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Sydney Vegan Market Nights

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Time Out says

Moore Park will be transformed into a twilight vegan wonderland

The team behind the beloved Sydney Vegan Market is going to the dark side, so to speak. The nighttime festivities of Sydney Vegan Market nights are back this weekend on Saturday, October 29 to get you geared up for World Vegan Day (Nov 1). You can’t fight the moonlight when SVM Nights brings a nighttime carnival of plant powered festivities at their old stomping ground, Moore Park.

Entry is free at this all-ages, family-friendly event for diehard plant powered folks and the vegan-curious alike. Get geared up to feast on all-vegan savoury bites, sweet treats, beverages and peruse earth-friendly home and beauty products, educational and charity stalls, and more. 

Local artists will be setting the vibe, spinning tunes throughout the evening from the solar powered stage, and get limbered up to raise your vibrations with free twilight yoga classes (bookings required).  

The market is open from 3pm to 9pm, so you can settle in for the afternoon before the stars come out. Bring your mates, your dog and your picnic rug – and SVM also encourages BYO cups, cutlery and containers. Almost 100 per cent of the food and drink packaging and utensils can be composted in the green bins available.

Attendees are strongly encouraged to travel to the market using the light rail or buses, as there are a few large events happening in the area that night. The best place to stay up to date with the Sydney Vegan Market is to click ‘attending’ on the Facebook event, follow them on Instagram or sign up to the newsletter.

If you want to find out more about Sydney Vegan Market, check out our Time Out Future Shapers profile on the markets' custodian, Jones.

Want more? Check out the best markets in Sydney.

Alannah Le Cross
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Alannah Le Cross

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Free entry
Opening hours:
3-9pm
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