Food

S'mores, songs, stories and more. $5 plus admission. RSVP: Erin.Taylor@UNT.edu.

Dinner and cooking demostration featuring whole wheat penne pasta with basil pesto and cherry tomatoes. After dinner, watch a pesto demonstration and take home a sample. $10. Info: ejdry54@yahoo.com. Benefits community garden.

Mean Greens for Animals advocates a plant-based diet to promote animal welfare, sustainability and health. The group offers opportunities for eductation, social activities and activism. Info: alexandria.kaye@yahoo.com.

Everyone's invited to the GSDFW meetup. There will be a cash bar and complimentary appetizers. Get to know other green folks in DFW. RSVP on Meetup.com.

Join the Black Vegetarian Society of Texas for a buffet for $8.95 plus drink or order from the menu. This is the time to enjoy great vegan food and networking opportunities. RSVP.

See Veggie Garden's website.

Learn about vegetarianism. RSVP.

Learn to make herb vinegar from master gardener Rita Hottel. $10. Pre-registration required. Info: Billie Hammack at blhammack@ag.tamu.edu or 817-884-1296.

Three-day green conference featuring more than 250 speakers, as well as exhibitions, workshops, meetups, film screenings and panel discussions.  DFW environmentalists Amy King, Anna Clark, Charlotte Vick, Mark McWilliams and Mark Hallwill will present a panel discussion on Ocean Conservation through Social Innovation on Oct. 7. $375.

2.5 mile walk benefiting the Farm Animal Sanctuary. $15/early registration. $25/event-day registration. Children under 18 free. Dogs allowed. Guest speaker Ethan Dussault, Dallas Office Director, The Humane League.

The Texas Theatre is showing the documentary  'GMO OMG.' The film explores the systematic corporate takeover and potential loss of humanity’s most precious and ancient inheritance: seeds.