Northern Vegan Festival 2018 Manchester England

The Northern Vegan Festival will have 200 stalls, 10 world food caterers, inspirational talks, innovative and exciting cookery demos, children’s activities, yoga, free samples and a huge seated cafe area.

Due to the massive success of the 2017 event, The Northern Vegan Festival 2018 will remain in the huge venue: Manchester Central.

Entry is £5 payable on the day on the door (under 16’s free) – 100% of ticket money goes to animal welfare charities as the festival is fully volunteer run. Advance fast track tickets with a goody bag packed full of products, samples, discounts and offers will be available in advance for £15 from http://bit.ly/2CHjbXL  (*plus Eventbrite £1.50 booking fee).

The two venues are in the heart of Manchester city centre and are all within a few minutes walk of each other.

Venue 1 is Manchester Central, Windmill Street, M2 3GX where there will be 200 stalls, talks, cookery demos and a huge seated cafe area

Venue 2 is just 10 minutes walk away from The Thirsty Scholar, 50 New Wakefield Street, M1 5NP from noon till 3 am where there will be a vegan beer, wine and cider festival.

Travelling by train

Manchester Piccadilly and Manchester Victoria station are just a 15-minute walk away from Manchester Central.

Deansgate and Manchester Oxford Road train stations are each 5 mins walk from Manchester Central.
Manchester Oxford Road station which is 1 stop away from Piccadilly, is behind the Thirsty Scholar which is 10 minutes walk from Piccadilly and 25 minutes walk from Victoria.

Travelling by coach

Manchester Chorlton Street National Express coach station is just a 10-minute walk away from Manchester Central.

Travelling by car and parking

We suggest you use https://en.parkopedia.co.uk to find the cheapest car park or get an idea of prices.

Accommodation

There are 4 hotels to suit various budgets next to Manchester Central (Premier Inn, the Midland Hotel, Radisson Blu, and the Hilton), and many more hotel rooms to suit various budgets nearby, along Portland Street and around Piccadilly Square.