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march 24th 25th 2018 @ brighton centre - 11am - 6pm (sat), 10am - 5pm (sun) one of europe's biggest vegan festivals home about the show vegfestuk criteria vegfestuk ltd contact speaking performing volunteer application form volunteers briefing pack what’s on food plant-based diets – optimum health plant-based diets – optimum performance the vegan academy vegan comedy festival cookery demos the fxective factor (sat only) veganuary party (sun only) vegan activists corner workshops & panels (sat) live music (sun) mature zone stage the art of compassion exhibition kids area guests speakers comedians musicians the fxective factor judges guests manual exhibitors exhibitor list special offers stallholder descriptions sponsors yaoh media press releases media coverage media partners press / media passes banner, poster & flyer videos survey results bulletins visitors programme special offers booklet faq’s tickets traders floor plan stall prices book a stall tips on exhibiting advertising sponsorship marketing data paperwork exhibitors manual terms and conditions trade signups other shows vegfestuk trade vegfestuk london vegfestuk bristol vegfest scotland previous events other vegan festivals buy tickets news original independent vegan hemp company yaoh – helping fuel the growth of both hemp and veganism in the uk one of the uk’s original hemp companies yaoh has played an instrumental role behind the… 20th july 2018 around 7,400 visitors sampled vegan delights at vegfestuk brighton 2018 big thanks to everyone who attended this year’s vegfestuk brighton event which has proved… 27th march 2018 queen v – winner of the fxective factor vegan talent contest at vegfestuk brighton 2018 joyous occasion at the second fxective factor vegan talent contest at vegfestuk brighton 2018,… 25th march 2018 guests expert lineup of speakers to host our talks, cookery demos and workshops. helen wright vegan activist read more jason kavan vegan comedian read more vegan chef day professional chef read more andrea wolstenholme vegan cheese lovers club read more brad simmons assistant director of anonymous for the voiceless read more sascha camilli founder of vildamagazine.com read more view all timetable location live music (sun) workshops & panels (sat) kids area stage cookery demos plant-based diets - optimum health plant-based diets - optimum performance the vegan academy mature zone vegan activists corner vegan comedy festival live music (sun) - sunday 10:30am mitchell & vincent mitchell and vincent are a duo from the west country who play traditional tunes and songs from around the british[…] mitchell and vincent are a duo from the west country who play traditional tunes and songs from around the british isles on fiddle and guitar, combining interesting and varied arrangements with great foot-tapping folk music. they have performed concerts around the uk, including festivals such as glastonbury, broadstairs, beverley and lyme regis. acoustic magazine said their playing is, “stunning” ; fatea said, “music that is beautifully played” ; while bright young folk described their performance as, "providing skilled arrangements and expert delivery of tunes and songs which showcase the vibrancy, and variety, of folk music across britain. a thoroughly engaging and enjoyable experience.” web site: www.mitchellandvincent.com facebook: www.facebook.com/mitchellandvincent twitter: @mitchellandvin plus @mitchellandvinc youtube: http://www.youtube.com/mitchellandvincent bandcamp: https://mitchellandvincent.bandcamp.com read more mitchell & vincent 11:30am ian haywood "i am a vegan composer/pianist/singer-songwriter and am delighted to be invited back to play at vegfestuk brighton 2018. last year[…] "i am a vegan composer/pianist/singer-songwriter and am delighted to be invited back to play at vegfestuk brighton 2018. last year i released two charity songs, cargo of shame benefitting animal charities, and my christmas song city story helping the homeless. i also signed to oakfield records last year and released my first album of ambient piano music entitled inspired by nature, which is available on itunes and all major digital media and streaming services. i continue to write and record and look forward to performing some of my music at brighton 2018!" ian will be competing at the fxective factor as well as playing another set at the performance stage of the event. here’s ian’s song entry for the fxective factor – enjoy! song entry – beautiful wild how long have you been vegan? i turned vegan in 2000 after many years of vegetarianism, so 17 years. what's the most important reason for you to be vegan? i love animals and i wouldn’t want to cause them any harm. what are some of your main musical influences? i have been influenced by many musicians over the years. elton john inspired me to play the piano and sing from an early age. musical influences include classical, rock, pop, soul and jazz funk. it’s all gone into the mix to influence the music and songs i write. who is your favourite current vegan personality/celebrity/activist, and why? i know he has taken a while to make the ultimate step but i admire morrissey for his approach, initially with the smiths’ ‘meat is murder’ in 1985, and for his insistence in only playing at venues with only vegan food on offer and showing graphic videos of animal suffering at his concerts, which is risky as a lot of gig-goers do not seem to like it as we found out at a recent concert! if you could pick one musician to go vegan, who would it be? don't forget to include why! i think if someone like ed sheeran went vegan he would influence a lot of young listeners. even better if he could start writing songs around veganism! unlike most pop sensations, i think ed will be around a while so his message would go on. explain in approximately 100 words why you have written/chosen this song, and what it means to you. after my last entry 2 years ago, ‘cargo of shame’, which primarily deals with the issue of farmed animals for the meat and dairy industry, i updated the sound and wanted to give the message a broader appeal whilst still retaining this theme within. beautiful wild is an uplifting, mildly cryptic celebration of the beauty of what is all around us and the need to preserve this for future generations. it also highlights the continued struggle to free all animals from the scourge of exploitation and abuse. what’s your message to people thinking about going vegan? the fact that you are thinking about going vegan means that something about eating animal products obviously bothers you and there’s a high chance that you have a nagging disgust for the way animals are exploited and abused in the name of the meat and dairy industry. so do it now, get advice from the vegan society if you need it, buy vegan cookbooks and most of all go to vegfest events! believe me, there has never been a better time. the choices are out there. we have already paved the way for you! nominated charity – animal aid if i was to win the competition i would like to donate to animal aid as they helped me immensely with the content of my last animal rights video ‘cargo of shame’. read more ian haywood 12:00pm queen v queen v will be competing at the fxective factor as well as playing another set at the performance stage of the[…] queen v will be competing at the fxective factor as well as playing another set at the performance stage of the event. here’s her song entry for the fxective factor – enjoy! song entry – what hell is like how long have you been vegan? i went vegan may 2016 - i moved to london january 2016 and didn't really know anything about veganism. i've been vegetarian since i was 8 (i was obsessed with animals as a kid!) and i had literally no clue how vile the dairy and egg industries are. after having conversations with a few vegan musicians i met in london, and after watching cowspiracy and forks over knives, i made the change and haven't looked back. i only

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