The Bronx Vegan Bazaar
The Bronx Vegan Bazaar - First Vegan Food Expo in The Bronx
Location
Andrew Freedman Home
1125 Grand Concourse The Bronx, NY 10452Refund Policy
Agenda
4:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Vegan Market & Community Connection
6:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Education
7:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Yoga & Release
Scott Burnhard
About this event
A market experience for ‘big’ business owners sharing their delicious vegan food, pastries and natural juices to the community. Experience vegan food vendors, awesome humans to network with, and more.
The Bronx Vegan Bazaar is the first vegan food experience for and by the Bronx. This communal experience highlights emerging Bronx food vendors, and hosts established ones, who want to share their expression of living a vegan lifestyle to improve the health of Bronx residents.
Organized by a group of Bronxites, BVB understands the needs of the community and is committed to changing the health and commerce landscape of the borough.
Visit our website for more infromation!
https://www.thebronxveganbazaar.com
See you soon!
BVB
Frequently asked questions
Launched on August 21, 2020, The Bronx Vegan Bazaar is the first vegan experience in the Bronx, promoting wellness and plant-based living at the Andrew Freedman Home. It connects the community with local vegan vendors, celebrating health and sustainability. We aim to improve the health of Bronx.
BVB is held weekly during the fall season at The Andrew Freedman Home. This year we are starting a once a month in the spring, March - June, in two locations. Every third Wednesday At the Andrew Freedman Home and Every third Saturday at The Fordham Plaza.
BVB is open to everyone! Whether you're a long-time vegan, curious about plant-based living, or simply interested in experiencing the vibrant culture and community of the Bronx, this event welcomes all. It's a family-friendly gathering designed to celebrate health, wellness, sustainability, & da BX.
At The BVB, you can expect a warm and engaging experience. Enjoy vegan cuisine, wellness activities, live entertainment, cooking workshops, local art, and community engagement. It’s a celebration of plant-based living and Bronx culture.