Pepitoria . Say it with me now, pe-pi-tor-i-a. This little seed mix represents Guate. A bite of its history and its culinary magic, a...

Two years ago, we opened our doors to this beautiful, bustling, multi-cultural, multi-lingual Café.  The last time we updated you with a...

It’s March, which means the end of the coffee harvest in Guatemala. It's also International Women’s month. And what could be more fitting...

De la tierra a tu taza con amor. From the land to your cup with love. Are you picturing a dreamy fields of flowers and happy farmers,...

What do a suitcase, sponge, a grape and gold underwear have in common? You guessed it! All things you must have handy on December 31st to...

I’ve met a lot of farmers in my life. Somehow, I’ve been lucky enough to create a career journey that’s afforded me the pleasure of...

We want to take you back, back in time, to a land of 2020, pandemics, uncertainty, and.... two socias with a burning fire for starting...

In Guatemala April marks the celebration of Semana Santa (Holy Week) which lasts a whole week. Known officially as “La Semana Mayor” (The...

In 2016, a friend of mine introduced me to Sun Valley Kitchen, a kitchen I would soon come to find as a sparkling warm home of a kitchen...

While I cozy up and watch the snow pour down outside my window here in Denver, cafecito in hand, I'm thinking back on much warmer times...

Back in 2015, Vivi and I met at a grassroots non-profit - Re:Vision (amazing, check them out if you haven't heard the good news). I was...

Día de Todos los Santos is a very special holiday in Guatemala: a day to celebrate and remember loved ones who have passed away. Families...

In order to understand a piece of the Convivio Café story I would like to share a bit about my personal story. The story of a Guatemalan...

There are about 750,000 smallholder coffee farmers in Central America. Imagine, the whole of Denver Metro area… farming coffee! And it’s...

Wow. Just wow. We were featured in 5280 (Denver's prominent magazine) as the women bringing beyond-fair trade coffee to Denver. Read the...

“Mi Abuela es un misterio'". That’s how I always start the story of my grandmother - she is a mystery. Born on the somewhat lesser-known...

18 years ago, almost to the day, I got my first job at a coffee shop. EIGHTEEN YEARS AGO. Am I even old enough to say that? I remember...

Hola! this is Vivi, the 'chapina' coffee socia (guatemalan, café business partner) sharing a bit about our women owned, Guate inspired,...

¡Saludos friends and fam! Oh, this year. Call it a doozy or a nightmare, it’s been nothing short of a full-blown challenge. We don’t know...