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Events
2012February Saturday 4th Feb, 10.30-4pm Viva!'s Incredible Veggie Roadshow - Cambridge Cambridge Guildhall, 3 Parsons Court, Wheeler Street, Cambridge, CB2 3QB Come along to Viva!'s Incredible Veggie Roadshow and enjoy, with family and friends, a fantastic day out.
You can:
- Taste a whole range of veggie foods from international dishes you can whiz up at home to ready-to-go convenience foods
- Receive one-to-one nutritional advice
- Pick up free recipes and helpful factsheets
- Sit in on cookery demos and informative talks
- Browse and buy lots of veggie goodies – from chocolate to cruelty-free cosmetics, bags to books, convenience foods to clothing, wallets to wallcharts and cuddly toys to T-shirts and more!
- Find out how you can get active
- Take a break with a cuppa and veggie snack! Sunday 5th Feb, 10.00 - 4.30 Dau Course - Vegan Puddings, Cakes and Treats 6 Terrace Walk, Bath, England, BA1 1LN Rachel Demuth of Demuth’s Vegetarian Cookery School in Bath is running a day course on vegan cakes, puddings and treats after public demand!
For further details visit www.vegetariancookeryschool.com/about/descriptions/vegan_puddings_cakes_and_treats Thursday 16th Feb, 7:30pm Dulwich Vegans Meeting Blue Brick Cafe, 14 Fellbrigg Road, East Dulwich, just off Northcross Road
Saturday 18th Feb, 12 noon Environmental Talk Methodist Church, Fore Street ( Bottom of the main high street), Totnes Environmental talk given by Viva!'s associate director and editor of Viva!LIFE and VeggieHealth, Tony Wardle.
Farmed animals have now become the greatest threat to the global environment and are at the heart of almost all the world’s great environmental catastrophes. Tony Wardle reveals the scale of the problem and unmasks the political and industrial deceit that allows it to continue. Saturday 18th Feb, 2pm - late Veggie Cook-Off The Gryphon, 41 Colston Street, Bristol, BS1 5AP Veggie cook-off at the Gryphon pub with bluegrass and folk bands, and folk-metal/melodic metal later in the evening.
£6 entry, with profits going to Viva!
Vegan ale on tap and bottled. Saturday 25th Feb, Noon-2pm Mood Food Talk and Cookery Demo: Totnes Methodist Church, Fore Street, (at the bottom part of the high street), Totnes Talk by Viva! founder & director and nutritional therapist, Juliet Gellatley and Cookery Demo by Helen Rossiter, Viva! Food & Cookery Manager.
Four fifths of the UK population claim to be low on energy. Even more say they become impatient too quickly. Our nation takes over 800 million anti-depressants pa. There are many factors involved but when you are feeling low or irritable, or your memory isn’t what it should be, do you ever question the role of your diet?
Find out why what we eat can cause anxiety, irritability and depression. And the good news! How a vegan diet helps you beat the blues!
Following the talk, Helen gives a cookery demo:
Learn how to cook yourself into a calm and happy place with delicious, mood enhancing, easy recipes. March Friday 2nd Mar Cheale Meats Demo Wilberforce Way, Southwater, Horsham, West Sussex, RH13 9RS Demonstration at RSPCA headquarters. Wednesday 21st Mar, 8am-11am National Badger Cull Protest The ICC, Broad Street, Birmingham, B1 2HG Held by Animal Rights UK. www.facebook.com/AnimalRightsUK)
The 21st of February will host the National Farmers Union Conference this is a collection of individuals and corporations most responsible for pushing the Proposed badger Cull Through Parliament.
The National Farmers Union is a lobbyist group for large agricultural corporations with aims that benefit them, rather than that of animal welfare and independent farmers. they have strong political ties (Caroline Spelman used to work for them) and are the NO1 Driving force behind the badger cull.
During their fringe event at the conservative party conference, they were boasting on how they will be getting the badger cull approved.
The opening session at the upcoming conference (with Caroline Spelman as the guest speaker) is called 'The Political Challenge' and will in most part be a discussion about the badger cull.
We urge as many animal lovers to join us outside the icc for a huge protest to show Caroline Spelman and the NFU that we will not allow the badger cull!
For more information https://www.facebook.com/events/234232379985207/ Thursday 22nd Mar - 25th Mar, 9am-6pm Viva! at the Vitality Show 2012 Earls Court 2, London Mark your calendar, the UK’s largest health, beauty, fitness and wellbeing event for women – the Vitality Show - is welcoming Viva! this year. Running from March 22nd-25th, with over 350 unique stands, free health talks and cookery demonstrations, fitness classes (including Yoga) and pampering services, the Vitality Show is a revitalising and fun day out.
Viva!’s team of healthy vegans will be promoting the veggie diet and offering FREE Viva! memberships to visitors on the day. Drop by the Viva! stall to get your hands on our vibrant veggie clothing, dairy free goodies and the latest healthy cookbooks and resources.
Thinking of going veggie or want to brush up on your nutrition? Come and listen to Juliet Gellatley’s (Viva! and VVF founder & director) inspiring and interactive talk ‘Why You Don’t Need Meat!’ at the Health & Nutrition Stage, Friday and Saturday at 6pm.
Viva!life Reader Offer
Book your Vitality Show 2012 tickets from February 1st- March 21st using promo code ‘VIVAVITALITY’ to get your tickets at the discounted price of £24 (saving a whopping £14 off the full price of the ticket). Book online at www.vitalitylive.co.uk
When and Where?
Vitality Show takes place at Earls Court 2, London. For details on how to get to the show and to book tickets visit www.vitalitylive.co.uk April Tuesday 24th Apr, 7:30-8:45pm Mood Food Carrs Lane Church Hall, Carrs Lane, Birmingham B4 7SX (5 minute walk from Birmingham New Street train station) An inspiring talk by Juliet Gellatley, BSc, Dip CNM, BANT nutritional therapist and founder & director of the world’s largest vegetarian organisation, Viva! for Birmingham Vegetarians & Vegans.
All welcome! £2.50 entry for talk.
How does a good plant-centred diet help you beat the blues?
Four fifths of the UK population claim to be low on energy. Even more say they become impatient too quickly. Our nation takes over 800 million anti-depressants pa. There are many factors involved but when you are feeling low, anxious or irritable, or your memory isn’t what it should be, do you ever question the role of your diet?
Juliet explores the role of food in our mood. She explains what nutrients are needed to make ‘happy hormones’, good munchies for motivation and the best brain boosters. She explains why meat and dairy can drag you down and fruit can make you well, fruity! A fascinating insight into the impact of food on mind and soul! May Saturday 12th May, 11am-5pm West Lancashire Vegan Fair Lancaster Friends Meeting House, Meeting House Lane, LA1 1TX (next to Lancaster train station) Free vegan food, 50+ stalls over 2 floors, Vegan cookery demos, Speakers, Free recipe booklets, Vegan cafe, and Children's area. June Sunday 10th Jun, 3pm 21st Annual Animal Blessing Service Craigiebuckler Church Hall, Aberdeen All animals with their human companions welcome.
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