Vegetarians and Vegans of New England

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Comment by Eric Ekstrom on May 11, 2009 at 8:42pm

Well, as a relative to Jerry Lee Lewis, who really shook things really way way up up UP back in the day... I was wonderin.... what has JLL have to do with the Garden of Eden and the misinformation of all religions regarding IT?

Comment by Trav on November 4, 2008 at 8:23am

Anyone make it to the Veg Food Fest? Man, it was great! I've never seen so many people packed together in one place.
I tried Teese cheese for the first time. Amazing good stuff. I also met Liz Lovely and the gang. Boy, I love those cookies! So many amazing people and foods. I can't wait until next year.

Comment by Trav on October 24, 2008 at 11:25am

Is anyone going to the The Boston Vegetarian Food Festival? Has anyone been before and what do you think? If you don't know here's the basics:

The Boston Vegetarian Food Festival is a full day of fun, good food, and learning! It brings together exhibitors of vegetarian natural foods from across the country and locally, offering free food sampling and "show special" discounts. It provides a welcoming environment in which to explore a wide variety of delicious, healthy, and readily available vegetarian foods.

The Festival offers the opportunity to talk to food producers, see and taste the latest vegetarian products being introduced to the marketplace, and shop at discounted prices. Attendees can learn from speakers who are top national experts on health and nutrition, and presenters who inspire compassion for animals and respect for the environment. Award winning chefs and cookbook authors teach their recipes and offer free samples of the dishes they demonstrate. Educational exhibits on animals and the environment, and a children's activity center round out the day.

The longest running event of its kind in the country, the Festival is a resource for vegetarians and vegans, and for anyone wanting to include a greater variety of healthy and delicious plant-based foods in their diets. It also interests those wanting to live in greater harmony with animals and the environment. Our past Festivals have each attracted thousands of attendees who come from all over the Northeast and beyond.

The Boston Vegetarian Food Festival is FREE to the public and features:

100 exciting exhibitors
free food sampling!
grocery and natural foods store exhibits
food producers and new products
cooking demonstrations by noted chefs
book and cookbook publishers and authors
top national speakers
educational exhibits on protecting animals and the environment
Festival discounted shopping
registered dietitian consultants
children's activities
restaurants
exhibitors of products and services which support a vegetarian way of life
free parking and a subway stop across the street

The Food Festival will be held at the Reggie Lewis Athletic Center,
1350 Tremont Street (at the corner of Malcolm X Boulevard) in Boston.

Comment by Trav on May 13, 2008 at 10:36am

Fantastic meditation. Thanks for sharing. We will see this world one day. It becomes more of a reality one heart at a time.

Comment by Eric Ekstrom on May 6, 2008 at 5:37am

Have you ever dreamed, day dreamed or walked a day where you thought of our world as peaceful, loving and without killing, war, greed and consumption of any foods whatsoever?
It's a good meditation, by the way, as well.

Comment by Eric Ekstrom on May 6, 2008 at 4:24am

4C's student senator, Phi Theta Kappa, WKKL member, BUEC director/founder, militant vegan. We'll have a vegan club going, unofficial, beginning July on campus at the Tilden.... What's happening mid cape? Keep me posted on that.