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art faIrs, kItes, vegfest: 5 thIngs to do In metro detroIt thIs weekend
The VegMichigan VegFest, now in its 23rd year, continues to draw plant-based enthusiasts and curious minds alike. With nearly 100 vendors showcasing everything from plant-based restaurants to specialty items, attendees will have no shortage of options to explore.
eastern market's vegfest returns June 2
Eastern Market is getting ready to host the 23rd annual VegFest on June 2, featuring special vendors, cooking demonstrations, and live entertainment. Kim Korona, the program manager, talks to host Ann Thomas about the annual event.
ann arborItes can get free plant-based food vIa new cIty effort
As part of the city’s A2Zero carbon-neutrality mission, the city is now putting big money behind a new campaign to promote plant-based eating.
City Council voted to OK a $135,000 contract with nonprofit VegMichigan to engage and educate the community to advance more sustainable and plant-forward diets.
vegfest returns June 4 to eastern market
VegFest is presented by VegMichigan, an organization that promotes a plant-based lifestyle. It runs 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and admission is free. The event draws thousands of people and offers cooking demonstrations, food samples (including comfort foods and sweets) and educational materials.
what wIll you do? world vegan day (and month!)
VegMichigan shares activities that will take place during World Vegan Month, including tailgate parties at the University of Michigan and Michigan State University, where fans can enjoy Beyond Burgers and other vegan versions of tailgate favorites.
18 STOrIES Of SUCCESSfUL VEGaN aCTIVISM TO INSpIrE YOU
“Who better than our fellow activists to show us what’s possible and encourage us to take action? In this blog post, we share 18 snapshots of vegan activism by our own VegFund grantees.”
*Check out #8 for the VegMichigan highlight
vegmIchIgan free festIval vIsIts downtown farmIngton's rIley park
“If you passed by downtown Farmington’s Riley Park on Sunday and spotted white tents, food trucks, and entertainers, you may have done a double-take and thought, ‘Wait … wasn’t the farmers’ market yesterday?'”
celebs, athletes, doctors promote plant-based dIets at vegfest 2019
“Healthcare professionals, local plant-based vendors, professional athletes, and even a movie star showed up in Novi Sunday to promote plant-based diets at VegMichigan’s 20th annual VegFest.”
mIchIgan turnIng over a new leaf for veganIsm
“Veganism has been gaining popularity across the nation as well as the globe, and Michigan folk have been adapting to it.”
VegMichigan is a 501(c)(3) non-profit. Our federal tax ID number is 38-3602198.