Back again to Woodley Park in Lake Balboa, after a two-year hiatus, World Fest is re-branding itself as VegFest for the first time this year, bringing many of the same exhibits on the first Sunday in May, including pet adoptions, various animal rights groups, music and a variety of Vegan friendly food options for a Sunday afternoon in the park.
The Beagle Freedom Project was back again to spread awareness of liberating animals from bad situations including animal testing laboratories and place them in loving homes.
New inventions like the veggidome showed people an easy way to keep their vegetable fresh without refrigeration.
Of course PETA was in Woodley Park to further educate on the inhumanity in Los Angeles.
New Vegan restaurants including Vegetaryn enticed people to a healthy lifestyle.
And special at VegFest, a social media genius bar allowed people to recharge.
And showed examples of how to take impactual photos of food and meals.
The Gentle Barn brought information of how they are helping animals one cow at time, to live a worry free life.
And companies like Sunnectsolar, encouraged people to think about the environment with their houses.
The Cancer Control Society was at the festival, educating people about their upcoming Convention the first weekend in September at the Universal Sheraton.
And more animal rights groups like the Save the Chimps, had petitions to sign for various causes.
Even Bernie Sander’s campaign was at the park encouraging people to vote in the upcoming presidential election.
Dogs and cats were available for adoption in the corner of Woodley park all day.
A bottle fed 2 week old orphan kitten was also looking for a home when old enough to be adopted out.
plants like marigolds were free for anyone who wished to take one home to brighten their yards.
Kid’s Kingdom had shows all day for the youngest including this humorous magician that entertained all.
And The Largest Meetup in Los Angeles as people were encouraged to come out and take a picture in support of Vegan living.
Back again to Woodley Park in Lake Balboa, after a two-year hiatus, World Fest is re-branding itself as VegFest for the first time this year, bringing many of the same exhibits on the first Sunday in May, including pet adoptions, various animal rights groups, music and a variety of Vegan friendly food options for a Sunday afternoon in the park.
