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BRISTOL-NATIONAL ANIMAL RIGHTS DAY, 2 JUNE 11am at COLLEGE GREEN
Event by National Animal Rights Day - Bristol
College Green, Bristol
Public · Anyone on or off Facebook
The 15th National Animal Rights Day Event is returning to Bristol on the first of June this year! Mark your calendars for a beautiful day raising awareness, boosting spirits and building up our city's vegan community!
The march route is TBA, and will be followed by a memorial installation and a little vegan fair with talks, booths, stalls, of course, delicious vegan food, and the opportunity to win plenty of fabulous prizes!
Get in touch if you'd like to get involved with this awesome event!
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Celebrating 80 years of The Vegan Society
BIRMINGHAM-UNTIL 23 AUGUST, FREE ADMISSION
Veganism: Past, Present and Future exhibition
The Vegan Society celebrates its 80th year with this free and interactive exhibition.
A new free interactive exhibition – Veganism : Past, Present & Future is now on in the Gallery on Level 3 until Saturday 23 August. Chart the development of veganism from a fringe movement to a mainstream part of life. A story with close connections to Birmingham The Library of Birmingham #BrumVegans The Vegan Society
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ENGLISH WINE WEEK-21-29 JUNE
Although if bubbles are too tingly for your tastebuds then you’ll soon discover that Sussex vineyards also produce a delectable selection of reds, whites and rosés too. While English Wine Week is a wonderful opportunity to sample Sussex wines it is also a chance to explore this picturesque county. Whether it’s a vineyard tour, a self-guided walk or dining among the vines there are plenty of ways to experience Sussex during English Wine Week.
A week won’t be enough time to visit all 138 Sussex Vineyards but we've rounded up a tiny taster of places to visit to celebrate Sussex during English Wine Week.
Did you know that Sussex is home to a staggering 138 vineyards? This is why we think there is no better way to celebrate English Wine Week, which runs from the 21st - 29th June, than with a glass (or two) of Sussex Sparkling Wine.
A week won’t be enough time to visit all 138 Sussex Vineyards but we've rounded up a tiny taster of places to visit to celebrate Sussex during English Wine Week.
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DISCOVER BEAUTIFUL SUSSEX
www.visitbrighton.com
DISCOVER BEAUTIFUL SUSSEX
The coastal towns are only 1 hour from London by train and 30 minutes from Gatwick airport.
The picturesque market town of Lewes, just a 17 minute train journey from Brighton, has a bustling centre full of boutiques, antique shops, bookshops and gift shops – not to mention some fantastic pubs, cafés, bakeries and restaurants, including the original Bill’s.
Rye is a pretty harbour town in East Sussex with a hilly high street lined with interesting places to eat, drink and shop. Nearby Hastings and neighbouring St Leonards are also well worth visiting for their edgy art scene, eclectic shops and a great selection of highly rated eateries. Over in Eastbourne, on certain dates each month, you can find a bustling seafront market selling everything from crêpes to paella and much more besides that your tastebuds will thank you for. There’s more to discover in town, including tea rooms, bistros and a vintage ice cream parlour, plus plenty of shops, including a fabulous gift shop at the Towner Eastbourne art gallery.
Meanwhile, over in West Sussex, Worthing boasts some popular and much-loved local restaurants along its seafront, which have been attracting those in the know from further afield. While inland, in the scenic market town of Arundel, you can find great cafés, pubs and plenty of retail therapy in its historic town centre. However, if you’re looking for a busier city vibe, then Chichester’s pedestrianised town centre has all the shops, restaurants and watering holes you could possibly need.
Idyllic villages abound throughout East and West Sussex and, if you know where to go, you’ll find wonderful English pubs offering fantastic food, often in stunning country locations. Villages with popular pubs include Poynings, Firle, Polegate and East Dean to name just a few. For small towns and villages with great pubs, restaurants and some lovely shops, try Alfriston, Hurstpierpoint or Steyning.
If you’re eager to get off the beaten track then why not visit a Sussex vineyard? There are over 40 vineyards in Sussex, many of which offer seasonal tours, wine-tasting and dining – not to mention the opportunity to purchase a bottle of top quality locally produced sparkling wine straight from the maker! Alternatively, enticing farm shops are in plentiful supply across the region, selling locally sourced meats, cheeses, fruit, veg, conserves and more. Just don’t forget to bring your shopping bags with you, as it’s unlikely you’ll be leaving without a basket full of edible goodies!
www.visitbrighton.com
Leiana Ali-Brighton Skies
James Ward-Brighton Skies
James Ward-Brighton Skies
The Living Coast
Use Brighton as a base for exploring The Living Coast UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Find out more on VisitBrighton, the official website for the destination of Brighton & Hove and into Sussex.
DISCOVER BEAUTIFUL SUSSEX
The coastal towns are only 1 hour from London by train and 30 minutes from Gatwick airport.
The picturesque market town of Lewes, just a 17 minute train journey from Brighton, has a bustling centre full of boutiques, antique shops, bookshops and gift shops – not to mention some fantastic pubs, cafés, bakeries and restaurants, including the original Bill’s.
Rye is a pretty harbour town in East Sussex with a hilly high street lined with interesting places to eat, drink and shop. Nearby Hastings and neighbouring St Leonards are also well worth visiting for their edgy art scene, eclectic shops and a great selection of highly rated eateries. Over in Eastbourne, on certain dates each month, you can find a bustling seafront market selling everything from crêpes to paella and much more besides that your tastebuds will thank you for. There’s more to discover in town, including tea rooms, bistros and a vintage ice cream parlour, plus plenty of shops, including a fabulous gift shop at the Towner Eastbourne art gallery.
Meanwhile, over in West Sussex, Worthing boasts some popular and much-loved local restaurants along its seafront, which have been attracting those in the know from further afield. While inland, in the scenic market town of Arundel, you can find great cafés, pubs and plenty of retail therapy in its historic town centre. However, if you’re looking for a busier city vibe, then Chichester’s pedestrianised town centre has all the shops, restaurants and watering holes you could possibly need.
Idyllic villages abound throughout East and West Sussex and, if you know where to go, you’ll find wonderful English pubs offering fantastic food, often in stunning country locations. Villages with popular pubs include Poynings, Firle, Polegate and East Dean to name just a few. For small towns and villages with great pubs, restaurants and some lovely shops, try Alfriston, Hurstpierpoint or Steyning.
If you’re eager to get off the beaten track then why not visit a Sussex vineyard? There are over 40 vineyards in Sussex, many of which offer seasonal tours, wine-tasting and dining – not to mention the opportunity to purchase a bottle of top quality locally produced sparkling wine straight from the maker! Alternatively, enticing farm shops are in plentiful supply across the region, selling locally sourced meats, cheeses, fruit, veg, conserves and more. Just don’t forget to bring your shopping bags with you, as it’s unlikely you’ll be leaving without a basket full of edible goodies!
South Downs National Park
Use Brighton as a base for exploring the South Downs National Park. Find out more on VisitBrighton, the official website for the destination of Brighton & Hove and into Sussex.
Leiana Ali-Brighton Skies
James Ward-Brighton Skies
James Ward-Brighton Skies
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About Bridport Vegan Market
After a little hiatus we are thrilled to be working with Bridport Town Council to revive their successful vegan market in 2025! This year we are joining forces with them to bring you a Vegan Market on Millennium Green to celebrate all things vegan and eco-living with a range of traders selling everything from street food, cakes and bakes, deli items, ethical clothing, cruelty free skincare and homeware, arts and crafts and more!Event address
Millennium Green, Bridport DT6 3JL
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About Chichester Vegan Market
Our Chichester event takes over East Street, right in the centre of the city, on just two days each year.The event brings together a huge variety of vegan street food vendors, artisan bakers, craft brewers, ethical jewellers, sustainable chandlers, local artists, zero-waste champions, environmental charities and loads more.
Event address
East Street, PO19 1HE
Sunday 8 June 2025- 10:30am - 4:00pm
- Free
- Dogs welcome
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Wokingham Vegan Market (Berks)
About Wokingham Vegan Market
Sparkle Vegan Events and Wokingham Town Council are proud to bring you the seventh year of Wokingham Vegan Market! Now every other month from April on the second Sunday.There are plenty of stalls with delicious food, yummy cakes, natural skincare, eco-friendly gifts, freebies and much more.
Join us at 11-4pm on Market Place around the Wokingham Old Town Hall.
Event details
- Sunday 8 June 2025
- 11:00am - 4:00pm
- FREE
- No dogs allowed
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DAD HARMONY-CADOGAN HALL LONDON, (located in the heart of Chelsea) 28 November 2025
Friday 28 November 2025, 6pmPrices from £29.50 to £125.00
Dad Harmony | Cadogan Hall
cadoganhall.com
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