The Be Veggie festival at Ficoba has successfully reaffirmed its position as a key meeting point for the vegan community and conscious living. The event drew over 4,000 visitors over the weekend, with a significant 2,400 attendees engaging in the more than 30 activities offered.
This year's new features, including the Vegan Passport, a portrait activity, and the Gipuzkoa Chili Championship (Ardor Fest), were met with a very positive response. Furthermore, 80% of the exhibiting companies expressed satisfaction with their participation.
The festival, which featured a two-day format this year, maintained a festive atmosphere and high levels of activity. Visitors engaged in talks, round tables, show cookings, workshops, and sports activities, demonstrating keen interest in the diverse program.
The Vegan Passport offered attendees a unique way to explore the festival, while the portrait activity resulted in 500 portraits being created. The Ardor Fest added an element of spicy fun to the event's offerings.
The Be Veggie community also maintains a strong online presence, with a digital community exceeding 6,000 followers. The majority of visitors hailed from Gipuzkoa, particularly from the Bajo Bidasoa (37%) and Donostialdea (29%) regions, with an additional 8% of international visitors from France.
