Join us for London’s second annual March Against Fur on November 23rd!

We want this anti fur march through central London streets to be as big and as successful as possible so put this one in your diaries and get your megaphones charged and ready to make your voices heard for the animals abused, tortured and murdered for their fur.

Guest speakers to be confirmed. If you’re interested in giving a speech, please get in touch with us at Evolve Activism.

More details of route and information to follow, so please keep a look out! But in the meantime get sharing everywhere you can think of and invite EVERYONE!

We will be looking for people to help out on the day, so if you would like to be involved then please put your name forward to us and we will contact you with more information on how you can be part and help out!

Please donate if you can towards costs and expenses for this march, including banners, promotional material, and a graphic designer, and for other actions hosted by Evolve Activism.
https://paypal.me/pools/c/8h9zuEucnm

A regular long afternoon and evening of board/card games!

Bring your favourite ones or just your inner geek — we usually have games for everyone 🤓 Arrive whenever you like, stay as long as you want: new games will be starting as people come in, with often one or two that can be joined at any given time. Look out for the hosts if you’d like to be introduced to other attendees.

Here’s a list of games that are frequently available at our events:
https://boardgamegeek.com/collection/user/geekstraveganza
You can read a description of each game, and if anything tickles your fancy don’t hesitate to post a message on the event to connect with someone who owns a copy.

Also, you can preview the rules of some of our most loved games here: http://bit.ly/BoardgameRules — but this is not at all required, we’re always happy to teach/explain games to new players.

Accessibility: this venue is fully accessible and has an accessible toilet. Yay!

Join us every Monday for our FREE community hands-on nutrition and cooking classes. Please note: Class starts at 6.30pm. There is a strict no admittance after 7pm.
Purpose: To create behaviour change by teaching people how to cook so that they may prevent and reduce food waste in their homes and reduce their reliance on single use plastics by having the skills to prepare their own food.
** Register in advance to save time: https://forms.gle/3uk7McqQtjc98Wdr7
You can also register in person upon arrival. There is no need to re-register if you have attended one of our events previously.**
– Learn how to cook from scratch hands-on in small groups. How to reduce processed and hyper processed foods from your diet.
– Improve your existing cooking skills and learn new recipes and healthy cooking techniques. No added fats used; how to cook with waters, added herbs and spices instead of reaching for that processed bottle of oil.
– Learn to plan your meals and save money on your grocery bills and reduce your food waste; the average household in the UK, with children, spends about £60 a month (that’s £700 a year) on food that is never eaten. If we stopped wasting food in the UK, it would be the same as taking one out of four cars off the road.
– Improve your health by learning how-to adopt a diet centred around fruits, vegetables, beans & pulses and whole grains. Not just vegan, but low-fat vegan. Suitable for vegetarians, lactose intolerant and halal friendly.
– Watch mini evidence-based nutritional videos. Curricula is provided by the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine
– This is a community event and your help is requested for washing up and cleaning up. As this too is a part of learning to cook and manage time.
– Community cohesion: Meet other people and reduce social isolation.
– Surplus produce donated to us by The Felix Project
***** Gentle reminder: No entry after 7pm ******
Good to know:
Bring containers and bags for leftover food and surplus produce.
You will need to register. Filming and photograghy takes place at these events. We will ask you to fill out a feedback form.
We recognise group working is not for everyone and therefore suggest the free online 21 day kickstart programme: https://kickstart.pcrm.org/en
We cannot guarantee a cross contamination free environment of allergens. You are welcome to observe.
This is a family friendly event. Under 16’s must be accompanied by a guardian.
Check our website and facebook page Lifeafterhummus for our other classes and activities: http://www.lifeafterhummus.com/
Volunteers always needed – Facebook message or email: info@lifeafterhummus.com or speak to us on a Monday.

5mins walk from King’s Cross and St Pancras stations.
#vegan #london #cookingclasses #fitness #health #cooking

This project is funded by the North London Waste Authority (From 10 June to 30 December 2019).

** Register in advance to save time: https://forms.gle/3uk7McqQtjc98Wdr7
You can also register in person upon arrival. There is no need to re-register if you have attended one of our events previously.**

Join the CULT!

Well, everyone seems to think veganism is a cult anyway! 😉

But joking aside, we have excellent news. From March 2015, every Tuesday is a vegan day (http://www.tibits.ch/en/food-drink/vegan.html) at Tibits (http://www.tibits.ch/en/restaurants.html#tibits-london-heddon-street)!

And having been thinking that we needed a relaxed, midweek social event in central London, this seemed to be the perfect opportunity.

We have booked the entire basement on the last Tuesday of every month. So come on down, meet other vegans, and enjoy vegan food and drink. (You’re welcome to arrive any time between our start and end times.)

If you haven’t been before, Tibits is a great “pay-by-weight” buffet-style restaurant just off Regent Street. And on their vegan days, everything (or at least almost everything) in the buffet is vegan.

So don’t forget to save room for their sticky toffee pudding!

HAPPY HOUR
Arrive early to take advantage of Tibits’ Happy Hour (Mon-Thurs 4-7 pm).
• All cocktails £5
• Pints £3.50
• Bottles of house wine £12.50
• Bottles of Prosecco £18

ACCESSIBILITY
Tibits is a wheelchair-accessible venue with a lift to the basement (where we’ll be) and a wheelchair-accessible toilet. However, the lift is a little hidden, so please ask staff. (A member of staff will usually greet customers as they enter.)

FREE MEMBERSHIP. FREE ATTENDANCE.
We’re keen to ensure that cost is never a barrier to attendance – either for vegans on a low-income, or for non-vegans who don’t want to pay to learn more about veganism. Therefore, we never charge for membership or attendance. But that doesn’t mean that our group or our events don’t cost us anything to run! So if you’d like to (and are able to) support our events and future projects, you can find out how to do so here:
https://londonveganmeetup.co.uk/donations

PBN is delighted to announce the premiere of its new documentary Vegan 2019 at the Prince Charles Cinema in London’s Leicester Square.

In recent years, the vegan movement has skyrocketed; no longer a niche movement, the v-word now makes regular appearances in the mainstream. Data puts the number of vegans in the UK for example anywhere between 600,000 and 3.5 million, depending which source you look at.

In a bid to investigate this phenomenal growth, PBN Founder Klaus Mitchell created Vegan 2019. This documentary takes a deep-dive into how and why plant-based diets are rising to prominence, and looking at some of the most significant vegan moments from the year.

For the first time, fast-food giants put plant-based meat centre-stage. Burger King launched its Impossible Whopper, and KFC trialled plant-based chicken in the US and UK.

UK stalwart Greggs saw its profits soar after launching its now-viral vegan sausage roll, and plant-based tech company Beyond Meat launched on the NASDAQ.

While these innovations in animal-free food garnered debate, top athletes were showing how it’s not only possible to survive on a vegan diet, but thrive.

Tennis ace and plant-based dieter Novak Djokovic show mental and physical prowess beating Roger Federer in a thrilling five-set Wimbledon final.

And the link between athleticism and a plant-based diet was set to be explored even further, with the release of highly-anticipated documentary The Game Changers.

2019 saw more people become aware of the dangers of animal agriculture. This threat was hammered home when news of Amazon Rainforest blazes swept across mainstream media.

Millions of people pinned their hopes of change on teenage vegan climate activist Greta Thunberg, who fearlessly gave speeches in front of world leaders, blasting them for stealing the future of young people.

Vegan 2019 features leading names in the world of entertainment, sports, and animal advocacy, whose stories weave together to create a thrilling tapestry of this vibrant movement.

The screening will be followed by a Q&A featuring special guests.
Proceeds from the screening will be used to cover the cost of the event and support the work of Plant Based News.

Join us every Monday for our FREE community hands-on nutrition and cooking classes. Please note: Class starts at 6.30pm. There is a strict no admittance after 7pm.
Purpose: To create behaviour change by teaching people how to cook so that they may prevent and reduce food waste in their homes and reduce their reliance on single use plastics by having the skills to prepare their own food.
** Register in advance to save time: https://forms.gle/3uk7McqQtjc98Wdr7
You can also register in person upon arrival. There is no need to re-register if you have attended one of our events previously.**
– Learn how to cook from scratch hands-on in small groups. How to reduce processed and hyper processed foods from your diet.
– Improve your existing cooking skills and learn new recipes and healthy cooking techniques. No added fats used; how to cook with waters, added herbs and spices instead of reaching for that processed bottle of oil.
– Learn to plan your meals and save money on your grocery bills and reduce your food waste; the average household in the UK, with children, spends about £60 a month (that’s £700 a year) on food that is never eaten. If we stopped wasting food in the UK, it would be the same as taking one out of four cars off the road.
– Improve your health by learning how-to adopt a diet centred around fruits, vegetables, beans & pulses and whole grains. Not just vegan, but low-fat vegan. Suitable for vegetarians, lactose intolerant and halal friendly.
– Watch mini evidence-based nutritional videos. Curricula is provided by the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine
– This is a community event and your help is requested for washing up and cleaning up. As this too is a part of learning to cook and manage time.
– Community cohesion: Meet other people and reduce social isolation.
– Surplus produce donated to us by The Felix Project
***** Gentle reminder: No entry after 7pm ******
Good to know:
Bring containers and bags for leftover food and surplus produce.
You will need to register. Filming and photograghy takes place at these events. We will ask you to fill out a feedback form.
We recognise group working is not for everyone and therefore suggest the free online 21 day kickstart programme: https://kickstart.pcrm.org/en
We cannot guarantee a cross contamination free environment of allergens. You are welcome to observe.
This is a family friendly event. Under 16’s must be accompanied by a guardian.
Check our website and facebook page Lifeafterhummus for our other classes and activities: http://www.lifeafterhummus.com/
Volunteers always needed – Facebook message or email: info@lifeafterhummus.com or speak to us on a Monday.

5mins walk from King’s Cross and St Pancras stations.
#vegan #london #cookingclasses #fitness #health #cooking

This project is funded by the North London Waste Authority (From 10 June to 30 December 2019).

** Register in advance to save time: https://forms.gle/3uk7McqQtjc98Wdr7
You can also register in person upon arrival. There is no need to re-register if you have attended one of our events previously.**

NEW ROUTE

After over 6 years of organising the Walkabout, I thought it would be a good idea to make a few changes, to re-fresh and add some more Walking to the Walkabout :)

My idea is we will walk to Brixton, which will enable us to really explore the back streets and parks of Southwark, Vauxhall & Oval along the way, and then enjoy lunch wherever we like, then after lunch, some of us may like to chill out in Brockwell Park, or head to a pub if the weather’s bad, or carry on Walking, taking a different route back to the river… :)

PLEASE NOTE;
Bring Water & Vegan snacks for the Walk :)

Approximate times (may run later; updates will appear in the comments)
12.30-12.45pm
We’ll gather in the Courtyard of Somerset house, by the statue near the fountains (nearest tube; Trafalgar Square, or Charing Cross Station, or Waterloo)

12.45ish
Start walking, possibly heading out the back of Somerset House, to the balcony facing the Thames, turn right & follow a path down to the street to cross Waterloo Bridge

We’ll pass by Waterloo station, and meander through back streets, taking us via a few parks, including eventually Kennington Park :)

1.45ish or maybe 2pm *Given walking pace, bathroom breaks as needed, etc*
We’ll arrive at the first port of call, Cafe Van Gogh; some can eat here, or we can meet latecomers here, and some may like to carry on, another 20 minutes walk, to the outdoor & indoor markets & Ms Cupcake :) *See the long list below*

After lunch, depending on the weather, we may meet at ~>

The DOGSTAR

Or other pubs include;
MARKET HOUSE, PRINCE ALBERT (All three on Coldharbour Lane, near Ms Cupcake)

Or, if the weather’s nice, we’ll chill out in…
BROCKWELL PARK

(Which is near two pubs, HOOTENNANY & EFFRA SOCIAL, or further afield, at Brixton Hill, there’s THE WHITE HORSE *nice pub, good playlist*

Or, we can carry on enjoying exploring & walking, maybe take a different route BACK TO THE RIVER :) & get tubes/buses home from there :)

~~~*~~~
Here’s a list of Vegan delights in the markets & local area;

Things are often changing at the market in Brixton Station Road, but, you may find;

SABA’s ETHIOPIAN STALL ~> Mostly Vegan options, including spicy lentil, potato & salad dishes, with fermented Injera bread or rice

DOSA DELI ~> Indian dosa pancake with with 2 vegan options, one tomato based the other spicu potato, served with dahl and coconut chutney

PICKY WOPS ~> Occasionally do the Saturday market, are regulars of Brixton Vegan Market ( see Facebook/Instagram/Twitter for updates and news) and have recently taken over the kitchen of The Queen’s Head, Stockwell Roadv

Covered markets;
HALO ~> New Vegan Diner in Pop Brixton

HABESHA VILLAGE ~> New Vegan Ethiopian place in Brixton Village covered market

ORACLES ORGANIC JUICE BAR ~> 6th Avenue, Brixton Village, just round corner from Habesha, features wholesome salads, sandwiches, cakes, juices and more *sometimes not always open though*

EAT OF EDEN ~> Vegan Carribean cafe with wraps, burgers or platters from 4 to 8 portions of curries, ackee, wheat meat, plantain & more, PLUS raw desserts, juices & teas :)

LA FAUXMAGERIE ~> Round corner from Oracles & Habesha, brand new first ever all Vegan Cheesemonger!

Nearby ~>>
BRIXTON WHOLEFOODS ~> Has loads of vegan dry goods, fresh tofu, vegan cheeses, & fresh vegan friendly pastries & cakes

MS CUPCAKE ~> Cupcakes galore, chocolate bars, ice cream, vegan cheese and deli vegan meats, plus fresh savoury sandwiches, vegan sausage rolls & cupcake making accessories :)

And 10 min walk away, up Acre Lane;
BLANK BRIXTON ~> Vegan sausage rolls, cookies, cakes, breakfasts, hot and cold drinks :)

And further up the road, up Brixton Hill ~>
KATAKATA ~> Vegan friendly gallettes & juices, plus a couple of vegan beers in a lovely music and art gallery venue

See you soon South of the River!

Since September 2014, London has had a new, all vegan bar / restaurant / venue – Kabaret at Karamel. Run by vegans, and with an all vegan menu and drinks list, this is now the home of London Vegan Drinks. And although it’s a little out of central London, it’s less than 30 minutes from Oxford Circus by public transport.

What’s more, they have a late license until the early hours at weekends. So feel free to arrive any time between our start and end times. And being a Saturday, you (hopefully!) won’t have to worry about work in the morning.

If you’ve been to London Vegan Drinks before, you’ll already know that this event, founded by blogger FatGayVegan in 2011, has become London’s biggest monthly vegan social event (having already outgrown three previous venues). And if you haven’t been before, it’s about time you did!

Invite your friends who aren’t on Meetup here: https://www.facebook.com/londonvegandrinks/events/

ACCESSIBILITY
Karamel is a wheelchair-accessible venue, with a folding ramp to help customers over the doorsill. (There’s a second entrance just past the main entrance that may be more accessible, but which isn’t always open.) The venue also has a wheelchair-accessible toilet (towards the front of the building, behind the bar.)

FREE MEMBERSHIP. FREE ATTENDANCE.
We’re keen to ensure that cost is never a barrier to attendance – either for vegans on a low-income, or for non-vegans who don’t want to pay to learn more about veganism. Therefore, we never charge for membership or attendance. But that doesn’t mean that our group or our events don’t cost us anything to run! So if you’d like to (and are able to) support our events and future projects, you can find out how to do so here:
https://londonveganmeetup.co.uk/donations

Enjoy meeting people? And vegan food/drink? Come to Europe’s largest monthly vegan social on the first Saturday of every month! (Admission is free!)

London Vegan Drinks typically sees up to 100 vegans and the vegan-friendly assembling in this fantastic vegan-run venue – with a fully vegan food and drinks menu (including plenty of options for teetotallers!)

Hopefully, you won’t have to worry about work in the morning, because we have a late license until 1am, and DJs playing your requests from 10pm. (And don’t forget that there’s now the night tube to take you home at all hours!)

If you’re on Meetup.com, you can also RSVP at http://www.meetup.com/londonvegan/

On the second Sunday of every month, we meet at Karamel to enjoy their Sunday roast – or one of the other options on the menu, such as bangers’n’mash, or pizza. Plus drinks, desserts, cake, and more.
http://karamelrestaurant.com/

“Some of the best vegan food London has to offer” – The Guardian

Unfortunately, the Vegan Route market at Blue House Yard is no longer running.

ACCESSIBILITY
Karamel is a wheelchair-accessible venue, with a folding ramp to help customers over the doorsill. (There’s a second entrance just past the main entrance that may be more accessible, but which isn’t always open.) The venue also has a wheelchair-accessible toilet (towards the front of the building, behind the bar.)

FREE MEMBERSHIP. FREE ATTENDANCE.
We’re keen to ensure that cost is never a barrier to attendance – either for vegans on a low-income, or for non-vegans who don’t want to pay to learn more about veganism. Therefore, we never charge for membership or attendance. But that doesn’t mean that our group or our events don’t cost us anything to run! So if you’d like to (and are able to) support our events and future projects, you can find out how to do so here:
https://londonveganmeetup.co.uk/donations

Join us every Monday for our FREE community hands-on nutrition and cooking classes. Please note: Class starts at 6.30pm. There is a strict no admittance after 7pm.
Purpose: To create behaviour change by teaching people how to cook so that they may prevent and reduce food waste in their homes and reduce their reliance on single use plastics by having the skills to prepare their own food.
** Register in advance to save time: https://forms.gle/3uk7McqQtjc98Wdr7
You can also register in person upon arrival. There is no need to re-register if you have attended one of our events previously.**
– Learn how to cook from scratch hands-on in small groups. How to reduce processed and hyper processed foods from your diet.
– Improve your existing cooking skills and learn new recipes and healthy cooking techniques. No added fats used; how to cook with waters, added herbs and spices instead of reaching for that processed bottle of oil.
– Learn to plan your meals and save money on your grocery bills and reduce your food waste; the average household in the UK, with children, spends about £60 a month (that’s £700 a year) on food that is never eaten. If we stopped wasting food in the UK, it would be the same as taking one out of four cars off the road.
– Improve your health by learning how-to adopt a diet centred around fruits, vegetables, beans & pulses and whole grains. Not just vegan, but low-fat vegan. Suitable for vegetarians, lactose intolerant and halal friendly.
– Watch mini evidence-based nutritional videos. Curricula is provided by the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine
– This is a community event and your help is requested for washing up and cleaning up. As this too is a part of learning to cook and manage time.
– Community cohesion: Meet other people and reduce social isolation.
– Surplus produce donated to us by The Felix Project
***** Gentle reminder: No entry after 7pm ******
Good to know:
Bring containers and bags for leftover food and surplus produce.
You will need to register. Filming and photograghy takes place at these events. We will ask you to fill out a feedback form.
We recognise group working is not for everyone and therefore suggest the free online 21 day kickstart programme: https://kickstart.pcrm.org/en
We cannot guarantee a cross contamination free environment of allergens. You are welcome to observe.
This is a family friendly event. Under 16’s must be accompanied by a guardian.
Check our website and facebook page Lifeafterhummus for our other classes and activities: http://www.lifeafterhummus.com/
Volunteers always needed – Facebook message or email: info@lifeafterhummus.com or speak to us on a Monday.

5mins walk from King’s Cross and St Pancras stations.
#vegan #london #cookingclasses #fitness #health #cooking

This project is funded by the North London Waste Authority (From 10 June to 30 December 2019).

** Register in advance to save time: https://forms.gle/3uk7McqQtjc98Wdr7
You can also register in person upon arrival. There is no need to re-register if you have attended one of our events previously.**

A regular long afternoon and evening of board/card games!

Bring your favourite ones or just your inner geek — we usually have games for everyone 🤓 Arrive whenever you like, stay as long as you want: new games will be starting as people come in, with often one or two that can be joined at any given time. Look out for one of the hosts if you’d like to be introduced to other attendees.

Here’s a list of games that are frequently available at our events:
https://boardgamegeek.com/collection/user/geekstraveganza
You can read a description of each game, and if anything tickles your fancy don’t hesitate to post a message on the event to ask for a specific game (although we can’t guarantee that the owner will attend or bring it).

Also, you can preview the rules of some of our most loved games here: http://bit.ly/BoardgameRules — but this is not at all required, we’re always happy to teach/explain games to new players.

Accessibility: this venue is accessible but has no accessible toilets.

Join us every Monday for our FREE community hands-on nutrition and cooking classes. Please note: Class starts at 6.30pm. There is a strict no admittance after 7pm.
Purpose: To create behaviour change by teaching people how to cook so that they may prevent and reduce food waste in their homes and reduce their reliance on single use plastics by having the skills to prepare their own food.
** Register in advance to save time: https://forms.gle/3uk7McqQtjc98Wdr7
You can also register in person upon arrival. There is no need to re-register if you have attended one of our events previously.**
– Learn how to cook from scratch hands-on in small groups. How to reduce processed and hyper processed foods from your diet.
– Improve your existing cooking skills and learn new recipes and healthy cooking techniques. No added fats used; how to cook with waters, added herbs and spices instead of reaching for that processed bottle of oil.
– Learn to plan your meals and save money on your grocery bills and reduce your food waste; the average household in the UK, with children, spends about £60 a month (that’s £700 a year) on food that is never eaten. If we stopped wasting food in the UK, it would be the same as taking one out of four cars off the road.
– Improve your health by learning how-to adopt a diet centred around fruits, vegetables, beans & pulses and whole grains. Not just vegan, but low-fat vegan. Suitable for vegetarians, lactose intolerant and halal friendly.
– Watch mini evidence-based nutritional videos. Curricula is provided by the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine
– This is a community event and your help is requested for washing up and cleaning up. As this too is a part of learning to cook and manage time.
– Community cohesion: Meet other people and reduce social isolation.
– Surplus produce donated to us by The Felix Project
***** Gentle reminder: No entry after 7pm ******
Good to know:
Bring containers and bags for leftover food and surplus produce.
You will need to register. Filming and photograghy takes place at these events. We will ask you to fill out a feedback form.
We recognise group working is not for everyone and therefore suggest the free online 21 day kickstart programme: https://kickstart.pcrm.org/en
We cannot guarantee a cross contamination free environment of allergens. You are welcome to observe.
This is a family friendly event. Under 16’s must be accompanied by a guardian.
Check our website and facebook page Lifeafterhummus for our other classes and activities: http://www.lifeafterhummus.com/
Volunteers always needed – Facebook message or email: info@lifeafterhummus.com or speak to us on a Monday.

5mins walk from King’s Cross and St Pancras stations.
#vegan #london #cookingclasses #fitness #health #cooking

This project is funded by the North London Waste Authority (From 10 June to 30 December 2019).

** Register in advance to save time: https://forms.gle/3uk7McqQtjc98Wdr7
You can also register in person upon arrival. There is no need to re-register if you have attended one of our events previously.**

Join us every Monday for our FREE community hands-on nutrition and cooking classes. Please note: Class starts at 6.30pm. There is a strict no admittance after 7pm.
Purpose: To create behaviour change by teaching people how to cook so that they may prevent and reduce food waste in their homes and reduce their reliance on single use plastics by having the skills to prepare their own food.
** Register in advance to save time: https://forms.gle/3uk7McqQtjc98Wdr7
You can also register in person upon arrival. There is no need to re-register if you have attended one of our events previously.**
– Learn how to cook from scratch hands-on in small groups. How to reduce processed and hyper processed foods from your diet.
– Improve your existing cooking skills and learn new recipes and healthy cooking techniques. No added fats used; how to cook with waters, added herbs and spices instead of reaching for that processed bottle of oil.
– Learn to plan your meals and save money on your grocery bills and reduce your food waste; the average household in the UK, with children, spends about £60 a month (that’s £700 a year) on food that is never eaten. If we stopped wasting food in the UK, it would be the same as taking one out of four cars off the road.
– Improve your health by learning how-to adopt a diet centred around fruits, vegetables, beans & pulses and whole grains. Not just vegan, but low-fat vegan. Suitable for vegetarians, lactose intolerant and halal friendly.
– Watch mini evidence-based nutritional videos. Curricula is provided by the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine
– This is a community event and your help is requested for washing up and cleaning up. As this too is a part of learning to cook and manage time.
– Community cohesion: Meet other people and reduce social isolation.
– Surplus produce donated to us by The Felix Project
***** Gentle reminder: No entry after 7pm ******
Good to know:
Bring containers and bags for leftover food and surplus produce.
You will need to register. Filming and photograghy takes place at these events. We will ask you to fill out a feedback form.
We recognise group working is not for everyone and therefore suggest the free online 21 day kickstart programme: https://kickstart.pcrm.org/en
We cannot guarantee a cross contamination free environment of allergens. You are welcome to observe.
This is a family friendly event. Under 16’s must be accompanied by a guardian.
Check our website and facebook page Lifeafterhummus for our other classes and activities: http://www.lifeafterhummus.com/
Volunteers always needed – Facebook message or email: info@lifeafterhummus.com or speak to us on a Monday.

5mins walk from King’s Cross and St Pancras stations.
#vegan #london #cookingclasses #fitness #health #cooking

This project is funded by the North London Waste Authority (From 10 June to 30 December 2019).

** Register in advance to save time: https://forms.gle/3uk7McqQtjc98Wdr7
You can also register in person upon arrival. There is no need to re-register if you have attended one of our events previously.**

A regular long afternoon and evening of board/card games!

Bring your favourite ones or just your inner geek — we usually have games for everyone 🤓 Arrive whenever you like, stay as long as you want: new games will be starting as people come in, with often one or two that can be joined at any given time. Look out for the hosts if you’d like to be introduced to other attendees.

Here’s a list of games that are frequently available at our events:
https://boardgamegeek.com/collection/user/geekstraveganza
You can read a description of each game, and if anything tickles your fancy don’t hesitate to post a message on the event to connect with someone who owns a copy.

Also, you can preview the rules of some of our most loved games here: http://bit.ly/BoardgameRules — but this is not at all required, we’re always happy to teach/explain games to new players.

Accessibility: this venue is fully accessible and has an accessible toilet. Yay!

Join us every Monday for our FREE community hands-on nutrition and cooking classes. Please note: Class starts at 6.30pm. There is a strict no admittance after 7pm.
Purpose: To create behaviour change by teaching people how to cook so that they may prevent and reduce food waste in their homes and reduce their reliance on single use plastics by having the skills to prepare their own food.
** Register in advance to save time: https://forms.gle/3uk7McqQtjc98Wdr7
You can also register in person upon arrival. There is no need to re-register if you have attended one of our events previously.**
– Learn how to cook from scratch hands-on in small groups. How to reduce processed and hyper processed foods from your diet.
– Improve your existing cooking skills and learn new recipes and healthy cooking techniques. No added fats used; how to cook with waters, added herbs and spices instead of reaching for that processed bottle of oil.
– Learn to plan your meals and save money on your grocery bills and reduce your food waste; the average household in the UK, with children, spends about £60 a month (that’s £700 a year) on food that is never eaten. If we stopped wasting food in the UK, it would be the same as taking one out of four cars off the road.
– Improve your health by learning how-to adopt a diet centred around fruits, vegetables, beans & pulses and whole grains. Not just vegan, but low-fat vegan. Suitable for vegetarians, lactose intolerant and halal friendly.
– Watch mini evidence-based nutritional videos. Curricula is provided by the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine
– This is a community event and your help is requested for washing up and cleaning up. As this too is a part of learning to cook and manage time.
– Community cohesion: Meet other people and reduce social isolation.
– Surplus produce donated to us by The Felix Project
***** Gentle reminder: No entry after 7pm ******
Good to know:
Bring containers and bags for leftover food and surplus produce.
You will need to register. Filming and photograghy takes place at these events. We will ask you to fill out a feedback form.
We recognise group working is not for everyone and therefore suggest the free online 21 day kickstart programme: https://kickstart.pcrm.org/en
We cannot guarantee a cross contamination free environment of allergens. You are welcome to observe.
This is a family friendly event. Under 16’s must be accompanied by a guardian.
Check our website and facebook page Lifeafterhummus for our other classes and activities: http://www.lifeafterhummus.com/
Volunteers always needed – Facebook message or email: info@lifeafterhummus.com or speak to us on a Monday.

5mins walk from King’s Cross and St Pancras stations.
#vegan #london #cookingclasses #fitness #health #cooking

This project is funded by the North London Waste Authority (From 10 June to 30 December 2019).

** Register in advance to save time: https://forms.gle/3uk7McqQtjc98Wdr7
You can also register in person upon arrival. There is no need to re-register if you have attended one of our events previously.**

Join the CULT!

Well, everyone seems to think veganism is a cult anyway! 😉

But joking aside, we have excellent news. From March 2015, every Tuesday is a vegan day (http://www.tibits.ch/en/food-drink/vegan.html) at Tibits (http://www.tibits.ch/en/restaurants.html#tibits-london-heddon-street)!

And having been thinking that we needed a relaxed, midweek social event in central London, this seemed to be the perfect opportunity.

We have booked the entire basement on the last Tuesday of every month. So come on down, meet other vegans, and enjoy vegan food and drink. (You’re welcome to arrive any time between our start and end times.)

If you haven’t been before, Tibits is a great “pay-by-weight” buffet-style restaurant just off Regent Street. And on their vegan days, everything (or at least almost everything) in the buffet is vegan.

So don’t forget to save room for their sticky toffee pudding!

HAPPY HOUR
Arrive early to take advantage of Tibits’ Happy Hour (Mon-Thurs 4-7 pm).
• All cocktails £5
• Pints £3.50
• Bottles of house wine £12.50
• Bottles of Prosecco £18

ACCESSIBILITY
Tibits is a wheelchair-accessible venue with a lift to the basement (where we’ll be) and a wheelchair-accessible toilet. However, the lift is a little hidden, so please ask staff. (A member of staff will usually greet customers as they enter.)

FREE MEMBERSHIP. FREE ATTENDANCE.
We’re keen to ensure that cost is never a barrier to attendance – either for vegans on a low-income, or for non-vegans who don’t want to pay to learn more about veganism. Therefore, we never charge for membership or attendance. But that doesn’t mean that our group or our events don’t cost us anything to run! So if you’d like to (and are able to) support our events and future projects, you can find out how to do so here:
https://londonveganmeetup.co.uk/donations

NEW ROUTE

After over 6 years of organising the Walkabout, I thought it would be a good idea to make a few changes, to re-fresh and add some more Walking to the Walkabout :)

My idea is we will walk to Brixton, which will enable us to really explore the back streets and parks of Southwark, Vauxhall & Oval along the way, and then enjoy lunch wherever we like, then after lunch, some of us may like to chill out in Brockwell Park, or head to a pub if the weather’s bad, or carry on Walking, taking a different route back to the river… :)

PLEASE NOTE;
Bring Water & Vegan snacks for the Walk :)

Approximate times (may run later; updates will appear in the comments)
12.30-12.45pm
We’ll gather in the Courtyard of Somerset house, by the statue near the fountains (nearest tube; Trafalgar Square, or Charing Cross Station, or Waterloo)

12.45ish
Start walking, possibly heading out the back of Somerset House, to the balcony facing the Thames, turn right & follow a path down to the street to cross Waterloo Bridge

We’ll pass by Waterloo station, and meander through back streets, taking us via a few parks, including eventually Kennington Park :)

1.45ish or maybe 2pm *Given walking pace, bathroom breaks as needed, etc*
We’ll arrive at the first port of call, Cafe Van Gogh; some can eat here, or we can meet latecomers here, and some may like to carry on, another 20 minutes walk, to the outdoor & indoor markets & Ms Cupcake :) *See the long list below*

After lunch, depending on the weather, we may meet at ~>

The DOGSTAR

Or other pubs include;
MARKET HOUSE, PRINCE ALBERT (All three on Coldharbour Lane, near Ms Cupcake)

Or, if the weather’s nice, we’ll chill out in…
BROCKWELL PARK

(Which is near two pubs, HOOTENNANY & EFFRA SOCIAL, or further afield, at Brixton Hill, there’s THE WHITE HORSE *nice pub, good playlist*

Or, we can carry on enjoying exploring & walking, maybe take a different route BACK TO THE RIVER :) & get tubes/buses home from there :)

~~~*~~~
Here’s a list of Vegan delights in the markets & local area;

Things are often changing at the market in Brixton Station Road, but, you may find;

SABA’s ETHIOPIAN STALL ~> Mostly Vegan options, including spicy lentil, potato & salad dishes, with fermented Injera bread or rice

DOSA DELI ~> Indian dosa pancake with with 2 vegan options, one tomato based the other spicu potato, served with dahl and coconut chutney

PICKY WOPS ~> Occasionally do the Saturday market, are regulars of Brixton Vegan Market ( see Facebook/Instagram/Twitter for updates and news) and have recently taken over the kitchen of The Queen’s Head, Stockwell Roadv

Covered markets;
HALO ~> New Vegan Diner in Pop Brixton

HABESHA VILLAGE ~> New Vegan Ethiopian place in Brixton Village covered market

ORACLES ORGANIC JUICE BAR ~> 6th Avenue, Brixton Village, just round corner from Habesha, features wholesome salads, sandwiches, cakes, juices and more *sometimes not always open though*

EAT OF EDEN ~> Vegan Carribean cafe with wraps, burgers or platters from 4 to 8 portions of curries, ackee, wheat meat, plantain & more, PLUS raw desserts, juices & teas :)

LA FAUXMAGERIE ~> Round corner from Oracles & Habesha, brand new first ever all Vegan Cheesemonger!

Nearby ~>>
BRIXTON WHOLEFOODS ~> Has loads of vegan dry goods, fresh tofu, vegan cheeses, & fresh vegan friendly pastries & cakes

MS CUPCAKE ~> Cupcakes galore, chocolate bars, ice cream, vegan cheese and deli vegan meats, plus fresh savoury sandwiches, vegan sausage rolls & cupcake making accessories :)

And 10 min walk away, up Acre Lane;
BLANK BRIXTON ~> Vegan sausage rolls, cookies, cakes, breakfasts, hot and cold drinks :)

And further up the road, up Brixton Hill ~>
KATAKATA ~> Vegan friendly gallettes & juices, plus a couple of vegan beers in a lovely music and art gallery venue

See you soon South of the River!

Since September 2014, London has had a new, all vegan bar / restaurant / venue – Kabaret at Karamel. Run by vegans, and with an all vegan menu and drinks list, this is now the home of London Vegan Drinks. And although it’s a little out of central London, it’s less than 30 minutes from Oxford Circus by public transport.

What’s more, they have a late license until the early hours at weekends. So feel free to arrive any time between our start and end times. And being a Saturday, you (hopefully!) won’t have to worry about work in the morning.

If you’ve been to London Vegan Drinks before, you’ll already know that this event, founded by blogger FatGayVegan in 2011, has become London’s biggest monthly vegan social event (having already outgrown three previous venues). And if you haven’t been before, it’s about time you did!

Invite your friends who aren’t on Meetup here: https://www.facebook.com/londonvegandrinks/events/

ACCESSIBILITY
Karamel is a wheelchair-accessible venue, with a folding ramp to help customers over the doorsill. (There’s a second entrance just past the main entrance that may be more accessible, but which isn’t always open.) The venue also has a wheelchair-accessible toilet (towards the front of the building, behind the bar.)

FREE MEMBERSHIP. FREE ATTENDANCE.
We’re keen to ensure that cost is never a barrier to attendance – either for vegans on a low-income, or for non-vegans who don’t want to pay to learn more about veganism. Therefore, we never charge for membership or attendance. But that doesn’t mean that our group or our events don’t cost us anything to run! So if you’d like to (and are able to) support our events and future projects, you can find out how to do so here:
https://londonveganmeetup.co.uk/donations

On the second Sunday of every month, we meet at Karamel to enjoy their Sunday roast – or one of the other options on the menu, such as bangers’n’mash, or pizza. Plus drinks, desserts, cake, and more.
http://karamelrestaurant.com/

“Some of the best vegan food London has to offer” – The Guardian

Unfortunately, the Vegan Route market at Blue House Yard is no longer running.

ACCESSIBILITY
Karamel is a wheelchair-accessible venue, with a folding ramp to help customers over the doorsill. (There’s a second entrance just past the main entrance that may be more accessible, but which isn’t always open.) The venue also has a wheelchair-accessible toilet (towards the front of the building, behind the bar.)

FREE MEMBERSHIP. FREE ATTENDANCE.
We’re keen to ensure that cost is never a barrier to attendance – either for vegans on a low-income, or for non-vegans who don’t want to pay to learn more about veganism. Therefore, we never charge for membership or attendance. But that doesn’t mean that our group or our events don’t cost us anything to run! So if you’d like to (and are able to) support our events and future projects, you can find out how to do so here:
https://londonveganmeetup.co.uk/donations

Tri-Annual arts nights, focusing on animal rights! Begining in January 2019, this will be our fourth event. Vegan Arts Night is a nonprofit which raises money for animal rights causes by organising tri-anunnal arts nights.

WHAT’S ON AT VEGAN ARTS NIGHT? – ~Performances throughout the evening including music, spoken word and poetry

~The all new Anti-Speciesist Panels.

~100% delicious vegan food and drinks by Karamel N22, served until late.

~Selection of stalls selling animal rights art pieces.

~As well as that, there will be a silent auction with some great pieces.

~All of the money raised on the night will go to Hunt Sabateurs, an amazing on-the-grounds organisation dedicated to animal liberation and freedom!

PERFORMERS
We are confirming performers at the moment.You can sign up to be a performer or stall holder – applications are open to anyone, just send us an email or message on social media and we’ll get back to you. Let us know asap because space runs out quickly. If you know anyone who might be interested…share, share, share!

Testomonials
“Really great evening! Can’t wait for the next one!” – Holly Merry
“A lovely initiative to unify us all celebrating our passion for animal activism in so many different forms.” – Ciaran and Aima
“Thanks for a great night! Lovely vibe.” – Anonymous
“It’s the best!” – Cici
“It was amazing! Keep it this way!” – Angelika

Contact Us
Have more questions or suggestions?
Follow us on instgram: @vegan.arts.night
Email us: veganartsnight@outlook.com.

A regular long afternoon and evening of board/card games!

Bring your favourite ones or just your inner geek — we usually have games for everyone 🤓 Arrive whenever you like, stay as long as you want: new games will be starting as people come in, with often one or two that can be joined at any given time. Look out for one of the hosts if you’d like to be introduced to other attendees.

Here’s a list of games that are frequently available at our events:
https://boardgamegeek.com/collection/user/geekstraveganza
You can read a description of each game, and if anything tickles your fancy don’t hesitate to post a message on the event to ask for a specific game (although we can’t guarantee that the owner will attend or bring it).

Also, you can preview the rules of some of our most loved games here: http://bit.ly/BoardgameRules — but this is not at all required, we’re always happy to teach/explain games to new players.

Accessibility: this venue is accessible but has no accessible toilets.

A regular long afternoon and evening of board/card games!

Bring your favourite ones or just your inner geek — we usually have games for everyone 🤓 Arrive whenever you like, stay as long as you want: new games will be starting as people come in, with often one or two that can be joined at any given time. Look out for the hosts if you’d like to be introduced to other attendees.

Here’s a list of games that are frequently available at our events:
https://boardgamegeek.com/collection/user/geekstraveganza
You can read a description of each game, and if anything tickles your fancy don’t hesitate to post a message on the event to connect with someone who owns a copy.

Also, you can preview the rules of some of our most loved games here: http://bit.ly/BoardgameRules — but this is not at all required, we’re always happy to teach/explain games to new players.

Accessibility: this venue is fully accessible and has an accessible toilet. Yay!

Join the CULT!

Well, everyone seems to think veganism is a cult anyway! 😉

But joking aside, we have excellent news. From March 2015, every Tuesday is a vegan day (http://www.tibits.ch/en/food-drink/vegan.html) at Tibits (http://www.tibits.ch/en/restaurants.html#tibits-london-heddon-street)!

And having been thinking that we needed a relaxed, midweek social event in central London, this seemed to be the perfect opportunity.

We have booked the entire basement on the last Tuesday of every month. So come on down, meet other vegans, and enjoy vegan food and drink. (You’re welcome to arrive any time between our start and end times.)

If you haven’t been before, Tibits is a great “pay-by-weight” buffet-style restaurant just off Regent Street. And on their vegan days, everything (or at least almost everything) in the buffet is vegan.

So don’t forget to save room for their sticky toffee pudding!

HAPPY HOUR
Arrive early to take advantage of Tibits’ Happy Hour (Mon-Thurs 4-7 pm).
• All cocktails £5
• Pints £3.50
• Bottles of house wine £12.50
• Bottles of Prosecco £18

ACCESSIBILITY
Tibits is a wheelchair-accessible venue with a lift to the basement (where we’ll be) and a wheelchair-accessible toilet. However, the lift is a little hidden, so please ask staff. (A member of staff will usually greet customers as they enter.)

FREE MEMBERSHIP. FREE ATTENDANCE.
We’re keen to ensure that cost is never a barrier to attendance – either for vegans on a low-income, or for non-vegans who don’t want to pay to learn more about veganism. Therefore, we never charge for membership or attendance. But that doesn’t mean that our group or our events don’t cost us anything to run! So if you’d like to (and are able to) support our events and future projects, you can find out how to do so here:
https://londonveganmeetup.co.uk/donations

NEW ROUTE

After over 6 years of organising the Walkabout, I thought it would be a good idea to make a few changes, to re-fresh and add some more Walking to the Walkabout :)

My idea is we will walk to Brixton, which will enable us to really explore the back streets and parks of Southwark, Vauxhall & Oval along the way, and then enjoy lunch wherever we like, then after lunch, some of us may like to chill out in Brockwell Park, or head to a pub if the weather’s bad, or carry on Walking, taking a different route back to the river… :)

PLEASE NOTE;
Bring Water & Vegan snacks for the Walk :)

Approximate times (may run later; updates will appear in the comments)
12.30-12.45pm
We’ll gather in the Courtyard of Somerset house, by the statue near the fountains (nearest tube; Trafalgar Square, or Charing Cross Station, or Waterloo)

12.45ish
Start walking, possibly heading out the back of Somerset House, to the balcony facing the Thames, turn right & follow a path down to the street to cross Waterloo Bridge

We’ll pass by Waterloo station, and meander through back streets, taking us via a few parks, including eventually Kennington Park :)

1.45ish or maybe 2pm *Given walking pace, bathroom breaks as needed, etc*
We’ll arrive at the first port of call, Cafe Van Gogh; some can eat here, or we can meet latecomers here, and some may like to carry on, another 20 minutes walk, to the outdoor & indoor markets & Ms Cupcake :) *See the long list below*

After lunch, depending on the weather, we may meet at ~>

The DOGSTAR

Or other pubs include;
MARKET HOUSE, PRINCE ALBERT (All three on Coldharbour Lane, near Ms Cupcake)

Or, if the weather’s nice, we’ll chill out in…
BROCKWELL PARK

(Which is near two pubs, HOOTENNANY & EFFRA SOCIAL, or further afield, at Brixton Hill, there’s THE WHITE HORSE *nice pub, good playlist*

Or, we can carry on enjoying exploring & walking, maybe take a different route BACK TO THE RIVER :) & get tubes/buses home from there :)

~~~*~~~
Here’s a list of Vegan delights in the markets & local area;

Things are often changing at the market in Brixton Station Road, but, you may find;

SABA’s ETHIOPIAN STALL ~> Mostly Vegan options, including spicy lentil, potato & salad dishes, with fermented Injera bread or rice

DOSA DELI ~> Indian dosa pancake with with 2 vegan options, one tomato based the other spicu potato, served with dahl and coconut chutney

PICKY WOPS ~> Occasionally do the Saturday market, are regulars of Brixton Vegan Market ( see Facebook/Instagram/Twitter for updates and news) and have recently taken over the kitchen of The Queen’s Head, Stockwell Roadv

Covered markets;
HALO ~> New Vegan Diner in Pop Brixton

HABESHA VILLAGE ~> New Vegan Ethiopian place in Brixton Village covered market

ORACLES ORGANIC JUICE BAR ~> 6th Avenue, Brixton Village, just round corner from Habesha, features wholesome salads, sandwiches, cakes, juices and more *sometimes not always open though*

EAT OF EDEN ~> Vegan Carribean cafe with wraps, burgers or platters from 4 to 8 portions of curries, ackee, wheat meat, plantain & more, PLUS raw desserts, juices & teas :)

LA FAUXMAGERIE ~> Round corner from Oracles & Habesha, brand new first ever all Vegan Cheesemonger!

Nearby ~>>
BRIXTON WHOLEFOODS ~> Has loads of vegan dry goods, fresh tofu, vegan cheeses, & fresh vegan friendly pastries & cakes

MS CUPCAKE ~> Cupcakes galore, chocolate bars, ice cream, vegan cheese and deli vegan meats, plus fresh savoury sandwiches, vegan sausage rolls & cupcake making accessories :)

And 10 min walk away, up Acre Lane;
BLANK BRIXTON ~> Vegan sausage rolls, cookies, cakes, breakfasts, hot and cold drinks :)

And further up the road, up Brixton Hill ~>
KATAKATA ~> Vegan friendly gallettes & juices, plus a couple of vegan beers in a lovely music and art gallery venue

See you soon South of the River!

Since September 2014, London has had a new, all vegan bar / restaurant / venue – Kabaret at Karamel. Run by vegans, and with an all vegan menu and drinks list, this is now the home of London Vegan Drinks. And although it’s a little out of central London, it’s less than 30 minutes from Oxford Circus by public transport.

What’s more, they have a late license until the early hours at weekends. So feel free to arrive any time between our start and end times. And being a Saturday, you (hopefully!) won’t have to worry about work in the morning.

If you’ve been to London Vegan Drinks before, you’ll already know that this event, founded by blogger FatGayVegan in 2011, has become London’s biggest monthly vegan social event (having already outgrown three previous venues). And if you haven’t been before, it’s about time you did!

Invite your friends who aren’t on Meetup here: https://www.facebook.com/londonvegandrinks/events/

ACCESSIBILITY
Karamel is a wheelchair-accessible venue, with a folding ramp to help customers over the doorsill. (There’s a second entrance just past the main entrance that may be more accessible, but which isn’t always open.) The venue also has a wheelchair-accessible toilet (towards the front of the building, behind the bar.)

FREE MEMBERSHIP. FREE ATTENDANCE.
We’re keen to ensure that cost is never a barrier to attendance – either for vegans on a low-income, or for non-vegans who don’t want to pay to learn more about veganism. Therefore, we never charge for membership or attendance. But that doesn’t mean that our group or our events don’t cost us anything to run! So if you’d like to (and are able to) support our events and future projects, you can find out how to do so here:
https://londonveganmeetup.co.uk/donations

On the second Sunday of every month, we meet at Karamel to enjoy their Sunday roast – or one of the other options on the menu, such as bangers’n’mash, or pizza. Plus drinks, desserts, cake, and more.
http://karamelrestaurant.com/

“Some of the best vegan food London has to offer” – The Guardian

Unfortunately, the Vegan Route market at Blue House Yard is no longer running.

ACCESSIBILITY
Karamel is a wheelchair-accessible venue, with a folding ramp to help customers over the doorsill. (There’s a second entrance just past the main entrance that may be more accessible, but which isn’t always open.) The venue also has a wheelchair-accessible toilet (towards the front of the building, behind the bar.)

FREE MEMBERSHIP. FREE ATTENDANCE.
We’re keen to ensure that cost is never a barrier to attendance – either for vegans on a low-income, or for non-vegans who don’t want to pay to learn more about veganism. Therefore, we never charge for membership or attendance. But that doesn’t mean that our group or our events don’t cost us anything to run! So if you’d like to (and are able to) support our events and future projects, you can find out how to do so here:
https://londonveganmeetup.co.uk/donations

A regular long afternoon and evening of board/card games!

Bring your favourite ones or just your inner geek — we usually have games for everyone 🤓 Arrive whenever you like, stay as long as you want: new games will be starting as people come in, with often one or two that can be joined at any given time. Look out for one of the hosts if you’d like to be introduced to other attendees.

Here’s a list of games that are frequently available at our events:
https://boardgamegeek.com/collection/user/geekstraveganza
You can read a description of each game, and if anything tickles your fancy don’t hesitate to post a message on the event to ask for a specific game (although we can’t guarantee that the owner will attend or bring it).

Also, you can preview the rules of some of our most loved games here: http://bit.ly/BoardgameRules — but this is not at all required, we’re always happy to teach/explain games to new players.

Accessibility: this venue is accessible but has no accessible toilets.

A regular long afternoon and evening of board/card games!

Bring your favourite ones or just your inner geek — we usually have games for everyone 🤓 Arrive whenever you like, stay as long as you want: new games will be starting as people come in, with often one or two that can be joined at any given time. Look out for the hosts if you’d like to be introduced to other attendees.

Here’s a list of games that are frequently available at our events:
https://boardgamegeek.com/collection/user/geekstraveganza
You can read a description of each game, and if anything tickles your fancy don’t hesitate to post a message on the event to connect with someone who owns a copy.

Also, you can preview the rules of some of our most loved games here: http://bit.ly/BoardgameRules — but this is not at all required, we’re always happy to teach/explain games to new players.

Accessibility: this venue is fully accessible and has an accessible toilet. Yay!

Join the CULT!

Well, everyone seems to think veganism is a cult anyway! 😉

But joking aside, we have excellent news. From March 2015, every Tuesday is a vegan day (http://www.tibits.ch/en/food-drink/vegan.html) at Tibits (http://www.tibits.ch/en/restaurants.html#tibits-london-heddon-street)!

And having been thinking that we needed a relaxed, midweek social event in central London, this seemed to be the perfect opportunity.

We have booked the entire basement on the last Tuesday of every month. So come on down, meet other vegans, and enjoy vegan food and drink. (You’re welcome to arrive any time between our start and end times.)

If you haven’t been before, Tibits is a great “pay-by-weight” buffet-style restaurant just off Regent Street. And on their vegan days, everything (or at least almost everything) in the buffet is vegan.

So don’t forget to save room for their sticky toffee pudding!

HAPPY HOUR
Arrive early to take advantage of Tibits’ Happy Hour (Mon-Thurs 4-7 pm).
• All cocktails £5
• Pints £3.50
• Bottles of house wine £12.50
• Bottles of Prosecco £18

ACCESSIBILITY
Tibits is a wheelchair-accessible venue with a lift to the basement (where we’ll be) and a wheelchair-accessible toilet. However, the lift is a little hidden, so please ask staff. (A member of staff will usually greet customers as they enter.)

FREE MEMBERSHIP. FREE ATTENDANCE.
We’re keen to ensure that cost is never a barrier to attendance – either for vegans on a low-income, or for non-vegans who don’t want to pay to learn more about veganism. Therefore, we never charge for membership or attendance. But that doesn’t mean that our group or our events don’t cost us anything to run! So if you’d like to (and are able to) support our events and future projects, you can find out how to do so here:
https://londonveganmeetup.co.uk/donations