Saturday, September 28, 2024
Norse Hall, Portland
Noon - 6pm

Tickets

Having trouble financially?

Two options for you:

  1. Discounted ticket purchase
    A discounted ticket ($10) is available to individuals receiving public income-related assistance. Email
    lauren@nwveg.org with proof, and she will send you the link to buy your ticket.
    Acceptable proof is a government-issued photo ID plus one of the following: a copy of your SNAP (EBT) Card, WIC Card, Current year eligibility letter from DHS or letter of enrollment, or Coverage Notification letters.

    Please cover any personal information, such as your EBT card number and address.

  2. Volunteer with us!
    Volunteers who complete a full shift will receive one ticket. Please contact
    volunteer@nwveg.org if interested.

Festival Event Features

Inspiring speakers, vegan vendors, cooking demos, children’s area, farm sanctuary volunteers + other non-profits, and plant-based food.

It’s also a place for the vegan-curious to learn more about choosing a healthier, more compassionate lifestyle. Get your questions answered and enjoy the delicious creations from our plant-based food and drink vendors. For those familiar with former Portland area VegFests, this is a smaller scale version of these. The tone of this event is kindness and compassion, directed toward our fellow humans, other animals, and the planet. 

Public Transportation, Biking, & Parking

Go eco-friendly. Take TriMet.

Norse Hall is located next to bus lines 12, 19, 20 & 70.
TriMet street car A and B loops are located 7 blocks west from the venue.

 

🎙️ Vegan Voices: Exclusive Speaker Interviews with Melissa Lesniak from 'That Vegan Show'🌱

Listen to these inspiring conversations with the featured speakers of the Compassionate Living Festival as they join Melissa Lesniak on KBOO’s "That Vegan Show." Discover their journeys, passions, and insights on living with kindness toward people, animals, and the planet. Don't miss these thought-provoking interviews that highlight the heart and soul of this year's festival! 🌱

Melissa Lesniak interviews Kimberlie Le,
Co-Founder of Prime Roots.

Melissa Lesniak interviews Kimmy Sullivan,
founder of 'Hairodactyl'.

Melissa Lesniak interviews Eunice Reyes,
founder of 'Rated V for Vegan'.

About NW VEG

Northwest VEG is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based in Portland, OR and Vancouver, WA.

Founded in 2003, we are dedicated to bringing awareness to the power of a plant-based, vegan lifestyle and helping support people in their transition toward making healthier, more sustainable, and compassionate food choices.

We welcome everyone and encourage you to explore the issues at your own pace. 

Our purpose is to:

  • Build, support, and maintain community in a fun environment

  • Build, connect, and network in the larger community

  • Provide education, and outreach

  • Be a responsible, effective, and transparent organization

  • Provide expertise and serve as a resource to the community on vegan and plant-based issues

  • Create positive change and make the world a better place

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