Finding good coffee on the road can be magical, but more often it's a fruitless goose chase. Yes you can bring your v60 camping, but who wants to lug around more weight when you’re trying to climb a mountain? Now you can brew delicious coffee wherever you want, with the Stumptown Dripkit. It ‘s the perfect on-the-go coffee option, for when you’re miles above a city on an airplane, or on the road to your next tour gig. No gear required, no compromise on quality. All you need is hot water and 2 minutes to make a cup worth savoring.

One of the things we love about being in the coffee game is all of the rad people it attracts. Writers camping out at cafe tables, artists installing their work on our walls, and the musicians, makers and thinkers that come get their fix before making their magical projects. One connection that we’ve loved growing is with a dude named Nathaniel Russell. We’ve collaborated with him a few times now, and as we prepare to open our second cafe in Los Angeles, we could think of no one better to craft a mural on one of our sunlit walls.

Spaceness is an art festival that solicits work based around the theme of time, space, and the unknown. It was founded in 2015 by Portland artists Alison Jean Cole and Julia Barbee, and takes place every year in the dark, drizzly days of late winter at the Sou’Wester, a criminally charming lodge and vintage camper resort on the Washington coast.