… Whether you believe in Vegetarianism, Veganism, Raw foodism, Macrobiotic, Paleolithic, gluten free, etc. I would like for this group to be about educating each other, supporting each other, and having fun together. Some activities I would like to have are walks, runs, training for 5k, dance classes, gym, recipe exchanges, cooking classes, exercise classes, bowling, tennis, movies, ice skating, roller skating, rollerblading, bike rides, self defense classes, Health related book discussions, belly …

Want to eat healthier? Let us show you the way! Join Healthy Eating Specialist, Michele, at Whole Foods Market Paramus for cooking classes, lectures, supper clubs, health coaching, and special events. Whether you are new to healthy eating, vegetarian, vegan, carnivore or omnivore, welcome!

I am starting this group for ethnic foodies because I think it will be divine! The purpose of this group is to bring together adults to dine and socialize at wonderful ethnic restaurants in Westchester County. Whether you are vegan (like me!), vegetarian or omnivore and over 45, I would love you to join!

This is a social group for folks with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder that was intended to meet weekly on Wednesday evenings at 7:00, but has not done so because the members are very nervous, which is understandable. . The intended meeting place was veggie heaven in Teaneck, a vegetarian restaurant. The meeting was meant to be supportive, not dictatorial. Therefore it isn't a 12 step. The tone was set for friendly discussions. possibly there was to be group outings, movies and meals together for t …

WHO WE ARE: While there are a couple of other veg groups in the area (much love to y'all), this group is intended for a more focused cadre of people: those vegans with an affinity for other subcultures. So, if you're just into the joys of veganism, herbal teas, bicycling, meditation, and empowering your soul with the expressions of various worldly cultures, good on you, but handshake: there's the cyber-door. However, if you can hold forth on why Venom was more fascinating than Carnage, I want yo …