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Frome Vegan Fair has teamed up with the Cheese and Grain to launch Somerset’s first regular, “VEGAN MARKET!” The vegan market takes place at The Cheese and Grain on the first Saturday of the month, every other month (2 Feb, 6 April, 1st Jun, 3 Aug, 5 Oct, 7 Dec). From food and drink through to clothing, cosmetics, accessories and gifts. This will be a fantastic opportunity to stock up your cupboards, treat yourself or treat your loved ones to something special. Free entry!

Abergavenny Vegan Fair will be day long celebration of all things plant based including ethical clothing brands, cruelty free cosmetics and skincare, eco-friendly household products and of course an impressive line up of delicious vegan food for you to munch on throughout the day or take home to loved ones.

As well as a host of traders for you to browse and discover, there will also be a programme of talks, cookery demos and workshops taking place around the Market Hall for you to get involved with throughout the day.

With a date set for 26th January 2019, the Fair will be coinciding with the annual Veganuary celebrations, aiming to showcase a diverse range of plant based products for you to browse and enjoy throughout the day… save the date!

Ed Winters is a familiar face on the vegan scene, perhaps best known for the conversations he has with non-vegans and shares on his YouTube channel.

October 2019 update:

Creative Aspect: "Millimetre" - A series of short interlinked science fiction stories based on perceptions and creations of world: exploring the topics of speciesism, veganism, altered ecologies and parallel universe theory.

Critical Aspect: How are human animal perceptions and relations played out in science fiction and futuristic literature and what reflection does this have upon current ideologies of the similarities and differences between the human and the non-human? How can creative writing explore and illuminate issues around speciesism, theoretical physics and human behaviour towards the ‘other'.

My second supervisor is Professor Kay Peggs, a sociologist focussing on human animal studies, an inspiring advocate for animals who is also on the Vegan Society Research Advisory Committee.

For further information see: https://www.kingston.ac.uk/research/research-degrees/research-degree-students/profile/summer-phillips-206/

 

Sussex Vegan & East Sussex College is excited to announce Eastbourne's first vegan festival - Vegan Festival Eastbourne! Come and join us to celebrate Veganuary!

We aim to make it bigger and better than before. We hope to welcome another 1,000+ into the college to explore what veganism has to offer in 2019.

 

LiberationArts is hosting an animal rights arts & culture festival! All films shown during this event will reflect veganism as a theme, as it relates to ethics, human health and the environment. Film will be screening in a little DIY movie room with a small projector for a homely affect.

The event is set inside the LiberationArts Exhibition, meaning you will also get a chance to take a look at all kinds of animal rights artworks, artist stalls and more.

Festive gifts with a lantern.

It's the most wonderful time of the year! This Christmas we're seeing some of the most delicious, innovative, mouth-watering and indulgent vegan products hit the shelves.

A shopping trolley to the forefront with a row of fridges containing food in the background.

"Collectivists" and "individualists," who tend to care more about social and environmental justice, account for 29% of the total market and thus have significant purchasing power.

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