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Texas VegFest Adds Market Day for Weekend of Events
exas Veg Foundation and Texas VegFest will present Texas VegFest from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on April 4at Fiesta Gardens, in Austin. T e ninth annual festival off ers educational lectures, cooking demos, vendors, live music, youth activities, samples, nonprofi ts, spon-
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sors, interactive areas and more. T e event also provides educational information on the environmental impact and inhumane animal conditions of mass animal production and agriculture. T e foundation aims to share resources and information to the public for free, year-round, so that they make informed decisions. New this year, the organizations have reserved an additional space at Distribution
Hall on April 5 as a backup space in case of inclement weather. If no alternative weather day is necessary, VegFest will host its fi rst annual Market Day in that space from noon to 6 p.m. Since inclement weather is rare, organizers are hoping both events will happen that weekend. T ere is still time to participate at this year’s events as a vendor or volunteer.
Cost: VegFest, free. Market Day, $5 entry. Locations: Fiesta Gardens, 2101 Jesse E. Segovia St., Distribution Hall, 1500 E. 4th St. For more information, visit
TexasVegFest.com. See ad, page 17.
Spring Metaphysical and Holistic Life Expo at Norris Center
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piritual Life Productions presents the two-day Austin Holistic and Metaphysical Life Expo from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. on March 28,
and 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. on March 29, at the Norris Center, in Austin. T e Expo occurs four times per year and has been a local metaphysi- cal community tradition for more than 40 years. Attendees of the expo will fi nd a combination of Eastern and West-
ern practitioners and products: from energy workers and reiki practitioners, CBD products and essential oils, to astrologers, numerologists, psychics, mediums. jewelry and crystals. T ere is truly something for everyone at Spiritual Life Productions’ quarterly expo. With paid admission, attendees can also participate in free lectures and can win
hourly door prizes.
Cost: $8. Location: 2525 W. Anderson Ln., Ste. 365, Austin. For more information, visit
SpiritualLifeProductions.org. See ad, page 7.
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CapMetro Unveils Two New Electric Buses
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n January, Capital Metro celebrated the unveiling of its fi rst two electric buses.
T e buses will feature artwork by students at AISD’s Lewis Campbell Elementary Me- dia and Performing Arts Institute (Camp- bell Elementary). Capital Metro partnered with Creative
Action to manage an artwork contest with students, grades 2-5, at Campbell Elemen- tary. Each grade level received assignments prompting them to create art about what a healthier planet means to them. A panel of judges from arts-based organizations in the community judged the fi nished artwork and chose 23 student winners. T e artwork and electric buses were un- veiled at a ceremony at Campbell Elemen- tary. T e buses went into regular service in late January. Capital Metro is dedicated to a sus-
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