The 2017 issue of Twin Cities Veg Living has been published! This is the third edition of our annual 12-page magazine that’s used for outreach purposes–to encourage people to embrace their empathy and move toward a plant-based diet.
Print copies of the magazine are available at CAA Community Space and will be distributed for free at CAA events throughout the year. You can also view the magazine online in PDF. Or check out this flipbook version.
This year’s edition has a variety of engaging articles and images. Here’s what you’ll find:
- An introductory letter from our new executive director, Laura Matanah
- A guide to eating a plant-based diet on a tight budget
- An article about the animals at SoulSpace Farm Sanctuary
- A recipe from The Herbivorous Butcher
- An article about Paula and Nathan Huerkamp, CAA volunteers
- A guide to the best vegan baked goods in the Twin Cities
- An article about two local vegan restaurants, J. Selby’s and Reverie Cafe + Bar
As Communications Coordinator for CAA, I served as editor for the magazine and had the privilege to work with a number of individuals who contributed to the process in a variety of ways.
We are very thankful to all of these volunteers for generously sharing their time and their talents in the creation of the magazine:
- Caleb Blodgett
- Nathan Heurkamp
- Paula Heurkamp
- Lola Levin
- Juliana Lillehei
- Yash Patel
- Linda Pope
- Brooke Reynolds
- Dave Rolsky
- Shelby Schouweiler
- Isabelle Welp
Also, many thanks to these businesses and organizations for supplying content:
- Captured by Brooke
- French Meadow Bakery & Cafe
- Glam Doll Donuts
- The Herbivorous Butcher
- J. Selby’s
- Reverie Cafe + Bar
- SoulSpace Farm Sanctuary
At these vegan-friendly establishments, we had a number of contacts who were especially helpful. Here’s a shout-out of gratitude to each of them: Amanda Bergeron-Manzone, Kara Jean Breci, Matt Clayton, Casey Muir-Taylor, Brooke Reynolds, Jeffrey Therkelsen, Laura VanZandt, and Kirstin Weigmann.
Also, we’d like to thank our graphic designer, Stephen Magner, for his work designing the layout not only for the magazine but also for our recently published 2016 Annual Report.
We hope that this magazine provides enjoyment and inspiration for whomever finds it, ultimately making the world a kinder, more compassionate place through our everyday choices.
Correction: Please note that on page four of the printed magazine, J. Selby’s address is misprinted. It is located in St. Paul, not Minneapolis. We encourage our Twin Cities community to support J. Selby’s. Please stay tuned to their website and Facebook page to get updates on when they will open.