Sober Fun

For those in early recovery, attending a concert can be triggering. Find out the best ways of staying sober at music festivals.

The way Americans view alcohol is changing, and the sober-curious movement is gaining momentum. Learn why more people are giving up alcohol.

We put together a list of 50 things to do when you have urges to drink again so you can put your energy into healthy activities and sober fun.

A huge part of getting sober is having fun in recovery. Join us as we discuss sober fun with Jimmy Hamm, founder of Clean Fun Network

Alcohol plays a big role in many Super Bowl festivities, but that doesn’t mean that you have to miss out on the excitement because you’re sober. This year, join in on the fun by throwing your own sober Super Bowl party.

A rewarding part of recovery is breaking away from a routine and trying new things. Here are tips for safely embracing your inner explorer.

For college students in recovery, spring break is a particularly challenging time. Here's tips on how to have an amazing, sober spring break.

For its final tour, which starts in California on June 21st and ends in Florida on August 5th, Warped Tour’s goal is to not just entertain but also educate young attendees.

Discover how the Wharf Rats are creating a safer space for music lovers in recovery who might have avoided concerts out of fear of endangering their sobriety.

Being sober and being social are not mutually exclusive, and easily go hand in hand. Discover five ways to maintain your recovery while having fun with friends.

Sobriety does not have to mean monotony. Abstaining from harmful substances is not a death sentence to fun.

Some fear that traveling will trigger a relapse. Learn how to enrich your recovery by planning a relaxing, sober vacation.