Vegan Fiesta Hellas - December 3rd & 4th - Athens, Greece

December 3rd & 4th, 10:00 - 21:00

Municipal Market of Kypseli, Athens, Greece

Free entrance

(until 12:00 entry will be with a mask only – after 12:00 the use of a mask will not be mandatory)

What is Vegan Fiesta Hellas?

Vegan Fiesta Hellas will be an event dedicated to veganism and its promotion.
Veganism is the way of life according to which humans avoid contributing to activities and products produced through the abuse of animals. So someone who is a vegan does not eat or buy animal products, such as meat, dairy, eggs and honey, does not wear fur, leather, wool, silk, does not use cosmetics, detergents or other products that have been tested on laboratory animals and does not visit circuses and parks with captive animals.

A diet without animal products might seem boring, unhealthy or even expensive. At Vegan Fiesta you will see that this is not the case and you will be able to try healthy and delicious products and learn about the advantages that veganism offers to our health, the environment and animals.

Location

The Municipal Market of Kypseli, built in 1935, is an outstanding piece of architecture from the interwar period and a typical example of Athenian modernism. In many cases where its demolition was threatened, it was prevented after interventions and written protests by important residents of the area.
The Municipal Market of Kypseli was renovated by the Municipality of Athens with European funding. Owned by the Municipality of Athens and managed by Impact Hub Athens, the operation of the Market is a standard innovative model with culture, education, social innovation, entrepreneurship and the strengthening of the local economy as its main axes.

Why should I come to this event?

To find and taste new products that you didn't know about
To find a whole range of vegan products
To meet and support vegan businesses that believe in a better tomorrow.
To ask questions you may have about veganism to people who will be happy to help you.
To feel part of a group of people who are interested in following a more ethical and ecological way of life.