Last weekend, thousands of festival-goers gathered in Central Texas to celebrate and learn more about vegetarianism at Austin’s first-ever Texas VegFest, an uber-successful veg-foodie event that indicates plant-based eating is a growing trend. The Texas VegFest comes on the heels of Dallas’ Second Annual Texas State Veggie Fair, held in October.
The festival featured inspiring speakers like Robert Cheeke and Dr. Micheal Greger, cooking demonstrations by the Post Punk Kitchen‘s Isa Chandra Moskowitz and Terry Hope Romero, live music, and incredible vegan food, including vegan mac ‘n cheese from Mac’n Food Truck, which had traveled all the way to Austin from Miami.
Mercy For Animals was thrilled to sponsor the inaugural Texas VegFest and meet so many compassionate people from all over Texas interested in spreading the word about the benefits of plant-based eating.
Missed us at the Texas VegFest? Visit MFA at these upcoming vegetarian food festivals:
The festival featured inspiring speakers like Robert Cheeke and Dr. Micheal Greger, cooking demonstrations by the Post Punk Kitchen‘s Isa Chandra Moskowitz and Terry Hope Romero, live music, and incredible vegan food, including vegan mac ‘n cheese from Mac’n Food Truck, which had traveled all the way to Austin from Miami.
Mercy For Animals was thrilled to sponsor the inaugural Texas VegFest and meet so many compassionate people from all over Texas interested in spreading the word about the benefits of plant-based eating.Missed us at the Texas VegFest? Visit MFA at these upcoming vegetarian food festivals:
- Sunday, April 15 – Worcester VegFest, Worcester, MA
- Saturday and Sunday, April 28 and 29 – Connecticut Vegetarian Festival, Hartford, CT
- Saturday, April 28 – Baltimore VegFest, Baltimore, MD
- Sunday, April 29 – Michigan VegFest, Grand River, Novi, MI