2018 Boston Veg Food Fest Fliers
Please help to publicize the Food Fest by printing and distributing the 8.5 " x 11" flier and the quarter page leaflet below. Thank you!
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2018 Boston Veg Food Fest Leaflet (223 KB, color, 4 leaflets per letter-size sheet)
Festival Announcement
Here is a brief announcement that can be posted widely!
Subject line: Boston Veg Food Fest - Sat & Sun, Oct. 20 & 21, 2018
Saturday, October 20, 2018, 11 AM - 6 PM
Reggie Lewis Athletic Center
1350 Tremont Street, Boston
Opposite Orange Line T station Roxbury Crossing
FREE admission * FREE food sampling * FREE parking * T stop across the street (Orange Line Roxbury Crossing)
*Saturday 10 - 11 AM preview hour. Limited number of tickets ($5) are now available to visit the Exhibitor Room before the doors open at 11 AM for Free Admission to all.
This celebration of all things veg promises to be a star-studded lineup of speakers, chefs, and exhibitors!
With over 120 exhibitors, the Boston Veg Food Fest is two full days of fun, good food, and learning! It is a chance to explore and taste free samples of a great variety of delicious plant-based foods, talk to food exhibitors from all over the country and locally, learn about the latest veg products, and shop at "show special" discounts.
Book and cookbook publishers, educational exhibitors on protecting animals and the environmental, and a children's activity center round out the day.
The Festival offers a stellar lineup of national speakers and award-winning chefs. All presentations are free!
Full details: www.BostonVeg.org/foodfest
Contact: info@bostonveg.org or 617-424-8846
The Festival is presented by the nonprofit Boston Vegetarian Society. All Festival organizers and staff donate their labor, time and talents.
The Reggie Lewis Athletic Center is opposite the Roxbury Crossing station on the Orange Line T. There is wheelchair access and FREE PARKING.
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