Our coffee beans and herbal teas aren’t the only thing with international flavor you can find at our cafes. We love that Trees Organic’s downtown locations gets to play host to friendly and hardworking local students from UBC, SFU and BCIT, as well as far off-places like Korea, Japan and Mexico.
More music nights at Trees Organic cafes in Vancouver!
Thursday, July 21, 2011 —
Granville St. hosts two bands accustomed to touring and acclaim: Indie-folk-rock Alberta boys, Layten Kramer & The Eerie Green, presenting you tunes from their new album, Lost in the Woods; The Little Stevies, a seasoned Australian trio, light up Vancouver’s grey nights with the folk-pop harmonies of their album, Attention Shoppers.
Friday, July 22, 2011 –
Granville St. eases you into your weekend with a night of alternative-pop: Kate Morgan, who having shared the 2010 Lilith Fair stage with her idols, is a well-respected talent in the Canadian music scene; Nadia von Hahn, an effervescent, alternative-pop fixture in popular live music venues across BC; Nat Jay, whose accomplished song writing set the stage for songs from her bold album, Lights Across the Sky, to be picked up by international festivals and TV series; Winston Hauschild, a dedicated, genuine performer and producer whose solo album, Limited, and ensemble effort, Passengers, brought him notoriety in their creativity and realism.
This Week’s Music Night Line-up at Trees Organic’s Granville and Yaletown locations
Music Night Thursday, July 14, 2011 in Downtown Vancouver at 450 Granville St
Trees Organic at Granville St. brings you a solid roster of talented young men: David Borys, a country/rock stud, whose band, The Steel Toe Boots, is known for impressing upon his audiences the importance of coming to a show ready to party; Adam Bailie, whose alternative pop/rock vocals are reminiscent of David Gray and Damien Rice; Neal Ryan, an Irish Vancouverite with a songbook of introspective, soft ballads with which to get cozy in the summer rain.
Music Night Friday, July 15, 2011 at our central Granville and Yaletown cafes: 450 Granville St and 1391 Richards St.
Trees Organic at Granville St. is hosting another trio of songbirds with whom to while away an evening tucked into a creamy slice of our signature cheesecake. We’ll be featuring: Sadie Donovan, to spice up the weekend with her locally-honed vocals she’s shared with many a festival crowd; Bernie Boulanger, a folk/country acoustic storyteller; Ben Rogers, a seasoned folk singer/songwriter and an old soul with a guitar.
We’re very proud to be known for serving up Vancouver’s best cheesecake and our summer recipe is our tastiest flavor yet: Mango Splash!
Chunks of fresh mango nestled in our traditional New York base, swirled with mango puree make a fluffy, smooth summer treat. You can even throw it in the freezer for a cheesecake/ice-cream- inspired delight. This cheesecake already has a major fan following!
Sounds good? It tastes even better. And we can prove it.
Come in to our Trees Organic Yaletown café at 1391 Richards St. this Wednesday, July 13, between 2 and 6 pm and try a taste of our Mango Splash cheesecake in a tasting cup.
We all love a good deal once in a while. We invite you to walk in and try some of our great coffee, cheesecake or other delicious beverages and treats.
As many of our regular café customers can attest, people love the smell and taste of fresh-roasted coffee — and for those of us who like to be at the top of our game, the caffeine boost from our signature blend. That distinct Guatemalan and Peruvian coffee aroma and body can be a pleasant pick-me-up on any morning, keeping you energized and alert.
Our location on Granville is a popular and well-known spot to see Vancouver’s café culture up close. But did you know that Trees Organic Coffee and Roasting House has three locations around Vancouver and one in Richmond, uniquely blending into each neighborhood?
Are you a loyal customer of Trees Organic Coffee and Roasting House? We think that loyalty should be rewarded. Starting this month, try out the Trees Coffee RewardMe program and earn a free coffee, free slice of a delicious cheesecake or more!
Vancouver Food and Wine has given us two thumbs WAY up! Read all about it here:
A Kitchen in Brooklyn wrote an article on top Sweet tooth destinations in Vancouver and lists Trees cheesecake as one of their favorite’s on the planet.
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