a cozy cafe. a creative haven.
Slow Season invites you to unwind and create in the heart of historic Lockport, NY, just steps from the Erie Canal. Come for a warm cup of coffee, visit upstairs to create in our Crafting Café, or join a workshop in art and fiber arts in the studio.
Here, creativity and community are always in season.
We’d like to introduce you to: The Slow Season Vanilla Fig Latte
Our signature latte, made with our house-crafted vanilla fig syrup, created from scratch in-house. Smooth, subtly sweet. Available hot or iced.
Soft Opening Hours:
Sunday & Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 4-9p
Wednesday: 9a-12p
Thursday - Saturday: 9-2a, 5-9p
June Workshop Offerings
upstairs in the Slow Season studio
FOR ADULTS
FOR CHILDREN
Located upstairs at Slow Season, the Crafting Café is a cozy, self-guided creative space where the menu is made of crafts. Choose from a selection of seasonal, high-quality, thoughtfully designed art and handwork projects, and we’ll bring everything right to your table. Sip your drink from the Coffee and Tea House and settle into the joy of making.
The Slow Season
Crafting Cafe
Soft Opening Hours:
Thursday - Saturday: 5-9p
Studio & Cafe
Memberships
We’re putting the final touches on two cozy new membership options, designed for coffee lovers, creative makers, and anyone who would love exclusive access beautiful space to slow down, read, work, make art…or simply be.
One offers an inspiring space to stay awhile.
The other opens the studio doors for hands-on creativity and connection.
Both come with perks (yes, coffee included).
Launching soon during our Grand Opening.
Stay tuned, or get on the list for early access to our Grand Opening announcements:
Grand Opening Celebration
starts June 20th
stay tuned & follow along for what’s to come…
The mood is the magic. The way we move, the way we create, becomes a quiet language of care and intention. Through thoughtful gestures and attention to beauty, we experience both the quality of nature and the harmony of form and function. When lifted by beauty, even the simplest craft becomes an art form, something to cherish and hold.