Openhouse Gallery is at it again with a tasty all-natural dessert pop-up this Saturday, Sept. 9th.

They’ve teamed up with Clean Plates to promote healthy, tasty treats. Those treats at the event will have no refined sugars and no corn syrup. There is even a good reason behind all this. A portion of proceeds go to Wellness in Schools, whose mission is to inspire healthy eating, environmental awareness, and fitness in public schools across the country.

Brands such as Brewla Bars, Hint Water, Krumville Bake Shop, SkyIce, Purely Elizabeth, NibMor, The Soft Serve Fruit Co., and Stogo will be there.

They’ll be hour-sessions at the Gallery from 12 to 6 p.m., tickets cost $20 and can be purchased at http://coolstartups.eventbrite.com/.

Aside from indulging in healthy treats, there are also going to be speakers talking about how to launch a startup in the Big Apple and much more.

Here is the complete breakdown:

What they’re bringing
Brewla Bars: Cherry pomegranate + red tea brewed ice pops
Peach ginger + white tea brewed ice pops
Sweetened espresso brewed ice pops
Craft-brewed root beer float brewed ice pops

Hint Water: Flat + sparkling waters

Purely Elizabeth: Original granola with yogurt
Cranberry pecan granola with yogurt
Pumpkin fig granola with yogurt
Blueberry hemp with yogurt

NibMor: Dark chocolate

SkyIce: Thai tea ice cream
Black sesame ice cream
Raspberry cilantro ice cream
Cucumber lime sorbet

Soft Serve Fruit Co.: Banana
Strawberry
Tangerine
Dark Chocolate

Stogo: Coconut ice cream
Coconut sorbet

Krumville Bake Shop: Sweet focaccia topped with fresh fruit

Who’s speaking
Product Development: Wellness in the Schools’ Nancy Easton and Brewla Bars’ Rebecca Dengrove

Distribution: Whole Foods’ Elly Truesdell and Soft Serve Fruit Co.’s Daniel Karsevar

Design & Packaging: Huffington Post’s Rachel Tepper and NibMor’s Jennifer Love

Local Food Sourcing: The Roving Gastronome Leiti Hsu and Krumville’s Antonella Zangheri

Production: Yumspring’s Alex Ginsberg and NibMor’s Heather Kenzie

Social Media & Marketing: Openhouse’s Greg Spielberg and Purely Elizabeth’s Elizabeth Stein

Openhouse 379 Broome St. in Manhattan’s Soho neighborhood and features a backyard garden