There were talks, music, cooking demonstrations, kids activities, a vegan cupcake competition and even vegan speed-dating on offer (I declined visiting the latter!) and it only cost £1 for adult entry - what a bargain!
I visited with Miss Ony, and we spent a pleasant couple of hours at the festival. We both particularly enjoyed Lizzy Hughes' cooking demos and tasting quinoa for the first time.
I hadn't been to the vegan festival before, as I wasn't sure how family-friendly it would be, but I'll certainly go again next year. Pin It
Everyone should go:)Every year it's getting bigger and bigger.This year i took my 14yr/9yr who absolutely enjoyed it:),my teenager is even now thinking of going vegan!Good tip take a jute bag to put all your freebies,leaflets in,but no backpacks,lrge bags has it's so rammed..i struggle to get my purse out!Think next year needs a bigger venue.Glad you enjoyed:))
ReplyDeleteWe enjoyed it too - though I agree with J Squire it needs a bigger venue, as was so crowded.
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