FREE ALL DAY COMMUNITY EVENT!
HAVE A HEART FOR OUR PLANET
“Cowspiracy” film showings (twice)
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 15 AT 10:00AM | FREE ADMISSION! Loft Cinema, 3233 E. Speedway Blvd.
On this special Valentine’s weekend, show your love for our planet as well as your sweetheart, by attending this event to learn about the most pressing issues facing our environment and our future. We will have two FREE screenings of the groundbreaking environmental documentary, Cowspiracy, at 11am and 3:30pm, with a Q&A after each showing with the filmmakers Kip Anderson and Keegan Kuhn, along with Environmental Activist Demosthenes Martos.
Starting at 10am, we will feature speakers and food demos throughout the day, starting with Robert Cheeke – Vegan bodybuilder, motivational speaker and author; Joseph Gonzales, RD, LD – Plant Based Dietitian; Robin Helfritch – Animal rights and Animal Rescue Activist; and other speakers. The day will conclude with an Expert Q&A Panel Discussion at 5pm with all of the day’s speakers. The speakers will be available throughout the day to meet and greet, as well as to sign books and discuss their work. The Loft campus will be filled with incredible food vendors so come hungry and enjoy the day. Please bring your friends, family and co-workers. FREE DOOR PRIZES for the first 150 people, ages 15-22 (must show ID). For more details and schedule, go to www.HealthyYouNetwork.org
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Lots of folks at the Loft for this free sustainability festival. I listened to Dr. Joseph Gonzales talk about plant-based nutrition (& eating less red meat) in helping to fight off cancer, then the controversial film “Cowspiracy” about the large carbon footprint of animal husbandry in America and around the world. Filmmakers Kip and Keegan answered questions later, are giving out free DVDs to educators, and will be showing the film again at 3:30 p.m. Urge our readers to see it and listen to the facts about the high cost of feeding cattle/pigs/chickens and whether cutting back on consumption of animal food is worthwhile.