It’s been a little over a month since the Vegas VegFest, and by now you’re maybe craving that amazing Thrillist chicken sandwich from Garden Grill, or some Southern Fried Vegan. Well, there’s going to be a mini encore of sorts this weekend with Veg Fest organizers bringing us the Vegan Village inside Sunset Park’d Food Truck and Micro Brew Festival (2601 E. Sunset Rd.).
On Saturday, Nov. 4 from noon to 9 p.m., you can come and nosh on some serious vegan deliciousness. The Village plays host to local favorites like Garden Grill, Heather Foods, VegeWay North, Pancho’s Vegan Tacos and Simply Pure, as well as other eats from Cakewalk Baking Company, Southern Fried Chicken and more.
The Vegan Village at the Sunset Park’d Festival is brought to you by Vegas VegFest and CompassionWorks International in partnership with Clark County Parks and Recreation.
The best part? Entry is free (sorry, you’ll still have to actually pay to eat all the yum). If you want tickets to the beer drinkin’ part, there is VIP which grants you access starting at 1 p.m. and then general admission starting at 3 p.m. Tickets start at $30 (in advance/$35 at the door) and supports New Vista. Purchase those bad boys here.
See you Saturday!
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