In this presentation, Gabrielle Cerberville (aka @chaoticforager or "The Internet's Mushroom Auntie") discusses the many ways that foraging can improve and enrich communities. By partnering with the land and one another, we can infuse our shared green spaces with added value, provide ourselves and local wildlife with an abundance of nutritious, free food, and experience a deeper connection to nature.

Please join us for a fun afternoon of writing letters to legislators! Together we want to urge Congress to protect farm animals in the 2023 Farm Bill.

THIS EVENT IS FULL. VegMichigan is hosting a lunch meetup on Saturday, April 22 at Taste of India Suvai!

Come join us to celebrate Earth Day! At the Grand Traverse County Civic Center.
There will be live music, scavenger hunts, make-and-take eco-crafts, free (on-site) paper shredding, composting demonstrations, and much more!

VegMichigan will pass out our 30-Day Pledge bags to people new to plant-based eating. 

VegMichigan will distribute bags of delicious plant-based foods to Interlochen Adacemy faculty and staff who are new to plant-based eating.

Join us at Stone Hound Brewing Co. in Traverse City for a 100% plant-based menu including wraps, burgers, bowls, and snacks! Whatever your food preference (vegetarian, vegan, omnivore), everyone's welcome!

VegMichigan will distribute bags of delicious plant-based foods to community members who are new to plant-based eating.

This month we are going to do a vegan cheese tasting. If it's been a minute since you have tried dairy-free, vegan cheese - you won't want to miss this event. The selection and quality of plant-based cheese are really pretty amazing these days. 

VegMichigan will be sharing how and why eating more plant-based meals is good for the environment and will help reduce our carbon footprint.

Factory farms are polluting Michigan. Learn how we can fight back and make it harder for factory farms to operate in Michigan.

For our May Book Club, we will discuss Think Like a Vegan: What Everyone Can Learn from Vegan Ethics (by Emilia A. Leese and Eva J. Charalambides, 2021). We ask that you read the book, or at least part of it, and bring a quote from the book that resonated with you, a question about something you didn't understand, and/or a comment about something you read. This will help us have a meaningful discussion. Not everyone has to speak, but it is more fun when more people contribute!