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Hold onto your kale chips, folks, because the colossal Vegandale festival is making its grand entrance to the UK this summer, and it’s set to be an absolute corker.
Having wowed crowds across the pond in cities like Los Angeles, New York, and Toronto with its vibrant celebration of all things vegan, Vegandale is now bringing its mission of “world vegan domination” to our shores, and frankly, we couldn’t be more buzzed.
This summer, Vegandale will pitch its tents in not one, but two UK locations in July. The festivities kick off in Manchester on Saturday, July 6th (exact spot still under wraps, so watch this space), followed by a weekend bash on Clapham Common in London on Saturday, July 13th, and Sunday, July 14th. It’s shaping up to be the plant-based shindig of the season!
Snagging Your Tickets
For those eager to join the vegan fiesta, early bird tickets are already up for grabs. You can nab your tickets for the London leg of the tour here and for the Manchester rendezvous here. While the lineup is still hush-hush, if last year’s roster featuring big names like Rick Ross, Coi Leray, and DJ Khaled is anything to go by, we’re in for a treat.
What’s Cooking?
But it’s not just about the tunes – Vegandale is a veritable feast for the senses, especially the taste buds. The festival is a haven for foodies, boasting an eclectic mix of food and beverage vendors from North America. Attendees will get the chance to tuck into delights not yet seen on UK soil, alongside offerings from fantastic local vendors. It’s a unique opportunity to sample a world of vegan flavours all in one spot.
Vegandale: The Lowdown
Originating from Toronto in 2015, Vegandale has quickly mushroomed into what’s thought to be the world’s largest touring vegan extravaganza. Its ethos? Showcasing a life beyond animal exploitation through a fusion of music, food, art, and more. And as it sets up shop alongside other popular UK vegan festivals this summer, it’s clear that the vegan wave is only getting stronger.
Veganism’s popularity in the UK has soared, with the vegan population expanding by a whopping 1.1 million in 2023 alone, according to a recent report. It’s a sign of the times, as more and more people are embracing plant-based living for the animals, the planet, and their health. So, whether you’re a long-time vegan or just vegan-curious, Vegandale promises to be an eye-opening, palate-pleasing adventure. It’s a testament to how far the vegan movement has come and an exciting peek into its flavorful future. Don’t miss out on this epic celebration of plant-powered living – it’s set to be a blast!
