ANN ARBOR FARMERS MARKET
We are tabling at the Ann Arbor Farmers Market to spread awareness about food and climate change, provide free plant-based food samples, and invite people to participate in the 30-Day Plant-Based Pledge.
EAT THAI + MILK & FROTH MEETUP
As summer winds down, let's grab every opportunity to savor it with this double header event! We will start at Eat Thai at 3 p.m. and then move a few doors down around 4 p.m. to Milk & Froth to enjoy their delicious plant-based ice cream.
VEGMICHIGAN’S FALL FOOD & FUN NIGHT
33113 Grand River Ave, Farmington, MI 48335Join us for a fun night outside in Farmington with delicious plant-based food, great community, music to dance to, and a fire pit!
SIERRA CLUB CAFO SUB-TEAM VIRTUAL PRESENTATION
We will discuss the environmental benefits of plant-based eating and tips for making more plant-based meal choices.
ANN ARBOR GREEN FAIR
We will have a table at the Ann Arbor Green Fair, providing information about the climate benefits of plant-based meals and inviting people to participate in the 30-Day Plant-Based Pledge.
HARRISVILLE MEETUP – ALCONA BREW HAUS
Join us for a fun evening at the Alcona Brew Haus, which offers some delicious vegan options, such as their Vegan Noted dish (pictured).
STORYTIME: GARDEN ADVENTURES AT THE ANN ARBOR TRAVERWOOD LIBRARY
Ann Arbor Traverwood Library, 3333 Traverwood Dr, Ann Arbor, MI 48105Join VegMichigan for a family-friendly program featuring a reading of Oliver McCoy: The Vegetable Boy by Dr. Richard B. Joelson, followed by a hands-on activity for early learners. Families who attend will also have an opportunity to take home free climate-friendly food items.
DEXTER MEETUP AT LA MARSA
Voted "Best Mediterranean Restaurant in Hour Detroit for 2026"! Come join us at the Dexter location and discover for yourself how delicious their food is as you dine with others leaning into plant-based eating.
FERNDALE CITY HALL PRESENTATION
Ferndale City Hall, 300 E 9 Mile Rd, Ferndale, MI 48220We will give a presentation at Ferndale City Hall about the climate benefits of plant-based eating. The event is free and open to the public.