Category Archives: travel
Portland Picks: Steffers C, The Roaming Vegan Gnome
Only Portland has…
Darcelle. Just look it up. The turning point in the adult life of almost all Pacific NW natives includes Darcelle.
Portland Picks with Lisa Coulson, Panda with Cookie (PPK, represent)
First up in our round of personalized Portland Picks is the one-and-only Panda with Cookie, aka Lisa Coulson. These recommendations are from trusty Portland vegan locals and lovers, and we know everyone, coming early or not, wants to squeeze a little time outside of the busy, busy conference wandering in our vegan wonderland. Let’s find out Lisa’s Portland-musts below…
The Intrepid Herbivores: Exclusive Q & A and May 23 Screening (following the VVC Meet & Greet)
Sadie and Joe, those Intrepid Herbivores, are talented, passionate Portland-based vegans who are capturing their love for travel and vegan food in a very special new series, which they’re sharing with Vida Vegan Con attendees (and family & friends!) who are in town early Thursday night.
VVC 2013: Getting to the Portland Art Museum
Let’s get you to Vida Vegan Con! Our event takes place at the Portland Art Museum for the first time this May, and our Getting to Portland page has all the information and tips you need on flying, driving, taking the train, and busing from out-of-town, as well as local transportation and bike rental ideas. […]
Greetings from Austin + Contest Announcement
Hello there! The three of us are in sunny (really! It’s 80 degrees here today!) Austin Texas doing research for potential seminar space, havin’ meetings, and eating tacos. Lots and lots of tacos. And guys? We’re loving it so far. There’s soy (and coconut) creamer for coffee, alfalfa sprouts as a condiment option, and puffy […]
New York City Vegan Food Friday: Photo Essay
Hello, hello! Jess here, and I’m currently nearing the end of a special New York hiatus. As a native Long Islander (which I don’t always admit, so we must all be friends here), I’ve been seeking out vegetarian options in the city since I was in high school. No matter how long I’m in town […]
