VegFest Pilipinas 2026 returns to the capital this weekend. The plant-based festival takes place at the U.P. Town Center. The event runs on May 16 and 17.
Organizers designed the two-day gathering to promote healthy plant-base living. People can explore a variety of vegan food, fashion, and wellness products. The festival aim to show that a plant-based lifestyle is saves lives, accessible and delicious.
A Weekend of Plant-Based Living
The festival grounds open at 10 a.m. on both days. Guests can browse stalls featuring local businesses. These merchants highlight the growth of the Philippine vegan industry.
Despite the rainy afternoon many people came to see these vegan entrepreneurs. Several notable businesses are participated this year. The list of merchants includes:
- Gatto: Plant based pizza in slices or pan size orders.
- Verde Klik: Beauty essential that are organic and no animal testing.
- Farmassist: the plant-based favorite Filipino meals.
- Happy Scoop: the ice cream using plant alternative dairy.
- Unmeat: Canned goods vegan food.
- Greenery Kitchen: the fresh plate Filipino cuisine.
- The Vegan Grocer: your vegan grocery store.
- Veega: pre-cooked vegan meat-like meals.
- Vutcher: plant-base pasta, meat-like meals and street foods.
The Sunset Soirée
The first day concludes with a special event. Organizers will host the “Sunset Soirée” on May 16. This evening reception begins at 6 p.m.
The Soirée offers a relaxed atmosphere for guests. It features live acoustic music and vegan cocktail pairings. It serves as a networking hub for advocates and local business owners. Attendees must register separately for this evening gathering.
Growing a Greener Future
Event organizers expressed excitement about the venue’s central location. They believe the U.P. Town Center will attract a wide range of visitors.
The VegFest want to reach more Filipinos this year. The goal is to show Filipino communities that vegan options is everywhere. This year they are on the North side of Metro Manila.
The festival also features expert panels. Speakers will discuss the environmental benefits of plant-based diets. Other sessions will cover animal welfare and ethical consumption.
Every purchase at this festival makes a difference. The small changes in your daily diet create a meaningful impact to society. That meaningful impact help save the planet.
Planning Your Visit
Admission to the main festival area is free for the public. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own containers to reduce waste. The venue is accessible by public transit. Parking is available at the U.P. Town Center for those who drive.
The event concludes on Sunday, May 17, at 8 p.m. Organizers hope the festival inspires long-term lifestyle changes. They look forward to seeing local residents join the growing movement.
For more information, visit the official VegFest Pilipinas social media pages. Real-time updates on exhibition times and speaker schedules are available online.
