Welcome to our Events page. Bute Island Foods invites you to email us details and pictures of your

events where Sheese is sampled or used, or why not send us your favourite recipes using

Sheese. If you have a Sheese and wine party, send us some pictures and your reviews.

Or simply send a picture of yourself in your hometown or in front of a famous landmark

 holding your favourite Sheese! and tell us a few words about yourself and where you buy Sheese.

Just a quick note to thank you once again for your support for Animal Aid's event last week. We had a great success,

with a larger crowd than ever before thanks to Benjamin Zephaniah's visit. The crowds were so dense that it was a bit

chaotic and difficult to get from one end of the hall to the other. A nice problem! Thanks again for all the wonderful

support. As always, Bute Island went down well with the punters! I hope we'll see you in Bristol again next year.
 

Best wishes, Mark Gold

 I would like to say a huge THANK YOU for being so generous with the samples you sent for Norwich's First Veggie Fayre! Thanks to your generosity the event was a huge success, with many people commenting on how surprised they were at the quality of the tasters we had on offer and that it certainly opened their eyes to the vegan diet and how varied it could be, with many wanting to purchase items there and then! The day was certainly a positive for all involved with an estimated 300

people coming through the doors to sample the various vegan delights on offer, the consensus being among both the

public, stall-holders and the organisers alike was that there will certainly be one next year and that a larger venue will

be needed! I have attached some photos from the day, a couple being some of the items we made with what you

sent including quiche and macaroni Sheese, I hope you find them useful!

Thank you for your generosity once again, Nicky Bensted-Smith

The Incredible Veggie Roadshow in Liverpool on 26 Nov was a roaring success in probably the most stunning venue

we have ever had! It was busy all day and all the stalls did well; the cookery demos and talks were packed – and everyone

loved the free samples, hot and cold. We used some of the Sheese products in our cookery demos (nice recipes, hope

you like them!) and gave the rest away on the cold food stalls. Despite the free food, the venue’s own café still took £800

selling all vegan food, much to their surprise. Staff and punters were utterly delightful and friendly and we felt really

welcomed – it’s not a stereotype about Scousers then! Thank you again to all at Bute Island for the support and

generous donations of Sheese. Our next show is Sat Feb 4th in Cambridge.

Best wishes to all the team – and a very happy holiday season.
Jane Easton.

Visitors to Twickenham and North Surrey Vegetarians and Vegans' free Vegan Food Fayre on Saturday, 29 October 2011

were treated to an impressive spread of international vegan cuisine prepared by volunteers, as well as delicacies supplied

by local restaurants. Many of the dishes were prepared using free samples which were generously provided by Bute Island Foods, Meridian, Plamil and Nairns.There were a few stalls and a raffle with super prizes, including toiletries donated by

Lush and Green People and vegan meal vouchers from Karahi Spices and Village Pizza in Twickenham, Riverside

Vegetaria, Kingston and Tin Tin’s, Hampton Hill. One visitor commented, “I think it’s wonderful this was put on today.

It has given many people lots to think about! Thank you.” and several expressed their intention to reduce their meat and

dairy consumption, as a result of attending the Food Fayre. Visitors were given a list of vegan-friendly places to shop

and eat in the local area and many opted to sign up to receive emails about the group’s activities from Lesley Dove,

the local group contact, and recipes for some of the food on offer. The event feedback showed that we achieved our aim

of challenging the public’s perception that vegan food is limited and boring and gave us lots to think about for next time.

We would like to give a big THANK YOU to all our supporters and sponsors who made this event possible.

Mavis White on behalf of TNSVV.

I just want to share my good news with you. My event went very well, and we even raised more money than we thought.

We had a 3-hour event in St George promoting a vegetarian/vegan diet. We have generous sponsors including

 Redwoods, Frys and Bute Island Foods. My team and I (The Veggie Bowl Info Centre Team) made wonderful food

for the event, and the chef at the church even made a special vegetarian Spanish dish especially too. We raised sixty pounds and forty-five pence. In addition, Kerry McCarthy (MP of St George) came down, contributed, and said she respected what I was trying to do for the area. St George has never seen anything like this before, so it was great to

 do this for the area.  We raised money for the sanctuaries, increased the public's knowledge of the cafe in the church,

 and made the area aware of different food choices – a veggie-based diet. As part of our event, we had a raffle,

 plant sale, food and a masseuse (who donated products from Lush). I even dressed up in a pig and cow costume

 and ran around the shopping centre – which the cars and the children liked very much. The event made the

 Evening Post and Kerry McCarthy's website too. I think this is a great introduction to veggie-based diet. My wish

 is for local groups around the UK to follow suit and organize their own Veggie Awareness Day in their local area.

South Shropshire Veggies are a new group located in Church Stretton. We have managed to secure a vegan stall at Summerfest. Summerfest is run by Church Stretton & District Chamber of Trade  and attracts people from all over

the county and country  due to the flavour of entertainment.This will be the first time that there has been a vegan

contribution to the event, and it will be a chance for us to reach a new audience. We are in the heart of animal agriculture.

 At the event we will be cooking and giving samples of delicious vegan food, promoting vegan products and giving talks

 on the health and environmental benefits of the vegan diet. There has already been interest in the lead up to the event

with people expressing interest in coming to our stall and sampling food, and asking practical questions  about a vegan diet. We will use Sheese to make a range of healthy, nutritious dishes: for example spaghetti with walnuts pears and

grated Sheese, Sheese cake and savouries.

Event date: June 29 - July 3 and July 5 - 10

Katherine Heasman

South Shropshire Veggies

On Sunday the 20th of March, to celebrate MeatOut Day, Animal Equality had a free

vegan sample event in London, near Covent Garden in Long Acre street.

 Hundreds of curious Londoners were treated with different kinds of vegan ham,

delicious and varied sausages, pizzas with mozzarella style cheese and egg free

mayonnaise. They could also try cheddar, smoked, red mature and blue style cheeses.

 All of them were pleased, and hundreds of leaflets were given out. Free vegan samples

are a great way to show people how easy and delicious vegan eating can be. It is also

another way to introduce veganism and non-human animals rights.

We want to thank all the volunteers for their help, and the companies who donated their

products, including Bute Island Foods for their Sheese range, they all made this event possible!

Laura Gough

Animal Equality

The day went well. We had the stall on Hitchin Market Place from 9.30 to about 3.30, with lots of information and recipes available as well as a variety of vegetarian (mainly vegan) foods to try. As usual we had a variety of responses to the foods (especially vegan cheese which a lot of people struggle with) but lots of people were willing to try and many admitted they could happily incorporate more of these foods into their regular diet. Overall we felt the day was very worthwhile.

 Thanks very much for your support. Our vegan family loves Sheese!

 Regards

Rachel Williamson

Herts Vegans & Vegetarians

Veggie Grub Tasting Night plus all-veggie artists disco and quiz!

Wednesday 25th May 2011      7.30pm till 10.30pm

South West Manchester Cricket Club, Ellesmere Road off Wilbraham Road in Chorlton

 (over the bridge from Morrisons, 5 min walk from our shop), M21 0SG

Advance tickets only, all £5 & available from our charity shops in Urmston and Chorlton or by calling 0161 882 0680

or by emailing:  rspcamcr_salford@btconnect.com

 Susie Hughes

RSPCA Manchester & Salford Branch Manager

Follow us on Twitter @rspcamcrsalford / Join our Facebook group

www.rspca-manchesterandsalford.org.uk

Thanks so much to Bute Island for sponsoring the Northants Vegan Food and Cruelty-Free Fayre

and helping to ensure that we had an inspiring and successful day.

We have now written a report for the day which you can read here:

NorthantsFayre 11.12.2010 (423kb pdf).

Thanks again and best wishes,

Clare, Cathy, Erica and Kris

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 Clare - www.fairfoods.org.uk

Cathy - www.greengardencafe.co.uk

Kris and Erica -  narn.info@yahoo.co.uk

Here is a photograph from the Minority Pastime event we held for Swansea Animal Rights Group.
Thank you very much for the kind donation of the Sheese. We managed to raise just over £100 which is great as

we are raising money for our Land Rover tyres and insurance and we are also having to replace 3 video cameras

and a stills camera that were stolen while we were monitoring a hunt.
 

'How to Embroider a Jay' booklet coming soon. See my website for more details.
For a chance to win one of Ruth's embroideries please visit:
www.ruthnorbury.com

SOUTH WEST CHRISTMAS WITHOUT CRUELTY FAYRE

BUTE ISLAND SUPPORTS CRUELTY-FREE CHRISTMAS EXTRAVAGANZA

The South West is all set for a cruelty-free Christmas extravaganza when Animal Aid brings its unique

eco-friendly Christmas Without Cruelty Fayre to Exeter Corn Exchange on Sunday November 28th. More than

thirty stands will offer visitors the chance to buy unusual Christmas gifts and cards in the sure knowledge that their

purchases go to a worthy organisation and do not cause any harm to animals, humans or the environment. Stallholders

range from Animal Aid to CND,Sea Shepherd and Marine Conservation Society – plus many ethical companies.  Cruelty-free

and eco-friendly products on sale include fairtrade clothing, cruelty-free cosmetics, perfumes and make-up, charity

Christmas cards, handmade chocolates, vegetarian shoes, treats for pets and jewellery. Even the face paints for kids

have been ethically sourced and have not been tested on animals! There are also delicious savoury dishes, cakes and

puddings on sale at our fabulous vegetarian café – all free from animal products. And this year, we’ve added a

gluten-free food stall to the mix. Another new feature this year will be a fabulous prize draw, offering visitors the

opportunity to win a two day break at Michael House - the wonderful vegetarian guest house near

Tintagel - plus other great prizes.

According to organiser Mark Gold: ‘In only its fourth year, the

South West Christmas Without Cruelty Fayre is already established as the biggest event of its

kind outside London ‘We’re proud to have brought together so many organisations and companies

from the South West that are trying to make the world a kinder place, whether it be local Exeter groups

and traders or regional charities such as the Devon Wildlife Trust and Cornwall’s Monkey Sanctuary. 

‘It’s going to be the perfect place for people of all ages who care about people, animals and the environment to

find unusual cruelty-free gifts and cards and at the same time, to enjoy a great day out. And entrance is free.’

South West Christmas Without Cruelty Fayre

Exeter Corn Exchange

Market Street, Exeter, EX1 1BU

Sunday 28 November 2010

10am-4.30pm

FREE ENTRY

For further details of the South West Christmas Without Cruelty Fayre contact Mark Gold on 01395 579353 or email

mark.54.gold@googlemail.com

The biggest annual vegan festival in the UK (outside of London & Bristol) returns to Wolverhampton

 on Saturday 30th October 2010 and looks set to knock the spots off last year's event!! There'll be over 80 stalls

offering a huge range of goodies, including cosmetics, clothing, healthfood, books, gifts and lots of free recipes,

nutritional factsheets, health magazines etc. Also a feast of food served up by the best vegan caterers from across

 the UK, 4 mouth-watering cookery demos, 12 interesting & inspiring talks, kids activities, an all vegan bar,

 an action packed line up of live entertainment from start to finish AND an After Party till midnight!!
From 11am-5pm at the Wolves Civic, North Street, Wolverhampton. Admission is just £1 (under 16's free)
For many more details, please see the website midlandsveganfestival.org.uk
 

Midlands Vegan Campaigns
For the benefit of animals, people & the planet

Kevin White

Having Started from a Free Food Fair in April, Taunton Vegans and Vegetarians had another successful

outreach stall on Saturday 2nd October with lots of tasty vegan snacks being given away at the Abundant Taunton

Event. The event, hosted by Taunton Transition Town, was held to celebrate the abundance of food at this time

of the year and TVV were on hand to offer free food and information & advice on moving towards a more

plant-based diet, using fewer resources than that of an animal-based one. It was the pizza slices (made using

Sheese on ciabatta with olives, sweet corn and home-grown tomatoes) that went down the best,

with lots of omnivores taken aback at how cheesy it tasted!

On behalf of Taunton Vegans and Vegetarians

Sarah Blatchford

Campaigners and volunteers with Bath Animal Action are pleased to announce that the Bath Vegan Fayre

2010 event went swimmingly, with over 150 happy punters passing through the doors. Held at Manvers

Street Baptist Church in the city centre, a moment's walk from the train and bus stations, the event lasted

from 12 till 4pm. Otherwise, the second annual free food event followed much the same pattern as the

previous year - with a dazzling array of steaming soups, chillies, rice dishes and lovingly-tended vegetable

delicacies filling the bowls of queues of hungry fayre-goers. Alongside this was a mouth-watering spread of

cakes, cookies, snacks and ethnic desserts. The tea and fruit juices flowed like never before, whilst the tables

were filled with relaxed conversation and ingested education. As well as the over-burdened information

tables, with everything from nutrition, environmental ethics, recipes, animal rights, medical science and

campaign updates, (against zoos, hunters, foie gras outlets and animal-testing laboratories) There was also

a free samples table, reading corner and children's area, plus a prize raffle – the cause of some excitement.

By the end of the day, many a happy visitor was heard singing the praises of the food, including the

immortal words: "I had no idea Vegan food could taste this good!"

For and on behalf of Bath Animal Action

Steve Jones

Thank you for the samples that you sent to us recently for national vegetarian week.

Any samples that survived the events were taken along to an outreach project run by my local Family Centre

(the Roundabout Centre, Barton), or shared between parents of lactose-intolerant children.
Many thanks again for your kind donations.
 

Heather Shepherd (OxVeg NVW events)

Thankyou so much for donating Creamy Sheese for our Vegan chocolate - tasting evening.

The evening was a great success - see a full write up here! Bristol Animal Rights As you may remember,

we are organising a free Vegan food fair on Saturday 30th October in central Bristol, following the success of

last year's free Vegan Food Fair which you kindly donated samples to. The event will be from 12 midday – 5pm

at Broadmead Baptist Church, Union Street, Bristol. There will be a range of Vegan food samples on display,

including food that people can buy in the shops, and some home made goodies.
There will also be information stalls, face-painting, henna, talks, films, cooking demos and a free nutrition surgery.
We expect about 700 people to attend. The event will be aimed at non-Vegans, to promote the benefits of becoming Vegan.
More information about the event can be found here: bristolanimalrights.org

Thanks On behalf of Bristol Animal Rights Collective.
Caroline McAleese.

I would like to thank you for the samples you sent for the Indoor Picnic - we made loads of

sandwiches using the Sheese. We made Sheese and tomato, Sheese and pickle, Sheese and

salad sandwiches.  With the Creamy Sheeses we put them on crackers, and everyone really enjoyed

it.  In fact the feed back was very positive and everyone absolutely loved the Creamy Sheeses! 

Thank you once more for your support for the event.
Linda Wardale, Group Coordinator Vegan Lincs
Local Contact for The Vegan Society & The Vegetarian Society

Hi guys, I just wanted to thank you for your participation in Vegovision 2010! The fair had 500 visitors and there was a

very positive atmosphere. We were extremely satisfied with how the event went, and being able to sample your products

was one of the high points of the fair. From our evaluations we have seen that what the visitors wanted the most at

future fairs, was to be able to purchase more products to take home with them. In the spring of 2011 we plan to have

an even bigger and better fair and would love to have your company exhibit again.

Once again, thank you for your participation.
Jennifer Gosser-Duncan, Vegovision 2010.

The 5th annual Redditch Green Fair will be held on Saturday 5 June, World Environment Day.

There will be approx 30 stalls offering green products, fairtrade goods, organic produce, natural gifts and lots of info to

help you lead a more sustainable, eco-friendly life. Also kids fun activities, talks, entertainment, alternative therapists,

free vegan food samples and lots more...! The fair will be held in and around St Stephens Church in the heart of the

town centre from 10.30am - 3pm. Admission is free.

More details can be found on the website www.redditchgreenfair.org.uk

 Many thanks for supporting the event.

Hi Guys
I just wanted to say thank you for the samples you sent to promote at our food fair.
 Despite it being a miserable day, the event was a great success and we estimate we had about 250 people

come through the door. As usual, your products were a huge success.  People who hadn't tried it before were

very impressed and we had numerous requests for where the products could be purchased locally. 

One of the places we directed them to was "Rosemarys" which is an independent health food shop in

Wolverhampton. We also urged people to ask the shops they use to stock it. The Mexican style spread

proved the biggest hit as always although the hard cheddar style seemed to go down well with the kids.
  Once again, thank you for your support.

 Tony, for and on behalf of Wolverhampton Vegans and Vegetarians.

Taunton Vegan Food Fair on 10th April 2010:

 Fairfoods is excited to be holding a vegan food fair in the South West with Green Garden Cafe.

It will feature stalls, lots of free vegan food samples, free recipes, nutrition information and free advice on vegan issues.

There will also be the opportunity to purchase food and other goodies to takeaway. Entrance to the fair is free.

Venue
The fair will take place at North Street Church Hall, 33 North Street, Taunton, Somerset, TA1 1LW.

The venue is in Taunton's main shopping centre opposite Debenhams, click here for a map.

Time
The fair runs from 11.30am to 3.30pm.

A big thank you to Sheese for kindly donating samples of your delicious
 Vegan 'Cheese' and 'Cheese' spreads for our Free Vegan Food Stall for World Vegan Day/Vegan Month.
 Sheese was a big hit with the public visiting the stall and there were lots of enquiries as to where Sheese could be purchased. Southend Animal Aid is one of the oldest charitable, friendly animal welfare groups in the Southend area - set up by localcommitted volunteers concerned with all areas of animal abuse. We aim to increase awareness, provide help & information, and raise money for local and national causes. We support the objectives of various national organisations

such as: Animal Aid, RSPCA, Shac, Viva!, Peta, BUAV, LACS, and The Vegan Society. We meet on the 3rd Saturday of the month to arrange events and campaigning. If you would like to come to a meeting, please contact us for more information. We are currently trying to recruit new members and would love to hear from other like minded people.

Please telephone 07092 001851 or email southendanimalaid@hotmail.com

The day itself was a great success with a few hundred people through the doors and all the food going just before the end.

In particular we received comments about how tasty the samples of vegan chocolate were, how pleased people were

 to find delicious products that were new to them such as 'Nakd' bars and how much they enjoyed vegan cheese!

All the other products we were giving away went, including all the dulse and fruit purees. Our favourite story from the

fayre is when one of our volunteers talked to a little girl who was about seven who came with her mum and she related how

great the fayre had been for her. She had told her mum she wanted to be a vegetarian only about a week before the event.

When her mum saw the fayre advertised she said "we'll go to this event and if you like the food then we'll think about it".

Both of them loved the food, and the girl particularly liked the homemade falafel, and took lots of recipes.

Her mum then told her she was happy for her to become a vegetarian now!

For more pictures and info please visit: www.myspace.com/sheffield

CRUELTY-FREE CHRISTMAS FAIR   
in Kings Heath, Birmingham
Sat 12th Dec  ~  10.30am - 3pm
All Saints Church Hall, Kings Heath, Birmingham B14 7RA
 
Stock up on lots of cruelty-free goodies for Xmas! Up to 20 stalls will offer chocolates, cosmetics, cakes, Xmas cards,

soaps, campaign merchandise, health food, recipe books, gifts & lots more...! Also free vegan food samples,

cookery demos/talks, a vegan cafe & everything you need to enjoy a compassionate Christmas!

All this and FREE entry...you can't go wrong!! For more info see www.veganmidlands.org.uk

The National Waterfront Museum, Swansea is holding its annual Green Fayre on the 6th December.

There will be lots of stalls from various groups including Swansea's Animal Rights group.

There will be crafts, free samples and many festive goodies to buy. Please come along and find us.

For further details, please contact Ruth at:  veganlife.viviti.com

Sheffield Animal Friends, a Sheffield based vegan animal rights group, are holding a free Vegan food fayre on the 5th of

 December at the Quaker Meeting House, 10 St James Street, Sheffield, S1 2EW from 11-3pm. The fayre's main aims are to

 promote a vegan lifestyle, demonstrate that vegan food can be just as delicious, and show the various vegan

products that are available on the market today, such as those produced by Bute Island Foods (including free food samples!). There will be a wide range of tasty homemade vegan cooking available, and also a selection of animal friendly charity stalls. Please join us to celebrate the many benefits of being vegan- for your health, animals, the environment and world poverty. Tell anyone you know! If you want any further information or are interested in other aspects of

Sheffield Animal Friends please email sheffieldanimalfriends@googlemail.com or visit www.myspace.com/sheffieldaf.
Hope to see you there!

About the Hope Pastures Charity - www.hopepastures.org

The Charity was registered in 1974 and the aim was to rescue horses, ponies & donkeys that were being abused.

In April 2004 the Trust was taken over by new trustees whose aims are to Rescue, Rehabilitate and Re-home wherever

possible. Although some residents may be old and some not in the best of health, they are all cared for and loved and can

spend their days in a safe environment away from the often harsh and brutal treatment of their former years.

As well as rescuing horses, Hope Pastures hopes to provide an environment where young people can learn

directly about caring for horses in a natural setting, this interaction helps educate young people about animal welfare

and social responsibility.  Whether by visiting our web site or directly meeting the animals at our sanctuary,

we hope to foster an environment where learning and understanding can take place. It is our hope that in doing this,

we will help nurture a generation that values the natural world around us and seeks to protect the

environment and the animals we share this planet with.

Below is a couple of pictures of a recent fundraising event, where £125 was raised for the sanctuary.

PAWS FOR A PARTY

Paws For a Party will be held at the Whitworth Art gallery on Saturday the 7th of November, details below.

*       "Paws for a Party" - an ethical and animal-free gala evening in aid of the RSPCA Manchester & Salford Branch.

*       The night includes a vegan wine reception, 3 course vegan meal and live entertainment throughout the night as

well as stalls from leading animal welfare organizations.

*       Tickets cost £25, with early bird 10% discount on full table bookings before 30th Sept.

*       This is a chance for like-minded people to enjoy a truly cruelty-free evening.

*       To book please contact Susie on 0161 882 0680 or email rspcamcr_salford@btconnect.com

Thank you all so very much for your support with our venture - we'll convert the world one day, won't we?!

Susie Hughes

RSPCA Manchester & Salford

565 Wilbraham Road

 EASTBOURNE VEGGIE GROUP STALL IN SEPTEMBER

Many thanks to everyone who helped make the above a great success. An amazing £220.60 was collected. Viva! are receiving £60 for raffle tickets plus £50.30 from the stall donations. Animal Aid are receiving £50 from the sale of 50 purple poppies plus£60.30 from stall donations. The main aim however was, by example and information, to influence people to live a healthier & more sustainable life. This I am confident we achieved. For example one lady, who had originally declined to sign the foie-gras petition, on reading the literature was appalled & changed her mind. A number of other visitors said they would become vegetarian or vegan after tasting various products.

Among the companies that contributed and that we would like to thank were:  Bute Island Foods.

Their range of vegan Sheeses were very popular & people couldn’t tell the difference between them & ‘ordinary’ cheese!

In Friendship, Bill Palethorpe - Eastbourne Veggie Group.

Midlands Vegan Campaigns FREE FOOD EVENT

Hi Bute Island, I’m writing on behalf of MVC to say a massive thank you for your company’s support of our organization

and our most recent vegan food give-a-way in Birmingham city centre.  We had a brilliant day and it was one of our most

successful events yet – from 11 o’clock onward the lovely public enjoyed the best of vegan ice cream, meat-free meats,

sushi, dairy-free cheeses and assorted goodies. Even with six of us and 4 x 4ft tables we were still swamped, and it was

a brilliant sight to behold.  People were genuinely thrilled to taste something new, explore new foods and many

wanted to know where to get such goodies – we were, of course, only too happy to oblige them and sincerely hope

we’ve found you some new ethically-conscious customers.  Our events are all about showing people that vegan

food has never tasted better, and we are hugely grateful for your help in our quest.  We couldn’t have done it alone! 

Here’s to great-tasting vegan food, and events to come.  We’d love to work with you again in the future,

please do keep in touch! Kind regards, Alex  www.veganmidlands.org.uk

VEGAN 3 PEAKS CHALLENGE - SHEESE REACHES NEW HEIGHTS!

Bute Island Foods were recently one of the sponsors of a team from the Extreme Vegan Sporting Association who climbed thefamous Three Peaks challenge, and in doing so raised £1,900 for Animals Count a UK political party for  people and animals.This is another great example that a Vegan diet can be both exciting & very healthy.

Many thanks to the Vegan Vixens who recently did a photo shoot wearing our Sheese T-Shirts! They are doing

a great job promoting a healthy and fun lifestyle. Kimmy and the Vegan Vixens said "we feel sexy when we eat Sheese"

Here's some info about them from their website  www.veganvixens.com

The Vegan Vixens are four talented women ecotainers who care about the future of our world.

They educate the public about health and fitness, animal issues, planet stewardship and climate change in a fun, exciting way.

The Vixens currently have three new hit singles from their "Evergreen" CD Release, an eco friendly fashion line and sexy pin-up cook book in  the works. The Vixens appear on local and national TV and radio shows, perform, speak and model, do eco fashion shows, support rescue  groups, review vegan products and are working on a "green" reality TV show. Their goal is to alleviate the suffering of animals,  to help people get fit/healthy and to stop global warming. The Vegan Vixens are the wave of the future,

so book the Vegan Vixens to make your next event fun, exciting and memorable!!!

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