Moore Park has a monthly vegan market selling ethically made food, fashion and beauty products
On the third Sunday of every month, Sydney Vegan Market brings together 100 stalls selling 100 per cent plant-based food and drink, homewares, fashion, art and cosmetics from some of the biggest names in cruelty-free shopping. But just to keep us on our toes, they’re throwing a spanner in the works and having the next two events on the fourth Sunday, on March 24 and April 28.
The set up at the Entertainment Quarter in Moore Park offers a full day of eating, shopping, activism and education. If you want to fill your boot with ethical goodies, you’ll be please to know there’s 2,000 car parking spots and heaps of green space to spread out on a picnic blanket to assess your purchases. It’s also dog friendly and there are ATMs within easy reach.
You can expect to see stalls from the likes of Suzy Spoon’s Vegetarian Butcher, Nalini’s and the Cruelty Free Shop, plus Over the Moo, Treat Dreams and Chunky Dave’s peanut butter. For ethical beauty, fashion and homewares there’s Devine Oils, Hunter soy candles and Great Makes vegan footwear and accessories.
The market also hosts TENT Talks, which is a discussion program that gives business owners, activists and experts the platform to share their passion and upcoming projects in ethical living. And if you’re making a day of it, there’ll be yoga and pilates classes by donation, face painting and acoustic performances from local singers and musicians.
