An exciting new market showcasing the best plant-based goodies in the region is set for its Bath debut on Saturday 10^th July 2021.

Organised by Vegan Events UK, the Bath Vegan Festival 2021 has twice had to be postponed due to Covid-19 restrictions. It’s now all systems go for the festival, which will take place outdoors at Odd Down Sports Ground from 10.30am to 4.30pm. And if you miss it, there’ll be another event held in November at Bath Pavilion.

There will be more than 60 stalls to browse, showcasing everything from animal-free fashion and cosmetics to pet products and homewares. There will also be talks, workshops and entertainment on the day.

And of course, you can expect a real gastronomic treat, with plenty of vegan street food specialists to choose from for lunch. This includes vegan hotdogs from VDOGS, the Greek Vegan Deli, Plant.eat.licioues and Those Vegan Pizza Guys.

Stall list highlights – including fabulous local produce

As well as arriving hungry, it could also be a smart move to bring plenty of extra shopping bags with you to the Bath Vegan Festival. The event has been billed as “the ultimate guide for the vegan novice”, with lots of irresistible food, drink, clothes, shoes and jewellery for sale on the day.

The impressive stall list, which featuressome Bath and Bristol favourites, includes:

• Harvest Natural Foods Co-op Bath – a vegetarian health food shop based on Walcot Street, collaborating with exceptional brands and producers to offer a fabulous range of ethical alternatives.
• Vina Loca – a new online wine shop based in Bristol, specialising in delicious 100% vegan, organic and boutique wines.
• Get Pickled Somerset– selling a colourful selection of plant-based artisanal products, from spicy banana ketchup to carrot top pesto, with many products made from surplus food that would otherwise go to waste.
• Chocolateeha– the Bristol-based chocolatiers you may have spotted on BBC 2’s Top of the Shop with Tom Kerridge, selling high quality, vegan chocolate made from scratch using cocoa nibs.
• Wigmore’s Bakery – a family-run bakery in Monmouth, known for whipping up incredible traditional vegan cakes, tarts, savoury pastries and even the famous Bath Bun!
• The Vegan Organic Skincare Company Devon – selling natural skincare products made from the finest ingredients, including handmade soap, bath bombs and soy wax candles.

Get your tickets for the Bath Vegan Festival 2021

Entry to the festival is £4 per adult (free entry for children under 16) with all profits going to support Miracle’s Mission. Based in Carlisle, the animal welfare charity works to protect ill and injured animals.

You can also splash out for a VIP ticket costing £15, which guarantees fast track entry and a goody bag bursting with vegan treats, discounts and special offers. You can buy tickets for the Bath Vegan Festival 2021 through Eventbrite.

Odd Down Sports Ground is around 15 minutes away from Bath city centre by bus, and just 10 minutes by car. So if you’re staying nearby at one of our beautiful Bath self-catering apartments, it’s an easy journey to the festival.