Enjoy four course vegan dinner events. Participate in fundraiser dinners to benefit environmental, animal rights, and human welfare organizations. Interested in learning more about vegetarian food? You can even attend classes to hone your skills in the vegetarian kitchen. Each class focuses on a different style of vegan cuisine or dietary philosophy. Several dishes are prepared and enjoyed. You will take home new favorite recipes and kitchen skills. To be automatically informed about new events, sign up for the newsletter on the home page.




We recently took a trip to Silverton Farms to pick great organic strawberries and to arrange an event that YOU are invited to! Saturday June 21st we will be serving a VEGAN MAD HATTER’S TEA PARTY between 2:00-4:00 PM. In a cute little cottage on the farm we will have quite an assortment of scones, cannoli, cookies, pastries, finger sandwiches, and of course- Organic tea. The farm will be open, offering very good prices on “pick your own” organic berries and vegetables. It should be a lovely afternoon to relax on organic farm and hang out with the wonderful vegan community from around New Jersey. The tea party (which includes all you can eat vegan treats and sweets) will be $30.00 per person or $25.00 per person for groups over 5, and $20.00 per child 6-14. Spaces are limited, so please R.S.V.P. as soon as you can.

This week (aside from just being a gorgeous seven days of summer time) will be the week of July Fourth. A holiday I personally celebrate (contrary to the conventional focus of the holiday) in respect to the indigenous peoples of this land we now inhabit. The original, forgotten inhabitants of this continent will be very much in my thoughts. So, I am offering a special menu for July 4th. It will include cooked and raw options so everyone is happy!
15% of the money taken in on that day will be donated to The National Society for American Indian Elderly. This will help fund resources and care to low or no-income native elders. Here is what the NSAIE says about their service: "American Indian seniors have the highest rates of poverty and some of the lowest rates for service intervention. The NSAIE reaches approximately 20,000 American Indian seniors which live in areas with extremely high rates of poverty. In fact, poverty rates for American Indian seniors over the age of 60 years exceed 70% in these tribal areas.”
Help make this July 4th a happy one for everyone.