Inaugural Keep It Fresh Children's Vegfest and Book Fair Boasts Being the First of Its Kind In Baltimore, Maryland

BALTIMORE - May 16, 2019 - EntSun -- June is National Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Month and school is out!

The Black Veg Society of Maryland (BVSMD) in partnership with Changing Lives MD, The African Griot Book Fair and Safety City @ Druid Hill Park launch Keep It Fresh Fest presented by MECU Neighborhood Event Grants.

Keep It Fresh initiated as a campaign for youth, by youth. As a Green For All fellow, Denver native, eco-hip hop artist and vegan chef Dr. Ietef "Dj Cavem" Vita  asked for an official day in an effort to push his clean air, water, and food initiatives and use it as a way to highlight people around the world promoting food as medicine. Dr. Vita says, "I grew up in the five points, breathing in polluted air from local factories. Fresh water has always been an issue, and the freshest thing in my neighborhood was a lemon in a liquor store. I'm really excited that other cities like Baltimore are down with the movement, and my goal is to make this a national day."

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Keep It Fresh Day (June 14) launched in 2011. In 2014, it was declared official by mayoral proclamation in Denver, CO. In 2017, the day was recognized by the Mayor of Baltimore when over 200 Champion Juicer sponsored bags were distributed at The Land of Kush, an award winning vegan soul food restaurant. A juicer would be gifted to the winning plant-based picture or music video on social media. Hip Hop artist Poet Deep won for producing a music video on veganism.

Keep It Fresh Fest (June 15) is a spin-off of Keep It Fresh Day. The free festival will highlight plant-based culinary arts, organic gardening, music and environmental actions in conjunction with The African Griot Book Fair's desire to impress the importance of reading, literacy and healthy lifestyle alternatives and choices to families with children.

Featured guests include Professor Griff (https://professorgriff.me/online/), Culture Queen (https://www.culturekingdomkids.com/), So Freakin' Vegan (https://www.facebook.com/sofreakinvegan/) and Maria Broom.  Special invited guest, Baltimore's own, Dwight Watkins (https://d-watkins.com/). Author of, the newly released book, We Speak For Ourselves, The Cook Up and The Beast Side.

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Cruelty-free organizations interested in sponsoring or participating, please register at buytickets.at/bvsmd. No animal products or by-products will be offered or sold at this event. Email all questions to BlackVegofMD@gmail.com.

Sponsors: MECU Neighborhood Event Grants, Black Veg Society of Maryland (BVSMD), Changing Lives MD, A Well-Fed World, VegFund, American Legion, Awesome Foundation