Quick Guide: Plant Powered Party in London (VegFest)

It is often difficult for Vegans to find the right place to express their passion for vegan produce. This year, there’s something for them to look forward to again – VegFest London.

On November 10, 2018, VegFest London will be coming back for awesome surprises. This festival aims to spread awareness about the vegan lifestyle as it celebrates the positive effects of being vegan.

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This event is a showcase of the efforts of the vegan community in making the world a better place. The assortment of vegan produce items for everyone is one of the highlights of the event.

The festival started in 2013 and is set to get better and better for the years to come. Through the event, the organizers want to show the world how wonderful it is to be vegan. Contrary to what many people think, there are actually a lot of alternative vegan meals that are healthier and more delicious.

VegFest London will showcase different mini events that will surely be enjoyed by the attendees. There’s a whole lot to learn about the vegan experience too. There will be cooking demonstrations, vegan food product bazaars, and inspirational speakers.

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Learning from Others

Various speakers of different backgrounds will share their experiences to inspire fellow vegans. One of them is Genesis Butler, an 11-year old vegan and animal rights advocate.

Another true inspiration is John Lewis who conquered his weight problems. He did this through hard work and love of sports. Now known as the ‘Badass Vegan,’ Lewis continues to help people while doing what he loves.

Also in the roster of speakers is Toni Okamoto, the founder of "Plant-Based on a Budget" website. This website is a life saver for vegans who like to keep it simple and cheap – truly a practical guide for vegans all over.

There will also be cause advocates who will share their own vegan experiences. Some of them are James Wildman (humane educator) from the Animal Rights Foundation, Camille Labchuk (animal rights lawyer), and Susie Coston (national shelter director) of the Farm Sanctuary. Leading actuary in Canada, Caterina Lindman, will also be giving a talk.

Famous vegans Yoda Olinyk and Amanda Baker will surely make the festival more memorable and meaningful as they share stories and experiences. Olinyk is the owner of Yoda’s Kitchen while Baker is known for her extraordinary journey towards finding inner peace.

The event will be on Saturday, November 10, 2018. It will start at 10:00 in the morning and will end at 6:00 in the afternoon. Head out of your hotel room at the Park Grand Kensington and visit Metroland Media Agriplex at 845 Florence Street in London to learn more about what being vegan means and feels like.

You and your family and friends can explore the world of vegan together with many others in this event. The festival is open to everyone. There’s an admission fee of $5 but children 12 years old and younger can enter free of charge. There’s also ample parking for those who will be driving to the venue.

Also, If you are staying in Park City Grand Plaza Kensington, make sure to visit any of the restaurants in Kensington to taste delicious food at your door step.