
Planet Virginia
Planet Virginia to Showcase the Power of a Plant-Based Lifestyle on April 27 at George Mason University
Fairfax, VA – Planet Virginia, a premier sustainability event dedicated to showcasing the benefits of plant-based living, will take place on Saturday, April 27, 2025, at Wilkins Plaza on the campus of George Mason University. Co-sponsored by Sodexo, this family-friendly festival will bring together 5,000 attendees to explore how plant-based choices can improve human health, combat climate change, and save the lives of animals.
With nearly 50 vendors, insightful speaker sessions, and a Planet Play Zone for kids, Planet Virginia promises a full day of education, inspiration, and entertainment. Attendees will enjoy delicious plant-based food, discover sustainable products, and hear from experts and advocates on the benefits of shifting toward a plant-forward future as well as an appearance by Virginia Congressman Suhas Subramanyam. The event also features DJ Soul, creating a lively and engaging atmosphere for all participants.
We are thrilled to host Planet Virginia at George Mason University and provide a platform for people to learn how plant-based choices benefit their health, the environment, and animals,” said Addison Chantz, Associate Executive Director of FARM, the host organization. “This event is an opportunity for individuals and families to engage with a growing movement that promotes a more sustainable and compassionate world.
Planet Virginia is free and open to the public and is followed on Sunday, May 25th by Planet Maryland at Elm Street Urban Park in Bethesda. More information, including details on speakers and participating vendors, can be found at PlanetSeriesEvents.org.
About Planet Virginia
Planet Virginia is an annual sustainability event that highlights the positive impact of a plant-based lifestyle. Through food, education, and community engagement, the Planet Series Events inspire individuals to make choices that promote health, sustainability, and compassion.
Media Contact
Eric C Lindstrom eric@farmusa.org 607-227-4014 Farm Animal Rights Movement