The city of Adelaide will welcome a two-day event dedicated to veganism later this year.
Advocates of a vegan diet and lifestyle in Adelaide will be in their element this summer. For two consecutive days in December, the Vegan Festival Adelaide will return with a whole host of vendors, activities, entertainment and delicious nutritious cuisine.
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This year, the festival is returning to its original format with speakers, workshops, stalls and cooking demonstrations spread over the weekend. Held in honour of animals everywhere, the Vegan Festival Adelaide began in 2007 and has since evolved into a major event in the capital of South Australia, as well as internationally. Today, it is recognised as a leader in the global vegan scene.
Its organisers are deeply committed to promoting the benefits of a plant-based and cruelty-free way of life, and the festival attracts attendees from all over the world.
Designed for all the family to enjoy, the Vegan Festival will now be in Adelaide on Saturday, 7 and Sunday, 8 December. Events will be taking place in Rundle Park, and the festival will get started at mid-day.
Single day tickets are available from $5, while two-day festival admission is on offer from $10.
