From sushi, cupcakes, hot dogs, artisan cheeses and more, next weekend's 4th annual VegFeast will feature a range of local plant-based businesses, vendors, and makers.
Vegfeast happens from noon-4 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 10. And while most of its vendors will be slinging vegan goodies, there will be a few non-food vendors like Tombolo Books, O’Berry Succulents, Creative Clay and Shelter Farm Sanctuary.
Local businesses providing a variety of plant-based eats include House of Vegano, Nah Dogs, Gabby Bakes, Seasoned Green, 3 Dot Dash, Oh My Cod and Real Rootz Juice. The event is free to attend, but each vendor's wares will vary in price.
Previous installations of VegFeast have taken place at Brick Street Farms, but next weekend's event is hosted by vegan eatery Good Intentions, located at 1900 1st Ave. S in downtown St. Petersburg. During next week's VegFeast, the newly-opened restaurant will also be serving plant-based brunch with dishes like strawberry-stuffed french toast and crab omelettes.
For a sneak peak of VegFeast's 4th annual vegan foodie festival, check out Creative Loafing's slideshow from last year's celebration. More information can also be found on VegFeast's Facebook page.
Local businesses providing a variety of plant-based eats include House of Vegano, Nah Dogs, Gabby Bakes, Seasoned Green, 3 Dot Dash, Oh My Cod and Real Rootz Juice. The event is free to attend, but each vendor's wares will vary in price.
Previous installations of VegFeast have taken place at Brick Street Farms, but next weekend's event is hosted by vegan eatery Good Intentions, located at 1900 1st Ave. S in downtown St. Petersburg. During next week's VegFeast, the newly-opened restaurant will also be serving plant-based brunch with dishes like strawberry-stuffed french toast and crab omelettes.
For a sneak peak of VegFeast's 4th annual vegan foodie festival, check out Creative Loafing's slideshow from last year's celebration. More information can also be found on VegFeast's Facebook page.
