People & Impact
Simplified color options highlight our iconic green apron and create a sense of familiarity for our customers, no matter which store they visit across North America.
Starbucks 28th Hot Java Cool Jazz brought together some of the Seattle area’s top jazz musicians for a sold-out performance at the historic Paramount Theatre.
About 5,000 partners have visited farms around the world to learn to story of coffee from the ground up.
Our mission affirms our heritage and what has always set us apart – our commitment to source, roast and serve the highest-quality coffee and our role in bringing people together to inspire and nurture the human spirit.
From big moments such as the first ever North American Barista Championship and a new chief executive officer, to quieter ones such as a connection between a customer and barista, Starbucks photographers were there to capture them.
Rex Sterling Hamilton’s colorful drinkware collection, the latest in Starbucks Artist Collaboration Series, arrives in Starbucks stores in August.
Rebecca Hart, a Starbucks partner (employee) since 2008, will compete in Equestrian Dressage, in her fifth Paralympic Games.
Starting in August, in Petaluma, California, Starbucks is leading a city-wide collaborative reuse project to make reusable cups the default option for to-go drinks.
Artist Ananya Rao-Middleton’s drinkware collection arrives in U.S. Starbucks stores ahead of Disability Pride Month in July.
That’s a wrap! Tribeca Festival + Starbucks collab connects storytellers and film lovers over coffee
This year’s exciting events reflect our shared belief in sparking meaningful conversations through powerful storytelling.
