JOIN US AT THE LET’S BEAT BREAST CANCER RALLY!
2200 Dendrinos Dr, Traverse City, MI 49684Please join the Traverse City VegMichigan team and the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine at this year's Let's Beat Breast Cancer Rally where we will raise awareness about these 4 easy steps to reduce your chances:
Eat Plants - Exercise Regularly - Limit Alcohol - Maintain a Healthy Weight
ANN ARBOR FARMERS MARKET TABLING
Ann ArborFarmers Market, 315 Detroit St, Ann Arbor, MI 48104We will have a table at the Ann Arbor Farmers Market and we will be letting people know about the climate benefits of plant-based eating. We will also invite people to participate in the 30-Day Plant-Based Pledge, if they are new to plant-based eating. Additionally, we will serve free plant-based food samples.
MEETUP AT FERNDALE PROJECT
567 Livernois, Ferndale, MI 48220, USACome join us for a MeetUp event on October 10th at 4pm at Ferndale Project! Ferndale Project is a community-focused craft brewery and eatery with vegan options such as vegan pizza and Nashville Hot Tofu.
OSCODA LIBRARY PRESENTATION and PLANT-BASED SAMPLES
Robert J. Parks Library, 6010 N Skeel Ave, Oscoda, MI 48750We will give a presentation about the benefits of plant-based eating and offer tips for adding more plant-based meals into one's life. Free plant-based samples will also be served. RSVP to attend.
ALPENA – DINNER MEETUP AT FRIENDLY FOODEES
Join the Northeast VegMichigan chapter for a casual, plant-based dining experience at Friendly Foodees! All are welcome to enjoy delicious vegan food, connect with others, and learn more about our community and resources.
ANN ARBOR MEETUP – MADRAS MASALA
Madras Masala Restaurant 2016 Packard St, Ann Arbor, MI 48104Join us for a fun evening out and a delicious meal with great tasting food options such as Gobi Manchurian, Vegetable Pakora, Aloo Gobi, and much more. RSVP to attend.
MADANNA UNIVERSITY ANIMAL ETHICS CLASS
We will be a guest lecturer at Madonna University, presenting to their animal ethics class, asking students to think critically and compassionately about their relationship to animals who are farmed.