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Last chance to nominate for Shave the Barista

by Sarah Baker
February 9, 2018
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Baristas with luscious locks and a heart of gold are encouraged to register for Shave the Barista, a fundraiser to raise money for Charity Partner StreetSmart.

The Melbourne International Coffee Expo (MICE) is calling for baristas, male and female, to shave their locks and beards in the name of charity at MICE, taking place from 22 to 24 March.

Uncle Rocco’s Barber Shop has donated one of their barbers to give a free trim to the willing baristas.

All proceeds will go towards supporting grassroots projects that tackle homelessness in Australia.

Nominate yourself or a friend to go under the razor at event.organiser@primecreative.com.au

Now in its seventh year, MICE is known throughout the Asia Pacific as the largest and most exciting dedicated coffee event. A phenomenal 9,646 café owners, roasters, baristas, equipment manufacturers, service providers and more flocked to the Melbourne Showgrounds in 2017 to experience everything the specialty coffee industry has to offer.

For more information, visit streetsmartaustralia.org

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