Bristol Vegan Fayre returns this month celebrating 21 years of festivals
Posted on: 05 Aug 2024A lively, community-focused event right in the heart of the city, this year’s summer Fayre will take place at Document in St Jude’s with tickets available for just a fiver.
Bristol Vegan Fayre runs at Document, St Jude’s on Saturday 24 August 2024.
Dubbed ‘A Party For Everyone’, Bristolians are invited to dig into an array of wonderful vegan food, on offer alongside a number of independent traders and a lineup of live music, talks and stand-up comedy. Around 1,500 people are expected at this much-loved, long-standing vegan event which debuted in Bristol way back in 2003.
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Attendees can expect local live music acts such as Albex Acoustic Duo, Emaline Delapaix, David Robinson AKA The Cold Heart Revue, Fossilheads Climate Crisis Cabaret, David Camilli, Giles Bryant and Sweet Goose as well as Swedish-based band Vystopia – with animals and the environment as central themes.
Ibiza Chill will be playing throughout the day in the outside canopy-covered area with comedy taking place in the talk rooms all afternoon. There’s also a kid’s area and ten vegan food caterers, boasting an abundance of choice, textures and worldwide flavours, from vegan pastries and savouries to doughnuts and cheesecakes.
Uplifting and inspiring speakers include vegan MP for Bristol East, Labour’s Kerry McCarthy, talking about the new government’s plans for animals; Giles Bryant on ‘How To Thrive on a Vegan Diet’ and Word Forest’s Tracey and Simon West presenting about their reforestation work in Kenya.
Speaking about this year’s Fayre, Manager Tim Barford has said: “We are delighted that over 30% of attendees are not vegan, and nearly all of them leave with a very good impression of vegan food options. If you're not yet vegan but curious about plant-based options and interested in sampling the very best, this show is for you!”
Bristol Vegan Fayre runs at Document, St Jude’s on Saturday 24 August 2024 with tickets available for just £5 + booking fee, HERE.
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Stan is a born and bred Bristolian, recently graduated from studying English Literature in Sheffield. His passions are music and literature and he spends the majority of his time in venues all over the city, immersing himself in Bristol’s alternative music scene. A lifelong Bristol City fan, Stan’s Saturdays are spent watching his team both home and away.
