the rugged Taurus Mountains canyon, this monumental stone viaduct represents the beating heart of our railway motif.
Station coffeehouses where generations of passengers waited for long journeys inspired our festival's unique "Boarding Pass" ticket concept.

Inaugurated in 1886, the Mersin-Tarsus-Adana line and the historic Baghdad Railway established the city as a legendary crossroads of commerce, trade, and cultural convergence.

Spanning deep alpine valleys across the Taurus Mountains, the historic Varda Bridge has guided travelers into Cilicia for over a century and inspired our festival emblem.

Historic station coffeehouses were lively meeting places where travelers shared stories over steaming cups. Our festival brings back this warm platform gathering spirit.

The inaugural 2018 festival welcomed over 44,000 visitors, marking the largest coffee gathering in southern Turkey's history.

Taking place 22–25 October 2026, the second edition expands into a premier international celebration featuring 120+ roasters, global baristas, and concerts.

Organized by Cam Küre Culture & Art Association as a fully non-profit, free-admission cultural service for the community and visiting coffee lovers.