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Save the Date: 3rd Annual LA Vegan Beer & Food Festival
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Vegan and vegan-curious beer lovahs, mark your calendars for May 12, 2012. That's the date set for the 3rd annual LA Vegan Beer & Food Festival, and organizers promise "it’s going to be the biggest and best one yet. Put on by rock venue The Roxy, Tony Yanow's Burbank vegan and beer paradise Tony's Darts Away, and vegan blogger Quarrygirl, the fest is moving across the street from The Roxy this year because there's going to be "more beer and food than ever before."
More details about the event coming soon.
Previously
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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