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  1. The Seed NYC: Saturday Seeded

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    Filed under: Events Food New York City
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    Cinnamon Snail parked out front

    Sarah Gross of Rescue Chocolate

    Sarah Gross of Rescue Chocolate

    I arrived bright and early (hey, noon is pretty early on a Saturday) to the Seed‘s second annual “vegan experience” today, and what an experience it was. Many of the usual suspects were there, including Vitamix, Tasty Bite, Sea Shepherd, Mercy For Animals, and Rescue Chocolate. However, many of last year’s local vendors didn’t make an appearance this time around, such as Compassion Co., the Regal Vegan, Terri  and MooShoes (you were not missed, Yelp booth). You know who was at The Seed this year, though? Herstyler! That’s right, after stuffing your face with Dandies and Treeline Cheese, you could get your hair curled for free. Mostly, the Herstyler booth just annoyed me because they were clearly just trying to capitalize on the high concentration of women at the event. Regardless, day one of the Seed wasn’t all that bad.

    After stuffing my face with the Cinnamon Snail, the lone food truck parked in front of the Seed (which surprisingly had a pretty short line), I headed upstairs for even more food, speakers and vegan product sampling. Unlike the NYC Vegetarian Food Festival or other similar vegan product expos around the country, the Seed is, well, merely a seed in comparison. If they want to hang with the big kids, they have a lot of growing to do. Continue Reading…

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  2. The Seed is Coming This Weekend!

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    theseedcollageIf you haven’t bought your ticket to The Seed in New York City this weekend, there’s still time! Billed as “two full days of vegan immersion,” the second annual vegan lifestyle event takes place tomorrow and Sunday from 10am – 6pm at 82 Mercer St., 2nd floor. There will be a broad range of speakers this year, such as chef Chloe Coscarelli, activist Ethan Wolf of Sea Shepherd, and Cro-Mags frontman John Joseph. You can view the full event schedule here. (And read about our experience at the first Seed last year.)

    If you didn’t want to shell out $40 for a 2-day pass, individual tickets and weekend passes are currently discounted on The Seed’s website (add the promo code VEGAN20 for an extra 20% off). Amazon Local is also currently running a deal on tickets, as is Groupon. But apparently all the discounts are hurting more than they’re helping, because The Seed is asking for donations for this year’s event via their indiegogo campaign; they desperately need your money.

    We hope to see you there, unless you plan on cutting in front of us in line for free samples.

     

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  3. SuperVegan is Hiring a New York City Editor

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    SuperVegan is hiring a New York City Editor. This person will write blog posts, update our NYC events calendar, do some social media work, and help maintain the NYC Restaurant Guide.

    We used to do a great job covering the NYC vegan scene. We’ve been slipping lately. But lots of people on the internet still get their NYC vegan info from us and we’d like to provide more of it, more often.

    This will be a paid, very part time, contract position. The work will be erratic but regular. Potentially daily, maybe 15 minutes here, 30 minutes there, that kind of thing. The money is real but not amazing*. The ideal candidate is posting all this stuff to their own blog/social media accounts already anyway.

    Other attributes of the ideal candidate include: Continue Reading…

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  4. The Seed Returns May 18th and 19th! Go with a Discount!

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    The Seed is a vegan lifestyle exhibition, returning to SoHo this month. If you want to get acquainted with more vegan groups or products, learn how to make the most of your vegan lifestyle, or simply have non-veg friends who incessantly ask you where you get your protein, this is the event to go to.

    From yoga classes to cooking demonstrations, to group activities and film screenings, to big-time vegan speakers, The Seed is 25,000 square feet of your vegan fix.

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    This year’s speakers include personalities like vegan athlete and entrepreneur Brendan Brazier, punk singer and author John Joseph, activist and Russell Simmon’s executive assistant Simone Reyes, and vegan podcasters Jasmin Singer and Mariann Sullivan.

    Exhibitors attending The Seed will include activist groups, artists and artisans, and food and product companies, including sponsors Whole Foods Market, Vitamix, and Vega.

    If you want to register to attend, use discount code “vegan20″ to get 20% off the ticket price. See you there!

     

    The Seed Experience

    May 18th and 19th

    82 Mercer Street

    10:00am – 6:00pm

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  5. NYC Mayoral Forum on Animal Protection Issues this Monday, May 6th

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    Filed under: Animal Rights Events Government, Law & Politics New York City

    NYCLASS is having a Mayoral Forum on Animal Protection Issues this Monday, May 6th 4:30PM-6PM at Union Theological Seminary at 3041 Broadway at 121st Street. RSVPs are appreciated. They say:

    This event is so important and having big turnout is key—for the first time in NYC history, animals are a part of the political conversation, as horse drawn carriages and animal shelter reform are big issues in the NYC Mayor’s race.

    Confirmed candidates attending are Bill de Blasio, Bill Thompson, John Liu, Sal Albanese and John Catsimatides. (Shockingly, Christine Quinn declined)

    Congrats to NYCLASS for pulling this off and we hop it will be a packed hall full of NYC’s best animal advocates (including you!)

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