BrewClub returns with sports, creativity and coffee on March 28

Felicia David•

25.03.2026• 2 Min.

A stone fountain with a railing sits in a park, surrounded by benches with people sitting, with trees and Lisbon buildings visible in the background under a cloudy sky.

BrewClub returns with sports, creativity and coffee on March 28

BrewClub is returning for its second edition on March 28, bringing together a community of sports and coffee enthusiasts. The event, sponsored by NESCAFÉ, will take place at Doca de Santo Amaro, Warehouse 15 (Scape Workspaces), offering a full day of activities from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The event is designed to cater to different interests and energy levels. Attendees can join Yoga Club, Run Club, Bike Club, Ceramics Club, Coffee Club, Cross Training Club, or Photo Club. Each club provides a unique experience, ensuring there's something for everyone.

From 3:30 PM onwards, a Coffee Party with a DJ set will close the day. Tickets are available on the event's website, but spaces are limited to keep the atmosphere intimate. Organisers have not released details about the first edition's activities or workshops. However, this year's schedule promises a mix of movement, creativity, and relaxation—all centred around a shared love of coffee.

The event runs from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM at Doca de Santo Amaro. With multiple clubs and a closing DJ set, it aims to connect like-minded people in a lively yet relaxed setting. Tickets can be secured online, though availability is restricted.

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