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Fair Trade Festival this weekend!

Tracy Perkins — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 18:49:31 +0000

Photo by mckaysavage on flickr under creative commons

March 13, 2010
Noon to 4 pm
Fair Trade Festival,
4000 North 7th Street, Phx

Along with the St. Patrick’s Day Parade going on downtown this Saturday, the Fair Trade Festival, the 2nd annual event of its kind will be held, organized by WHEAT (World Hunger Education, Advocacy, and Training). Last year’s event brought in a great crowd and 21 local artisans, food purveyors and entertainers. I’ll be highlighting my Strawberry Hedgehog shea butter as it is fair trade and organic but I will also have my organic oils soaps. Click here to read more about Strawberry Hedgehog’s shea butter. It should be a lot of fun and I hope to see you there!

vendors include:
Apache Fair Trade Cooperative
Arizona Public Service
Arizona Lost Boys Center
B Glass Studios
Capiz by the Sea
Clarendon Elementary School – Kindness Club
Dos Fannies
Go Green Lunch Box
Just BB Just Soap
Just Breathe Wellness
Las Otra Hermanas
NightOwl Photobooths
Perishable Planet
Strawberry Hedgehog
Sweet Earth Art
The Clothes Silo
The Fair Trade Store
Tiankizco Marketplace/Quetzalco-op & Chantico
Tiankizco Marketplace/Tonatierra
Unity Roses
WHEAT
Zonie Baskets

Local to Global Justice – This weekend!

Support Local on Grand Ave

Tracy Perkins — Wed, 03 Mar 2010 16:36:40 +0000

Image off flickr from the ShopDevious.com & Punkouture fashion show at the 2009 Grand Ave event. “Immediately following the rotating fashion show the ladies took photos outside and inside the Lodge studio along the Historic Route 60.”

Ahhh if only I could be in two places at once! I will be at a fabulous market at Basha’s in Scottsdale from 10am-4pm this Saturday so am going to miss the bulk of this event. Hopefully you will stop by my market first and then head over for the festivities on Grand! It sounds like it is going to be an amazingly good time.

Info from ShopDevious:
Join shopdevious.com
Grand Avenue & 13th Ave at McKinnley Ave
Phoenix, AZ
on Saturday, March 6, 2010
from 12 – 5pm
for a Devious Indie Fashion Experience, with live fashion shows, shopping from local designers and art throughout the outlining galleries. This a must attend event! This event will host Fashion In Motion IV, free fashion shows taking place every hour beginning at noon, complete with avante garde photo shoot right in the galleries and on the street!

Be sure to stick around for Devious Gong, loosely based on the 70’s game show, The Gong Show. This season it is truly open mic! Each stand up comedian will have 7 minutes to impress the judges and make them laugh. The judges will have card holders and decide how long the acts get to stay on stage. If the act is dying, ie. oldest puns in history, lagging jokes or if they just aren’t funny the judges will hold up their card. If all 3 cards are showing, the Gong Master will strike the gong to signal the end. If the comedian outlasts the Gong, they will go on to the next round.

Who can get up and perform? Anyone, we’re looking for anyone who thinks they can be funny for 7 minutes with the chance of winning a prize.

21 and over due to language.

Want to participate in our version of the “Gong Show”? You will have 7 minutes to make our judges laugh or risk being Gongged! To participate arrive at 1229 NW Grand Avenue at 4:30pm and ask for Iceman or Ray Love to get on the list, this is truly open mic season!

shopdevious.com

Grand Avenue & 13th Avenue at McKinnley Avenue Phoenix, AZ

Art Detour 22 on Grand Avenue
You won’t want to miss Grand Avenue this year during Artlink’s Art Detour 22! With tons of independent shops and restaurants to complement all the great art, there’s something for everyone. Plan your schedule to include some time perusing Grand Ave. Take the shuttle over to 11th Ave & Grand, stroll along Grand and see all the sights, then catch the shuttle again at 15th Ave. Parking is also available all along Grand Ave.

>> Download a printable PDF of the Grand Ave Map and Art Detour activities & map

Shuttle Stops:
15th Ave, Roosevelt & Grand
11th Ave, Fillmore & Grand

A – Grandevelt
1500–1506 W Grand Ave

The Trunk Space
“ROYGBIV 4EVAH” artwork by Robyn K and Sierra Joy. Saturday night improv theater with Galapagos and Bingo Jam starting at 7pm, tickets $5. Art Detour Hours: Fri 5-10pm; Sat noon-10pm; Sun noon-5pm.

Sweets & Beats
10% off all non-edible merchandise Sat & Sun. Art Detour Hours: Fri 5-11pm; Sat 10am-6pm; Sun10am-6pm. KIDS DETOUR ACTIVITIES!

Bikini Lounge
Stop in for a drink at this classic Tiki bar and a Phoenix landmark.

Kooky Krafts Shop
Enjoy new Tiki Gods by Tom Cooper; Cementious Novelty laden fish bowls by Tony Zahn; an assortment of newly arrived vintage crafting instructional pamphlets (“Swine Sculpture”, “Bitsy Bear”, “Loveable Stuffables”, “Pom Pom Parade”, “Dream Dolls”, “Worms of the Month” and more); newly arrived crafting supplies that include hand-cut/hand tied Taiwanese pom poms; vintage dolls and doll heads; Japanese plastic animal eyes; quirky handmade jewelry (like the Chinese Halloween necklace) and more! Art Detour Hours: Fri 5-10pm; Sat noon-10pm; Sun noon-5pm.

B – Valley Pizza Downtown
1348 W Roosevelt

C – BRAGG’S PIE FACTORY
1301 W Grand Ave

Main Gallery
The Return of the Mutant Pinata Show! The 3rd Annual Mutant Pinata Show will have it’s preview opening during Art Detour weekend, and will run through the end of April. Fun, fantastic, and visually cacophonous work by local artists, crafters, kids, and the community at large will be hung from the rafters of the 20’ vaulted ceiling at the historic Pie Factory. Art Detour Hours: Fri 6-10pm; Sat 10am-10pm; Sun noon-5pm.

Sapna Café, Suite 1
Featuring new works by Jenny Ignaszewski. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner with BYOB. Art Detour Hours: Fri 8am-10pm; Sat 8am-10pm; Sun 9am-6pm.

Lady Luck Tattoo, Suite 3
Art Detour Hours: Fri 6-10pm; Sat 10am-6pm; Sun noon-6pm.

Moderncat Studio, Suite 4
Offering a unique selection of handcrafted gifts and art for stylish cats and the people who love them. Art Detour Hours: Fri 6-10pm; Sat 10am-6pm; Sun noon-6pm.

Barry Sparkman Studio, Suite 5
Abstract paintings and prints by artist Barry Sparkman on display in his studio. Art Detour Hours: Fri 6-10pm; Sat 10am-6pm; Sun noon-6pm.

Fractal, Suite 7
First Friday iPhoto texture wall created by Sprawl. Sunday, Rusty Spoke Community Bicycle Collective. Art Detour Hours: Fri 6-10pm & Sun noon-6pm.

Studio 8, Suite 8
Framed prints, paintings and more by local artist Jason Hill. Art Detour Hours: Fri 7pm-midnight; Sat & Sun 11am-4pm.

D – Trillion Clarke Studio at Citywide Studios
707 N 15th Ave
Painting studio of Trillion Clarke. Art Detour Hours: Sat 10am-6pm; Sun noon-5pm.

E – The Lodge Art Studio
1231 W Grand Ave
Featuring works of mixed-medium artist Fausto Fernandez, sketch artist Joe Brklacich and painter Abbey Messmer. Art Detour Hours: Fri 7-11pm; Sat 10am-6pm; Sun noon-6pm.

F – ShopDevious.com Beauty Lounge & Boutique
1229 W Grand Ave
The Devious Glam Spot with Salon D’Shayn offers make-up & nail touch-ups on Friday from 5 to 8 pm. Saturday the Devious Indie Fashion Experience and Fashion In Motion IV will take place with fashion, music and performers. Tunes by Unity:: DJ’s. 1:30 pm live mannequin models will line the street in a rotating fashion show. Saturday evening from 7 to 10 pm the Devious Gong show kicks off the new season with open mic for stand-up comedians complete with gong! Winners will go on to perform in a full show, date TBD. Free grab bags on Sunday for purchases over $10 and buy one get one half off the entire boutique all weekend! Local artisans will display their art for sale outside the boutique all weekend. Art Detour Hours: Fri 5-8pm; Sat 10am-10pm; Sun 10am-5pm.

G – The PHiX Gallery & Studio of Lee Berger
1113 W Grand Ave
Displaying artwork and installation work will be resident Phix artist Lee Berger. Featuring: Music by Azul and select dancers from Al Moro Studios. Dance performances will be at the top of the hour starting at noon. The weekend will also have artist inspired clothing and a raffle for select paintings. Each clothing sale gets a free raffle ticket! Art Detour Hours: Sat 10am-6pm; Sun noon-6pm.

H – The Chocolate Factory/ID Studios
1105 W Grand Ave
Studio and art space of Hector Ruiz. ID Studios is a collection of local painters and photographers working with the New Times. Art Detour Hours: Sat 10am-11pm; Sun noon-5pm.

I – LA MELGOSA BUILDING
1023 W Grand Ave

the ambient studio, Studio A
Featuring new works by daniel shepherd. Limited edition “series one” postcards will be on sale during Art Detour. Art Detour Hours: Fri 6-9pm; Sat 10am-7pm; Sun noon-5pm.

Deus Ex Machina Gallery, Studio B
Gallery and studio of Michele Bledsoe, Richard Bledsoe, Jeff Falk, Steve Gompf and Annie Lopez. Remodernist contemporary art. Art Detour Hours: Fri 6-10pm; Sat 10am-6pm; Sun noon-6pm.

Phoenix Fall Space, Studio E
New work by Denise Fleisch and Jimi Girdner. Many paintings by Denise Fleisch for $100 or less. Art Detour Hours: Fri 6-10pm; Sat 9am-10pm; Sun 9am-10pm.

J – Jordre Studio
1007 W Grand Ave
Jordre Studio will host the work of Mark Burleson and Kyle Jordre in an exhibit of individual and collaborative pieces. “8” opens Friday, March 5, and continues Saturday and Sunday, March 6 & 7 for Artlink’s Art Detour weekend. The show will run through March 30. Art Detour Hours: Fri 6-11pm; Sat 10am-6pm; Sun noon-6pm. KIDS DETOUR ACTIVITIES!

K – THE PAISLEY VIOLIN & PAISLEY TOWN
1030 W Grand Ave

The Paisley Violin Café
Featuring oil paintings by Eliza J Castro. “Jeun Amour Mourant” dance performances Sat & Sun at 5:45pm. Live music all day Sat & Sun inside and on the patio. BBQ and full menu available all weekend. Full bar, too! Art Detour Hours: Fri 6am-1am; Sat 9am-1am; Sun 11am-6pm.

Lazy Lab Art Studio, Unit #1
Sculpture, photography, oil paintings, and ceramics by Greg Robinson. Art Detour Hours: Fri 6-10pm; Sat 10am-6pm; Sun noon-5pm.

Urban Floral Art, Unit #2
Art Detour Hours: Fri 6-10pm; Sat 10am-6pm; Sun noon-6pm.

Butter Toast Boutique, Unit #4
Butter Toast will have a spring blow out sale. $1-$3 pick-and-save bins and 30%-50% off select clothing items and accessories! Art Detour Hours: Fri 11am-11pm; Sat 10am-8pm; Sun noon-5pm.

Wicked Wear, Unit #5
Featuring “The Little & Wee Show.” Enjoy the view of photographers Jazz and Heather as they see the world. Clifton H. Peirce will feature his artwork in Unit #3 in Paisley Town to make room for the new Spring Fashions. Come by and receive a 10-50% discount on select items. Sign-up for the New Kundalini Yoga class starting March 8. Art Detour Hours: Fri 6pm-1am; Sat 10am-1am; Sun noon-6pm. KIDS DETOUR ACTIVITIES!

Be.Headed Salon, Unit #6
Art Detour Hours: Fri 6-10pm; Sat 10am-6pm; Sun noon-6pm.

L – Lucky Rabbit Studio
1020 W Grand Ave
Studio of Lara Kupcikevicius and Sergio Aguirre. Art Detour Hours: Fri 6-10pm; Sat 10am-6pm; Sun noon-6pm.

M – Gallery Marsiglia
1018 W Grand Ave
Art in Jewelry: METALS, ROCK, FASHION. One of a kind designer jewelry and accessories. Demonstrations: lapidary art, faceting gemstones, fused glass, glass blowing, metalsmithing. “Cash for Gold” testing and weighing your old gold and turning it into cash. Kebba Buckley Button author of “Discover the Secret Energized You” FREE workshops 7pm Friday night and 12:30 Saturday, book signing Saturday at 3pm. Live music Saturday & Sunday. Art Detour Hours: Fri 6-10pm; Sat 11am-6pm; Sun noon-6pm.

Sue Morse Gallery from Paisley Town, has relocated to Gallery Marsiglia. Naked Raku & Saggar Pottery will be featured Friday night & Art Detour hours.

N – Tilt Gallery
919 W Fillmore
“The Variety Show” by Los Angeles artist Aline Smithson on display March 5–26. Showcasing three different bodies of work incorporating traditional photography techniques along with applying washes and hand painting. Unique limited edition prints. Art Detour Hours: Fri 6-9pm for artist reception; Sat 10am-6pm; Sun noon-6pm. KIDS DETOUR ACTIVITIES!

O – First Backyard
1341 W Woodland
“Reaching Out” a new installation at the First Backyard by Adam Murray utilizing space and sound to reflect on communication and connection with other people. Art Detour Hours: Sat 10am-6pm; Sun noon-6pm.

P – Legend City
521 W Van Buren
Legend City is a shared studio space owned and occupied by photographers Brandon Sullivan, Jon Balinkie, Jason Grubb and fine arts painter Randy Slack. Art Detour featured artists include: James Angel, Jon Balinkie, Brian Boner, Colin Chillag, Jason Grubb, Christina Ramirez, Randy Slack, Brandon Sullivan, Shauna Thibault, and Steven Yazzie. Art Detour Hours: Fri 6-midnight; Sat 10am-6pm; Sun noon-6pm.

Shopping Local is Shopping Green!

Local to Global Justice – This weekend!

Tracy Perkins — Tue, 23 Feb 2010 16:47:34 +0000

I was just informed of a great event coming up Feb 26th, 27th and 28th on the ASU campus that you should know about. An important conference with a festival feel open to all centering around justice in the local and global community with ongoing workshops at various times throughout the weekend. All are welcome and you can stop by any time that works for you, details below.

RE-STORYING COMMUNITY
www.localtoglobal.org

February 26-28, 2010
Farmer Building ASU Tempe

Here are some of the highlights of the event:

Friday February 26, 2010, 5:30-9:00pm: Reception and Film Premier showing of Mountains that Take Wing: Angela Davis & Yuri Kochiyama – A Conversation on Life, Struggles & Liberation, Directed by ASU faculty members, C.A. Griffith & H.L.T Quan

Saturday February 27, 2010, 3:15-4:45pm: Veronica Leyva and Charis Elliott from local fair trade organization, Las Otras Hermanas will talk about survival hope and community building amid violence and poverty in Juarez.

Sunday February 28, 2010, 3:15- 4:45pm: John O’Neal, Director of Junebug Production and Founder of the Free Southern Theatre from New Orleans. Will speak about the power of storytelling

There will be lots of activities for kids and teens! Youth ages 3-17 are invited to participate in workshops, art projects, and skill shares on both days.

Dozens of local grassroots and student groups will lead workshops on a wide variety of topics, from sustainability to immigrant rights to healthy food. You’re sure to find topics that will engage you and inspire you to act!

Music will be provided by Haymarket Square and other local musicians!

Delicious FREE food for all attendees provided by Green Vegetarian Restaurant.

The Teach-in runs from 8:30 am – 7 pm Saturday and 8:30 am – 5 pm Sunday, so feel free to stop in at any time on either day. For a full schedule of events, plus parking info and directions, visit www.localtoglobal.org.

Eco-Girls’ Night out this Thursday!

Tracy Perkins — Tue, 26 Jan 2010 18:21:44 +0000

Photo: The ever-fabulous beauty guru Sunny Subramanian of Vegan Beauty Review

With my little company, Strawberry Hedgehog, I seem to always be telling people “what you put on your body is just as important as what you put in it!” Why? Because our skin is our biggest organ, just as it expels toxins in sweat it that delicate, thin membrane between your inner systems and the polluted outside world also absorbs what it comes in contact with. The trick is learning how to read the labels, how to decipher those ingredient lists and figuring out exactly what IS in the stuff we slather on every day or suds up with in the shower. Historically, we have done some crazy things for beauty but by being mindful of what you’re using you can count yourself out of that modern group. Cosmetics and beauty products have a huge range of ingredients from seriously hazardous and cancer causing, to allergy-inducing, to down right gross (hello carmine!). Ecocentricity, a fantastic ecofriendly shop in downtown Phoenix is offering an informative get together to clue you in on the No-No’s and what to look for.

Join us for light refreshments and a good time. Hear from Donna Harris, CEO of Naturoli Beautiful, LLC , a local natural skin care company; Rachael Ward, founder of Mixology Makeup, a local mineral makeup company; Elizabeth Allard, owner of Organic Excellence, a local company offering natural hair care, anti-aging and therapeutic cremes; and someone from Just B – B Just, a local social enterprise offering natural soaps and benefiting individuals trying to escape homelessness. Sample products from these and other local companies offering natural alternatives — that really are natural. (* Men are welcome, too — the nasty stuff is in your skin care products too!) RSVP by following this link or at 602.281-2725 so we will have enough refreshments to refresh everyone.

Host: ecocentricity!
Date: Thursday, January 28, 2010
Time: 7:00pm – 9:00pm
Location: 137 W. McDowell Road, Phoenix, AZ

If you can’t make it and want more information on your own products you should do some searching on the Cosmetics Database. You can also find valuable information on the Vegan Beauty Review or read some of my other posts on the topic:

Time to Green your Hair Routine

Save Taxpayer Money And Help Create Locally Made Fuel By Recycling Your Turkey Grease This Year.

James Towner — Tue, 24 Nov 2009 19:54:19 +0000

DATE: Nov. 24, 2009
CONTACT: Mark Shaffer, Director of Communications, (602) 771-2215
ADEQ Urges Proper Disposal of Turkey Grease Through Recycling Rather than Pouring it Down The Drain
PHOENIX – (Nov. 24, 2009) – Don’t listen to any of the traditional gobbledygook when it comes to disposing of turkey grease after your Thanksgiving Day feast.
Pouring the grease down the drain clogs the pipes of many homes along with causing wastewater blockages and overflows in municipalities. There are environmentally conscious alternatives to disposal that not only protect wastewater infrastructure but can also help clean the air.
“Just say no to clogs and yes to turkey grease recycling,” said Arizona Department of Environmental Quality Director Benjamin H. Grumbles. “Thankfully, more households, businesses, and communities are seeing green by keeping fats, waste vegetable oils, and greases out of drains and sewers and converting them into clean-burning biodiesel fuel easily and cheaply.”
Arizona offers several venues for grease collection that will ensure it is used locally for the production of clean burning fuel.
The Town of Gilbert and Az Biodiesel group are partnering to collect the grease through Monday, Dec. 7 at eight Gilbert fire stations located at the following addresses: 215 N. Cooper Road, 2730 E. Williams Field Road, 2855 E. Guadalupe Road, 1011 E. Guadalupe Road, 909 E. Ray Road, 3630 E. Germann Road, 1095 E. Germann Road and 3595 E. Warner Road.
In the Town of Cave Creek, Dynamite Biofuels Co-op is partnering with Big Earl’s Greasy Eats Restaurant, 6135 E. Cave Creek Road, and is offering a bin for grease collection daily from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. Sunday through Thursday and 7 a.m. until 9 p.m. on Friday and Saturday during the holiday season.
In Tucson, the Tucson Clean Cities Coalition, Pima County Regional Wastewater Reclamation Department and the recycling group Grecycle will be sponsoring a grease disposal drive on Friday, Nov. 27 from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. at O’Reilly Chevrolet, 6160 E. Broadway; Pima County Industrial Wastewater Control Plant, 5025 W. Ina Road; and the City of Tucson Water Plant #2, 1102 W. Irvington Road.

Shopping Local is Shopping Green!

Tracy Perkins — Mon, 02 Nov 2009 19:56:40 +0000

Hope to see you this Saturday! Great bands, fabulous local vendors, & what should be gorgeous weather. Keep your dollars in our state while avoiding the carbon footprint of shipping in goods from all over the world/country for nationally owned chains.

Saturday, November 7th
10am-4pm
Duck & Decanter
16th St. & Camelback
Phoenix, AZ 85016

Bashas’ supports local small business

Tracy Perkins — Thu, 15 Oct 2009 17:29:38 +0000

Head out to the Farmer’s Market being held by Bashas’ in Gilbert next weekend! As you probably know Bashas’ is our only large locally owned grocer here in Phoenix. At the suggestion of Local First AZ we’ve asked you to make the move to shopping predominantly at Bashas’ to help pull them out of bankruptcy. Part of this movement to support Bashas’ as a local business has apparently driven Bashas’ to do the same by offering this venue to other locals – farmers, crafters, artists, etc. See you there?

Bashas’ Farmer’s Market
next Saturday, Oct. 24 from 8am-1pm
at Bashas’ #172
99 S. Higley Rd. (Higley & Elliott)
Gilbert, 85296

Take Action for Better Food in Schools

Tracy Perkins — Fri, 04 Sep 2009 23:03:30 +0000

Do you remember the cafeteria food you had as a kid? It hasn’t gotten any better, in fact, it has gotten worse as demonstrated by recent widespread contaminated meat recalls, etc. The American diet in general is lacking, unbelievable levels of obesity and diabetes in children is shocking and undeniably traced back to diet. Meals poor in nutrition, high in fat, and high in preservatives, binders and other random unpronounceable additives are what sustain our children throughout the school day. Kids must have healthy food when they are expected to concentrate and perform at the levels that modern schools demand. It is impossible for anyone to function without the proper fuel. Slow Food USA has organized a chance for communities to come together and make a statement that the current way of highly processed, precooked, preserved and frozen foods is not good enough for our kids. Whole foods, nutritious foods, REAL food is what they need. Here are locations where you can become a part of this movement… No time to be there yourself? Make a donation or at least Sign their Petition.

In three days, people in all 50 states will sit down to share a meal and bend the direction of history just a little bit. Together, we are publicly rejecting the notion that our schools can’t afford to feed kids anything but the bad food that makes them sick. And the way we’re making this statement is by bringing neighbors together in the spirit of good will and for the joy of sharing good food. That is the heart of our movement.

Where to go in Arizona:

Bisbee AZ Eat-In: September 7, 2009; 98 Cole Ave; Bisbee, Arizona 85603; Organizer: Sarah Meggison; Email: sarah.meggison@gmail.com; View Details

Chandler, AZ Eat-In: 9/7/09; Chandler, Arizona; Organizer: Natalie Lawson; Email: Natsoup@gmail.com; View Details

Phoenix, AZ Eat-In: September 7, 2009; 1826 West McDowell Road – Arizona State Fair Grounds; Phoenix, Arizona 85007; Organizer: Patty Emmert, Slow Food Phoenix; Email: info@slowfoodphoenix.org; Phone: 623-694-6172; View Details

Prescott, AZ Eat In: September 7, 2009; Prescott, Arizona; Organizer: Alaya Bouche; Email: alaya.bouche@gmail.com; View Details

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Have fun while helping Animals

Tracy Perkins — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 18:56:43 +0000

When: October 9, 2009 from 7pm – ?

Where: Inside the Bungalow has donated the use of their beautiful facilities for the event. They are at 48 N. Robson
Mesa, AZ 85201

What: Dinner, auction and good times with food donated from Green Vegetarian Restaurant to benefit the Farm Sanctuary

How: The cost is $30 per person if you order your tickets before Oct. 2nd and $40 if you wait too long. Go to the official donation webpage, http://firstgiving.com/azfarmparty, to buy your tickets.

Why: Farm Sanctuary is a national, non-profit animal protection organization. Each year they rescue, rehabilitate and provide lifelong care for hundreds of animals rescued from factory farms, stockyards and slaughterhouses. In addition to operating the shelters, we work to gain legal protection for animals used in food production and to raise public awareness about factory farm cruelty and cruelty-free alternatives. Working against factory farming, from any angle, works against not just the cruelty inflicted therein but also against the huge environmental waste and pollution generated by those farms. If nothing else it is going to be a beautiful evening with fabulous food and compassionate people.

I hope to see you there! Please buy your tickets now.

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charity bake sale!

Tracy Perkins — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 18:35:45 +0000

Vegan bake sale to benefit Animal Place!

Vegan baked goods are fantastic! Just take a gander at my vegan baked good recipes and you’ll see that omitting the eggs and dairy from your recipes not only decreases environmental impact and cruelty but is also darn tasty! This is a great way to give back while indulging in delicious baked goodies.

Tuesday June 23rd —
Sunflower Farmer’s Market, (Southern & McClintock) 12pm – 6pm
Friday June 26th —
Sunflower Farmer’s Market, (Southern & McClintock) 12pm – 6pm
Saturday June 27th —
Changing Hands Bookstore, (Guadalupe & McClintock) 9:30am – 5:30pm

Contact mollyandritar1st@aol.com for more info or visit the Worldwide Vegan Bake Sale website.

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