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Get Your Tickets For the 3rd Annual LA Vegan Beer & Food Festival

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Tickets are on sale for the 3rd annual LA Vegan Beer & Food Festival next month.

The event sponsored by Quarrygirl, Tony's Darts Away and The Roxy combines vegan food and suds. It will be held May 12 from 1pm until 5 pm across the street from The Roxy. Tickets are $45 ($55 if you're VIP and $20 if you're not boozing), and you can order them here.

The festival's twitter feed hints at who will be participating in the event this year: Amanda's Bakery & Cafe, Chastellis Food Truck, Frankens, Doomie's Home Cookin, Mandoline Grill, Fresh Fries, Seabirds Truck, Karl Strauss Brewing, Sierra Nevada Beer, Fireman's Brew, Mohawk Bend and Golden Road Brewing.

Previously
Save the Date: 3rd Annual LA Vegan Beer & Food Festival (2012)
2nd Annual Vegan Beer Fest is Saturday (2011)
Raise a Few Pints at Saturday's First-Ever L.A. Vegan Beer Fest (2010)

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