Become a Twin Cities Veg Fest Funder with a donation to our Indiegogo campaign. Contribute today! The campaign expires on Tuesday, July 1st. Only 6 days left! We’re almost halfway there, and we need your support to make it the rest of the way.
Your support helps fund a festival that celebrates compassion and welcomes everyone, whether vegan, vegetarian, or omnivore. Twin Cities Veg Fest brings the community together and shows how fun and delicious a compassionate lifestyle can be. It’s a powerful form of outreach and a good time, all rolled into one.
Our third annual Twin Cities Veg Fest 2014 will happen on Sunday, September 28th, 2014, 10am – 4pm at Coffman Memorial Union on the Minneapolis campus of the University of Minnesota. Our previous festivals were great successes, and we anticipate continued growth. With your support, we can reach new audiences, provide more tasty vegan food, and bring cooking demos to the festival.
To learn more about Twin Cities Veg Fest, listen to our most recent Exploring Veg, the Compassionate Action for Animals podcast. In this first podcast of a four-part series devoted to all things Veg Fest, we give an overview of the upcoming festival. I talk with Twin Cities Veg Fest organizer Dave Rolsky about what the Veg Fest is, how it came to be, and what it offers the general public.
Twin Cities Veg Fest is free to attend. Your generous support is what makes this event possible.
Visit our Indiegogo campaign page, and check out the range of perks for different levels of contribution. We have everything from a cute CAA button to a homemade vegan cake delivered straight to your door.
Visit our website to learn more about all the ways that you can be involved with CAA, including a Potluck and Bonfire on this Friday, June 27th, and an outreach event at the Minneapolis Pride Festival on Saturday, June 28th and Sunday, June 29th. If you’re interested in volunteering at Pride, email Outreach Coordinator Greta Van Susteren at [email protected].
For the animals,
Unny Nambudiripad
Executive Director