The Plant Based Food Fest London is no longer taking place

The first Why Go Vegan Plant Based Food Fest is coming to London this autumn at the prestigious Kia Oval just south of the river, a venue that has played host to many legendary test matches over the decades. Saturday February 14th 2026 will see some 80 plant-based traders including 8 street food caterers, showcasing the very best of the plant-based lifestyle. In addition there are two talks rooms – Healthy Lifestyle & Ethical Lifestyle – which will see a busy schedule of talks, presentations and food demos from some leading individuals from within the plant based community.

‘The Plant Based Food Fest is all about showcasing the best of the plant-based way of life, and as such ideal for people new to plant based living and curious about the benefits of plant-based lifestyles. The talks and demos will be suited for beginners and people wanting to learn a bit more about this superlative way of life, and you can be sure there will be an array of sparkling guests and presenters to help enthuse about living plant based. Its a great place to come for people wanting to have a good time, eat some great food, discover some fabulous new lifestyle products and be surrounded by some truly ethical individuals and initiatives’

Entry is free to the Plant Based Food Fest London, with tickets required and available in advance. ‘There are two sessions to choose from – the morning session 10am – 2pm and then the afternoon from 2pm – 6pm. This will allow up to 2,500 attendees over the whole day to experience all the wonderful traders and speakers gathered at the show.’

‘Why Go Vegan CIC has 2 clear objectives – to help people learn more about veganism and the benefits of plant-based lifestyles, and to encourage people to participate with and engage with their regional vegan communities. All visitors to the Food Fest will be invited to join our new 30-day challenge to learn all about the many facets of veganism and plant-based lifestyles, and amongst our traders are some terrific vegan outreach groups and individuals helping promote the benefits of plant-based living. Coupled with the amazing and truly sumptuous array of food, the abundance of natural bodycare, clothing and accessories, and the uplifting, inspiring and informative talks and demos, the Plant Based Food Fest is set to be a memorable day out for many people – and potentially even life changing.’