london’s finally getting a vegan day fest 🌱🎸
If there’s one thing vegans have been begging for, it’s for the return of community in the scene. I feel like there were loads of events when we were ‘up and coming’ (think 2019) and despite there still being a huge number of vegans in London … Where have all the events gone??
well, veg stock is here to sort us out!
We’re talking a full day festival built around vegan culture. Music, comedy, food, drinks, community, all in one place. Football fans even have a chance to watch the Champions League Final between Arsenal and PSG (I hear it’s a big one?) so that’s live music from 12pm-5pm, football from 5pm-7pm and DJs carrying things on into the evening.
If you’re more into music than football though, you can expect artists including Jimbino Vegan and the Jazz Cannibal, DJ Deccy and loads more across the day.
food
It’s a great chance to discover you new favourite vegan trader, with lots of variety to choose from:
- Feed the Village (Japanese)
- En Root (Indian)
- Chickenish (Chick/n)
- Green Grill (Philly Cheese Steak)
- Sophie’s Delight (Mac n Cheese)
- Hop Stop (Fresh Donuts)
- Oh My Choc! (Chocolate Bars)
- Chill Gelato (Gelato)
- Oat Avenue (Granola Bars)
- New Way Vegan (Chorizo)
- Raja Bonnet (Hot Sauce)
I’m dragging along some family and friends who aren’t vegan, and I’m pretty confident they’ll leave impressed. That’s the magic of events like this! People come for a good day out and discover incredible vegan food along the way!
why events like these matter
One thing I love about a vegan event, is that it becomes a portal to a vegan world, even if for just one day. Being surrounded by vegans and those open to the lifestyle, not having to check any food, just having a good time. It reminds you of the kind of world we are trying to build. One where compassionate choices feel normal and accessible rather than niche or inconvenient. For a moment, less imagination is required because you’re actually living in it.
Every ticket bought, every independent food trader supported, every vegan artist booked, every community event attended helps create demand for more spaces like this. More vegan businesses survive. More venues take vegan events seriously. More people discover plant-based food in an environment that feels welcoming rather than preachy.
get your free tickets here
Whether you’ve been vegan for 20 years, you’re vegan-curious, or you just want a really good Saturday in East London, I hope to see you there! Because building a better future isn’t only about protests and petitions. Thankfully, a big part of it’s also about creating spaces people actually want to be part of.
Get you tickets here.