SOUP'S BACK Y'ALL!

Fall is Here, Mt. Currie is dusted with a Beautiful Coating of Snow, Days are Chilly and now our delicious homemade soups are back! Yay!



Come in and warm up with a bowl of tasty delight!

They are hearty and always made in-house with the freshest ingredients. Hope to see you soon!

Best Latté

We were voted "Best Latté" in the Pique News Magazine's 'Best of Pemberton' for 2008. We came in second for "Best Local Hangout", "Best Place for People Watching" and "Best New Business (by default, apparently we can't win two years in a row). We were voted third for "Best Place to Witness a Pack of Stroller Joggers"

Thanks so much to everyone who voted and to all our locals for all of your continual support!

Congrats to the Helmers, Sturdy's and Miller's for being our favorite farmers too!

Featured Artist: Jarrod Eastman

Mount Currie Coffee Company is proud to introduce Pemberton to jROD aRT.


Jarrod is an amazing artist based out of Bozeman, Montana who's wonderful sketches give us a glimpse of his amazing creative energy & talent. His refreshing characters are interesting, fun & full of flavour. Each piece allows us to have an understanding of his imagination and love of art. They're impossible not to love.

Come by and have a peek.

Show will be up through October.

Artist Statement:
I feel a great connectedness to the energy that embodies creativity. It is through this energy that my work pervades a sense of possibility and imagination. The dialogue that takes place between the artist and the canvas is as important as the interaction between the canvas and its viewer. This is how art is able to permeate our culture. It is a crucial step in the constant ebb and flow of creative energy. This step is of great importance to our souls and peace of mind.

I grew up in Phoenix, Arizona surrounded by the desert. I had a childhood that was inundated with graphics from skateboards, rock bands and an explosive pop culture. I was fortunate to travel from an early age and have a great appreciation for "otherness" and cultural diversity. Other early influences included the nascent pop surrealism movement and the art of Maurice Sendak, Ralph Steadman, Joe Sorren, Derek Hess and Robert Williams; to name a few. My work has been shaped and reshaped by various subcultures ranging from skateboarding, punk, jazz, hip-hop music, and spoken word, to a lifestyle centered in the mountains.



In the early 90's influenced by friends and artists, I began the journey of a self taught artist. In my earlier portfolios, I experimented with psychedelic and tattoo art. Fifteen years later I paint full time, communicating my imagination through images. My most creative moments are infused with motion, music and color. My art has become more than a passage of time. For me it has become time itself. It is my passion. You can vieew my website at www.jRODaRT.com and contact me at info@jrodart.com.