VegTO Fest

VegTO Fest
Photo: veg.ca
The Toronto Vegetarian Association annually holds one of the largest vegetarian food festivals in the entire Canada. About 50,000 vegetarians and vegans, as well as non-vegetarians attend VegTO Fest, which is held on the second weekend in September.

VegTO Fest, formerly known as Veg Food Fest, is organized by the non-profit organization the Toronto Vegetarian Association, which was founded in 1945. This organization uses the festival to inspire people to choose a cruelty-free life and eliminate or at least reduce the consumption of animal products, and thus have a healthier, greener and happier life.

VegTO Fest gives everyone the opportunity to try new vegetarian and vegan meals and enjoy interesting family-friendly activities. Although this is a vegetarian-lifestyle festival, it will be interesting for people who eat meat. As long as you like the food served at the festival, you will definitely enjoy this event.

VegTO Fest is not only about eating food. It’s also stuffed with different events, like discussions, lectures, music, fitness and cooking demonstrations. These events will be interesting for the new vegetarians as well as for those who have followed this diet for years. There’s always something new that you didn’t know, whether it’s new vegetarian food that is about to appear in the local supermarkets, or new nutrition research proving the benefits of being a vegetarian.

Don’t miss your chance to visit this great festival with its dozens of vegetarian food vendors offering delicious stuff. This festival is getting bigger and better every year, inspiring thousands of people in Canada to live a less cruel life.

The festival is held at Harbourfront Centre, which is easily accessible by car, train and on foot. Over 10 acres of beautiful Harbourfront Centre’s waterfront are waiting for you to join the best weekend-long celebration in Toronto!

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the event was held online in 2020 and was limited to a pop-up celebration in 2021.

VegTO Fest

Photo: Toronto Vegetarian Association



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