Seth Dixon: GCF DJ Workshops
I am incredibly grateful to the workshops, they helped me channel my anxious ‘loopiness’ into a creative outlet, giving me confidence.
Catrin Kemp: GCF DJ Workshops
The whole DJing thing has been such an amazing exercise, an exercise in just being myself, loving what the soft animal of my body loves.
What does it mean to be “in recovery”? An expansive view.
To describe and promote Good Clean Fun as a party for people in recovery then is a move towards making it as open-ended and accessible as possible. It’s a great leveller: we may be in recovery from different illnesses, addictions, relationships, situations or traumas that are unique to us- but the feelings and the processes are similar.
CamGlen Radio
Good Clean Fun
Dariya Krasnova: The Joy of Partying with Sober People
It lights me up to see people walking about with a cup of tea or any other soft drink, smiling, and being able to hold a conversation, share their experience and knowledge, or just have a wee dance and connect without words.
Maddi Cassell: Clubbing as Community
There’s something very special happens when communities come together. People from all different walks of life, with different life experiences. It’s even more special when the space where it happens is safe.
The Skinny
High Sobriety: Glasgow’s alcohol-free party, Good Clean Fun
BBC News
Sober club night where meditation sets the vibes
Reed Hexamer: Mutual Aid, Art and Recovery
Both recovery and solidarity are these never ending nonlinear ways of being, relationships with the world and forms of study.
Gordon Collins: Creativity, Connection and Community
I’ve come to understand how addiction isn’t just about the addict…
