Northern Vegan Festival
Northern Vegan Festival | 27.03.2013 09:32 | Animal Liberation | Climate Chaos | Ecology
The Northern Vegan Festival, which is the biggest ever vegan event in the North, is on Saturday April 13, from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. at Sachas Hotel, 12, Tib St., Manchester city centre, M4 1SH. There is aftershow from 6 p.m. until late at the Thirsty Scholar vegan/vegetarian pub, 50, New Wakefield St., Manchester city centre, M1 5NP. More info about the Festival on the website and Facebook.
On Saturday 13th April 2013, Manchester will play host to the biggest vegan festival ever to be staged in the north of England.
The Northern Vegan Festival will take place from 10am to 6pm in Sachas Hotel, which is situated in the heart of Manchester city centre, close to Piccadilly.
Some of the many attractions include:
• Ms Cupcake, the vegan star of ITV’s Britain’s Best Bakery, who is well known for her wonderfully decorative cupcakes and 50s style. Mellissa Morgan, aka Ms Cupcake, will be teaching people how to veganise their baking and explaining why you don’t need milk, eggs or butter in any recipe.
• Manchester based Lisa Tse, who survived BBC’s Dragons Den, will be showing visitors how to make the most ordinary of ingredients into extraordinary dishes using her new vegan Sweet Mandarin sauces.
• The authors of Manchester’s famous blog, ‘Naked Vegan Cooking’, who appeared on the Channel 4 documentary ‘My daughter’s a teenage nudist’, will be at the festival promoting vegan recipes and body positivity.
• In addition to cookery demos, talks, films and children’s activities there will also be some light entertainment from, amongst others, Manchester’s very own vegan poet, Dominic Berry, who has performed on CBeebies and Channel 4.
For just £1 (under 12’s free), visitors will be treated to the delights and benefits of vegan living. There will be 90 stalls showcasing the best vegan productssuch as footwear, clothing, beauty products, cookery books and sweet treats to tempt your taste-buds. Some of the finest local caterers will be there to provide a delicious lunch and there will be a variety of free vegan food from some of the UK’s most successful vegan food companies.
Local and national charities and organisations will also be present with free information and advice for visitors who would like to find out more about helping animals and why more and more people, including many celebrities are turning towards a vegan diet.
Everyone is welcome at the Northern Vegan Festival. We hope to inspire, motivate and encourage those curious about being vegan to find out more about this compassionate, healthy and ethical way of living.
With products to buy, free food, information stalls, entertainment, talks, cookery demos and films, there will be something for everyone.’
A free Aftershow Party will take place at The Thirsty Scholar vegetarian/vegan pub, 50 New Wakefield Street, M1 5NP from 6pm until late.
For further details visit:
http://www.northernveganfestival.com/
For more information about the vegan diet visit;
www.vegansociety.com
The Northern Vegan Festival will take place from 10am to 6pm in Sachas Hotel, which is situated in the heart of Manchester city centre, close to Piccadilly.
Some of the many attractions include:
• Ms Cupcake, the vegan star of ITV’s Britain’s Best Bakery, who is well known for her wonderfully decorative cupcakes and 50s style. Mellissa Morgan, aka Ms Cupcake, will be teaching people how to veganise their baking and explaining why you don’t need milk, eggs or butter in any recipe.
• Manchester based Lisa Tse, who survived BBC’s Dragons Den, will be showing visitors how to make the most ordinary of ingredients into extraordinary dishes using her new vegan Sweet Mandarin sauces.
• The authors of Manchester’s famous blog, ‘Naked Vegan Cooking’, who appeared on the Channel 4 documentary ‘My daughter’s a teenage nudist’, will be at the festival promoting vegan recipes and body positivity.
• In addition to cookery demos, talks, films and children’s activities there will also be some light entertainment from, amongst others, Manchester’s very own vegan poet, Dominic Berry, who has performed on CBeebies and Channel 4.
For just £1 (under 12’s free), visitors will be treated to the delights and benefits of vegan living. There will be 90 stalls showcasing the best vegan productssuch as footwear, clothing, beauty products, cookery books and sweet treats to tempt your taste-buds. Some of the finest local caterers will be there to provide a delicious lunch and there will be a variety of free vegan food from some of the UK’s most successful vegan food companies.
Local and national charities and organisations will also be present with free information and advice for visitors who would like to find out more about helping animals and why more and more people, including many celebrities are turning towards a vegan diet.
Everyone is welcome at the Northern Vegan Festival. We hope to inspire, motivate and encourage those curious about being vegan to find out more about this compassionate, healthy and ethical way of living.
With products to buy, free food, information stalls, entertainment, talks, cookery demos and films, there will be something for everyone.’
A free Aftershow Party will take place at The Thirsty Scholar vegetarian/vegan pub, 50 New Wakefield Street, M1 5NP from 6pm until late.
For further details visit:
http://www.northernveganfestival.com/ For more information about the vegan diet visit;
www.vegansociety.com
Northern Vegan Festival
e-mail:
info@northernveganfestival.com
Homepage:
www.northernveganfestival.com
