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Father’s Day · June 21, 2026 · Bronte Heritage Waterfront Park

502 URBAN COFFEE

Guatemalan single-origin coffee, roasted in small batches for Bronte Village.

2026 Vendor Festival Vendor Expo Booth

Founded

2025

Home base

Bronte Village, Oakville, ON

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Guatemalan single-origin coffeeSmall-batch local roastingCold brew & matcha cloudsFresh baked treats

At the 2026 Event

Set up at the Father's Day Waterfront Festival vendor market on race day, pouring coffee, cold brew, lemonade, hibiscus, and chai.

502 URBAN COFFEE is Bronte Village’s own specialty coffee story. The shop got its start selling coffee at the Bronte Farmers’ Market, and the response was strong enough that in the summer of 2025 it opened a café of its own on Lakeshore Road West — a few minutes’ walk from our start line.

What makes their cup different is where it comes from. The coffee is sourced directly from small growers in Guatemala — varieties like Catuai, Yellow Bourbon, and Caturra from regions including Antigua and Huehuetenango — then roasted locally in small batches so each origin’s natural flavours come through. Alongside the coffee you’ll find cold brew, matcha clouds, lemonade, hibiscus, chai, and a case of fresh baked treats.

On race day, 502 URBAN COFFEE set up at the Father’s Day Waterfront Festival vendor market, keeping runners, spectators, and volunteers caffeinated as the 2026 Mercedes-Benz Oakville Bronte Harbour Classic 5K came home along the harbour.

Why we love having them at the Classic

They're our Bronte Village neighbours. Their café sits just up Lakeshore from our start line, and on race morning they were pouring cold brew and hibiscus for finishers before most of Oakville had finished breakfast. A farmers'-market success story serving world-class coffee in the race's own backyard.

— The Bronte Harbour Classic race team

Fun factTheir beans arrive green from small growers in Guatemala — regions like Antigua and Huehuetenango — and are roasted locally in small batches to bring out each variety's character.

For our runners

Fuel your next run

Their café in Bronte Village is steps from the course — drop in for a cappuccino or take home a bag of single-origin Guatemalan beans.

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