There’s a pet-friendly vegan festival happening in Abbotsford this weekend

WNTR HRVST will feature musicians and DJs, vegan food trucks, artisan market stalls and entertainment via the venue’s shipping container cinema.

On the food-front will be vegan-street food: Little Mylkbar will be dishing up their famous vegan smoothies and treats all weekend long, and for those who prefer savoury, music festival mainstay Dolly Bus will be onsite and ready to serve their consciously created comfort food in the form of chilli hot dogs and loaded nachos.

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For something a little different, north-side foodie favourites Future Sushi will be plating up their 100% plant-based Uramaki, Maki and Nigiri delights, plus attendees on Sunday will be treated to Glou Melbourne‘s sustainable gourmand market menu featuring dishes such as Roasted Cauliflower, Fennel and Dukkah Foccacia, and a Dark Chocolate and Caramel Popcorn Tart.

Traversing the genres of indie folk, electro-pop, funk and alt-rock, a selection of local Melbourne plant-based musicians and DJs will grace the stage throughout the weekend. Here, the earthy blues and funk sounds of Caisha Sprout, the soulful storytelling of folk-rock songstress Maddy Petch and the expansive and explorative soundscapes of ere lo and Casey Martin will imbue the space with a sonic sensibility reflective of the festival’s conscious sentiment.

To top it all off, taking over the venue’s cutting-edge shipping container cinema throughout the festival is plant-based production company, ‘Eating Plants‘. Throughout the weekend, the collective will showcase their TV series travelogue exploring the benefits of a plant-based diet through six exciting episodes, introducing plant-based innovators and innovations from around the world.

WNTR HRVST: Micro Vegan Festival is free to the public and accessible to all. RSVP to Saturday here. RSVP to Sunday here.