
What we’re about
We're building a supportive community for vegan, vegetarian, and veg-curious folks in the Alamo City. If you're moving toward a more healthful, sustainable, and compassionate way of eating -- or if you simply wonder why kale has been getting such good press lately -- you're welcome to join us.
This group is designed to be active and inclusive, offering events to suit a wide range of schedules and interests. We hatched our plans for vegan world domination over plates of local, organic food at Vegeria, and we'll continue to meet there for brunch on the 1st Saturday of each month. With San Antonio's own chapter of Vegan Drinks, we'll imbibe and converse at a different location each month, always on the 3rd Tuesday. If you can't wait to share your latest culinary concoction (or try someone else's), you can join us for our monthly vegan potluck.
Other items on our bucket list: movie nights, book discussions, opportunities for volunteer work and activism, field trips to veg-friendly restaurants and events outside the city, and anything else our wonderful members suggest.
We're a new group, and although both of your co-organizers hold strong opinions on any and every subject, you can trust that we'll respond to your concerns and make use of your suggestions.
We think that what we were told as children is still true: People who eat their veggies grow up strong and smart. We're excited to meet all of San Antonio's awesome vegetable eaters!

Upcoming events
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Native Culinary Heritage: Book Signing & Exhibit
World Heritage Center, 3106 Roosevelt Avenue, San Antonio, TX 78214, San Antonio, TX, USNative Culinary Heritage: Book Signing & Exhibit
Join the World Heritage Office for a special evening with Chef Adán Medrano and photographer JoMando Cruz. Medrano will briefly discuss his new Texas Mexican Plant-Based Cookbook featuring photography by JoMando Cruz. Then, guests can explore an outdoor exhibit showcasing the book's stunning imagery while enjoying samples of the flavorful recipes. Attendees can also purchase a copy of the book and have it signed by Medrano that night. This unique event brings together stories, photography, and cuisine that highlight traditions from Coahuiltecan, Karankawa, Apache, and other Indigenous communities.I would love for us to support this first of its kind event hosted by the World Heritage Center. This is free event and there is free parking onsite. Tastings will be limited but vegan!
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Past events
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