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Fat Gay Vegan is delighted to return to Sheffield for Sheffield Vegan Beer Fest on August 18, 2018.

Located in the beautiful Yellow Arch Studios in Neepsend, Sheffield Vegan Beer Fest 2018 is set to showcase some of the best beer and street food from South Yorkshire and beyond. More details to follow soon.

 

If you're looking for vegan gluten free food (Pizza Guys & Babita's Spice Deli-Indian &Asian and more), cruelty free skincare, makeup and nutrition products as well as vegan craft stalls this event may be of your interest.

For more details please see Facebook page.

After receiving your feedback from the festival last year, we’ve been working hard in the background to make sure we’re looking after all your needs (and wants!). We are committed to making our events as accessible as possible and as a result on Saturday 17th November from 10am until 5pm the Dundee Vegan Festival will be held at the Abertay University’s Student Centre which is a fully accessible venue.

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