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We've delivered this round-up of child-friendly vegan festivals around the UK that should help you bulk out your calendars!

Zero Mkt London is the London's first vegan, zero waste market. It will involve zero animal products, zero single-use plastics and zero waste. Everything will be edible, reusable, recyclable or compostable. Guests will have an array of stalls to explore, ranging from vegan food and drink, eco lifestyle products, and sustainable clothing items.

Catford Food Market is launching South East London’s first fully vegan all day festival on July 15th 2018 in collaboration with Plant Bass LDN.

A fantastic fun family event for anyone interested in a healthy & compassionate lifestyle. Free food samples, information stalls, vegan food & products, delicious vegan cakes and much more.

More details on Facebook page.

The Harpur Suite
Bedford
MK40 1LE
 

Wednesday 3 October 2018

“Christmas is coming the Seitan won’t get you fat please put a penny in the charity hat. If you haven’t got a penny bring a vegan friend to, if you haven’t got a vegan friend any friend will do”.

Award-winning magazine Vegan Food & Living is teaming up with the fabulous show producer John Walford, and the equally fabulous stylist Rebekah Roy, to bring you London's first vegan catwalk and fashion show.

Bare Fashion will feature Autumn clothing lines from vegan, sustainable and ethical brands from the UK and beyond. All clothing products featured at Bare Fashion are 100% vegan and 100% cruelty-free.

The event will showcase the best in vegan clothing and beauty products alongside a sterling combination of beauty pop-ups, vegan food and vegan cocktails!

Animal Equality is hosting a special fundraiser screening of the documentary Dominion. The highly anticipated film explores the way in which humans and animals interact, especially looking at the food system and how animals for used human benefit. Drones, hidden cameras, and hand-held cameras are used to “expose the dark underbelly of modern animal agriculture.”

Tickets can be purchased via Eventbrite in advance. 

Jovita Grigaliūnaitė helps take the stress out of finding a vegan nail polish.  

 

We register the first electricity tariff with The Vegan Society's Vegan Trademark.

Kayla Hill discusses her experience of Bali as a solo vegan traveller and visiting the world's first vegan cinema. 

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