The Vegan Bus is Coming to Worcester this Sunday [Event]
Posted by Drew.
“The vegan bus is a vehicle of transformation.”
The Vegan Bus crew is coming to Worcester this Sunday, August 29 to give away free samples of vegan baked goods in Elm Park, play some music, then go to Loving Hut for a special lunch and short presentation. You should come out for the fun. Meet them in Elm Park at 11am or swing by Loving Hut on Chandler at Noon for a presentation and lunch. (See schedule below.)
Based out of Northampton, MA, The Vegan Bus is a big old school bus that drives around to community events, advocating veganism. They giving out free sample of tasty food (much like our vegan “feed-ins” in Worcester) and encourage people to think of the animals confined in factory farms. The bus itself runs on waste vegetable oil, collected from local restaurants.
What’s the Vegan Bus All About?
If you’ve been to Loving Hut in Worcester, you’ve no doubt caught a glimpse of Supreme Master TV (SMTV). With two giant flat-screens playing it all the time, it’s hard to miss. SMTV recently did a short film about the vegan bus that explains what the project is all about. They’ll be showing it at the Sunday event, but you can also check out the video on the TheVeganBus.com.
Coming to Worcester This Sunday
Loving Hut on Chandler is celebrating by having a a vegan feast, featuring special items that don’t normally appear on their menu. The meal will be buffet style. The bus crew will be giving a short presentation on their work and Loving Hut will be presenting the vegan bus with a $1,500 donation. Hopefully, this event will include a comically large check.
Schedule
- 9:00 AM: Leave Northampton
- 11:00 AM: Vegan Bus Activity at Elm Park with vegan treats, performances & leafleting.
- 12:00PM: Vegan Bus showing in front of Loving Hut
- 12:30PM: Lunch at Loving Hut
- 1:00PM: Donation presentation
- 1:15PM: Speech from the Vegan Bus
- 2-3 PM: Leave Worcester
Facebook event
RSVP to the facebook event, and invite your friends.
August 24, 2010
Tags: Vegan Feed-in Posted in: Activism, Buddha Hut, Events, Leafleting, Tabling & Outreach, Restaurants & Businesses, Veg Advocacy
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