Upcoming Events

Saturday, September 11th

  1. Newcomer Orientation
    • Calendar: BVA
    • Start time: 04:15pm

    • Stop on in to Karma Yoga Studio south of Harvard Square whether you are a brand new member, have simply never attended any BVA events but would like to get involved, or are curious to learn more about the BVA.

      We'll introduce the organization and answer any questions you have about veganism, animal rights, and the BVA. We look forward to meeting you!

      Location:
      Downstairs yoga studio
      1120 Massachusetts Ave.
      Cambridge, MA 02138

      Street parking can be tricky to find in the area, though not impossible, so if driving be prepared. Or take the red line or a bus to Harvard Square. It's a fairly short trip from there.

      Note that the downstairs studio is not wheelchair accessible.

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  2. Monthly Meeting
    • Calendar: BVA
    • Start time: 05:00pm

    • Get involved with the BVA! Each month we will host a moderated discussion about a subject relevant to our veganism and get caught up on any goings-on.

      This month's topic: The Abolitionist Approach to Animal Rights

      Come early to hang out with your fellow Boston vegans and enjoy drinks and snacks from the cafe. (Note that though the cafe did agree to eliminate honey and milk from their offerings, they do sell an item from Sweet Ginger that uses a peanut sauce which contains white sugar.)

      Location:
      Downstairs yoga studio
      1120 Massachusetts Ave.
      Cambridge, MA 02138

      Street parking can be tricky to find in the area, though not impossible, so if driving be prepared. Or take the red line or a bus to Harvard Square. It's a fairly short trip from there.

      Note that the downstairs studio is not wheelchair accessible.

    • View this event in Google Calendar

Sunday, September 12th

  1. Tabling at the Allston Village Street Fair

Saturday, October 30th

  1. BVFF
 

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Community

The BVA supports the local community in numerous ways:

  • We host monthly meetings where members can meet, share food, make announcements and discuss animal rights
  • Offer reading groups to expose vegans to animal rights theory
  • Educate and support transitioning and new vegans
  • Speak to students of all ages about animal rights and veganism
  • Offer vegan food tastings, or "feed-ins"
  • Encourage and support the development of vegan enterprises in the Boston area
  • Hosting discussion forums, where users can discuss any items of interest to local vegans, such as recipe sharing, planning activities (e.g., bike rides), etc.