Black VegFest 2019
Community Soup Kitchen
On Christmas Day - Dec. 25th
Stop by Locks of Nu Natural Hair Spa
@ 2000 Fulton St. Brooklyn, NY 11233
Bedstuy 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament
Tickets on sale Dec. 3rd
Bedstuy 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament
April 27-28, 2019 (Spring Break)
Brevoort Housing (Ralph Ave.) Brooklyn
100% Vegan Vendors
All Genders
Ages: 11-13, 14-17 and 18 & Up
3-Player Teams + 1-Substitute
Get $5 tickets for 2nd Annual Black VegFest 2019
Share with us your proof of purchase to Vegan Karaoke Night OR your donation of $25 or more and you pay only $5.00 to the 2nd Annual Black VegFest happening at Lincoln Terrace Park August 10th-11th, 2019
How Can I Become a Community Organizer in NYC?
Reach out to us at omowale@gamenyc.org and write in the subject "community organizer"
How Can I Bring Black VegFest to My City?
Are you located outside of NYC?
Are you a seasoned organizer with event planning history?
Do you have a location in Mind?
Email us at info@blackvegfest.org
Why Black VegFest [August 11, 2018]
Black People & Resistance
To see yourself is a wonderful feeling. It breeds hope, euphoria and positive vibrations to see another Black vegan. Black Vegfest is an event to nurture and support first year vegans and provide opportunities and new realities for veteran vegans.
Black Vegfest is also a homage to Black August. August is a month Black people dedicate to our freedom fighters and our collective fight against oppression: Marcus Mosiah Garvey was born August 17, 1887.
Intersectionality is addressing those causes and issues we have in common and are most passionate about. Like specieism, racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia, xenophobia, ableism, ageism, etc.
Be and come as you are. All are welcome at the Black Vegfest.
Veganism Means No Exploitation of Animals
This event is about the animals. And, it's about the living.
Are you critical of how women of color are treated throughout the world and of how farm animals are mutilated to look like food? This is your Black Vegfest.
Expose yourself to how your clothing is made possible or how your accessories were made using animal exploitation.
Introduce your children to the criticisms of food and the calls and actions of JUST food.
Black Vegfest is about veganism and how we transition from old customs to new lifestyles with new information.
Black VegFest calls for POC & Women Involvement
Black VegFest was started by Omowale Adewale an international speaker on veganism. Omowale saw a disconnect with seeing few Black and POC speakers. There was a lack of multi-cultural influences and not enough broad discussions around intersectionality.
Black VegFest is the vegfest that addresses cultural influences in our cuisine and the socio-economic and political issues that influence our lives as we advocate for JUST living for animals.
We want presentations by POC and women.
We want white vegans, especially those with significant platforms and resources to support POCs.
Local white vegans should also request to present.
Black VegFest Vendors [August 11, 2018]
Sponsors
