Vegetarian/ Vegan Restaurants in Lancaster, PA
Vegetarian and Vegan restaurants around Lancaster County.
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Explore a variety of plant-based foods, products, and resources at Lancaster VegFest, an annual vegan festival hosting its 8th event in Lancaster City. Attendees can enjoy a variety of activities, including engaging workshops, yoga sessions, and kid-friendly activities. The festival also offers a wide range of vegan beer and food vendors, a farmers market, and a vegan marketplace featuring plant-based food and sustainable goods.
Admission to Lancaster VegFest is free with a $5 suggested donation at the door to benefit the rescued animals and work of Lancaster Farm Sanctuary.
VIP passes are available for $35 and offer attendees exclusive, early access to the event, from 11:00am-12:00pm each day, a limited-edition tote bag filled with vegan samples, coupons, and 10 raffle tickets.
There is free street parking in the area surrounding Buchanan Park. Parking spots may become occupied relatively quickly, so be prepared for a short stroll to the festival grounds.
Lancaster has numerous accommodation options that cater to a wide range of styles and budgets. A few noteworthy options conveniently located near the festival are Lancaster Arts Hotel, Holiday Inn Lancaster, and Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square. Whether you are looking for a luxurious stay or a budget-friendly option, you are sure to find a suitable choice that meets your preferences and requirements.
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