A major celebration of plant-based living is set to arrive in Glasgow this summer, as Vegan Events UK announces its Glasgow Vegan Summer Festival for Sunday, 12 July 2026.

Taking place at Easterhouse Sports Centre, the one-day event promises a vibrant mix of food, shopping, and education, all centred around a vegan lifestyle. Organisers say the festival will feature more than 80 stalls, showcasing everything from plant-based street food and sweet treats to cruelty-free beauty products, ethical fashion and sustainable homeware.

Visitors can expect a wide selection of vegan cuisine, including cakes, savoury dishes, drinks and free samples, alongside talks, demonstrations and workshops designed to inspire both seasoned vegans and those curious about reducing animal products in their diets.

Festival organiser Victoria Bryceson said the events aim to make vegan living accessible and appealing to a broad audience.

“Our festivals offer a one-stop destination where you can discover amazing plant-based products, support small family-run businesses, and see just how delicious, accessible, and varied vegan living can be,” she said. “Whether you are vegan, vegetarian, flexitarian or simply curious, everyone is welcome.”

The Glasgow event will also highlight ethical causes, with featured organisations including Miracle’s Mission, a non-profit dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating sick, injured and disabled animals around the world.

Running from 10:30am to 4:30pm, the festival is designed to be family-friendly, with free entry for accompanied under-16s. Standard tickets are priced at £5, while VIP tickets (£15) include fast-track entry and a goody bag filled with vegan products, samples and discounts.

Organisers say the festival offers a rare opportunity to explore a fully vegan marketplace without the need to check labels, while discovering products not typically found in supermarkets.