Find Sober Events In Massachusetts, Starting With These

Top Local Attractions & Sober Events In Massachusetts

Massachusetts is an iconic, historical state with iconic ties to the Revolutionary War, the Boston Tea Party, Martha’s Vineyard, prohibition, Eastern Seaboard seafood, and more. There’s no shortage of opportunities for celebrating life and addiction recovery with fun activities for all ages and sober events in Massachusetts. Whether you’re a local or you’re just here to explore, add these sober events and happenings to your to-do list.

NamaStay Sober Yoga Classes & Other Sober Events

Yoga is a physical activity with a myriad of benefits for the body, the mind, and the soul. It’s a natural activity for recovery and healing. NamaStay Sober is an organization that brings sobriety, movement, and connection together to help those in recovery. Check the schedule for some of the following events: Full-Body Fitness, Stretch and Restore At Serenity In The City, Community Conversation sessions, Yoga retreats, Yoga Flow & Convo at SOMA Yoga Center, and more.

Massachusetts Library System Events

The library has always been a place to go for learning, but its offerings have evolved significantly over the last several decades. Many local branches, Massachusetts libraries included, offer a wide variety of classes, game nights, trivia sessions, free services, and community chats where you can learn something new and participate in something meaningful. Follow along on their Instagram community or check the events calendar online.

The People’s Cafe Musical Events

The People’s Cafe self-identifies as “a space for community, creativity, and coffee.” Ongoing events at this location include Jazz & Coffee with Chuck Walker Music, Bluegrass Music Jams, and Open Mic with Imagine Studios Performing Arts. While they don’t market themselves as strictly sober event hosts, they partner with several local wellness organizations and are co-founded by the People’s United Methodist Church. Learn more about the organization and upcoming events here.

Annual Events To Check Out

The dates and details for annual events may change, so be sure to call the organization’s phone number to get the latest information on each event.

• Sober In The Sun: 2025 marks the 37th annual sober festival in Rutland, MA.
• Annual Walk & Rally For Recovery: This free event is held in Worcester and includes walking, music, vendors, and fun for all those in or who support those in recovery.

Make Your Own Sober Fun In Massachusetts

Check Out Dray Drinks Non-Alcoholic Bottle Shop

Dray Drinks is Boston’s first shop and bar dedicated to non-alcoholic drinks, beers, wines, and bottles. Pick up a pack of pre-mixed, ready-to-drink mocktails, a wide selection of zero-proof beers, luxurious non-alcoholic wine, and more. Also, take a moment or two to shop the trendy Dray Drinks swag and support an innovative local company.

Book A Table or An Experience

What do you love to do? Art? Crafts? Hear live music? Whatever your favorite activity is, there are so many local establishments where you can save the date for yourself, your family and friends, or your support group to enjoy sober activities together. Check Samuel Adams’ calendar for their non-alc paint night, look for maker space events at your local library, or check out Technocopia’s calendar for club classes.

Go To The Spa

Self-care and alcohol or substance use recovery go hand in hand. What relaxes you? A massage? A facial? A steam? Whatever will benefit you, body, mind, and spirit, look for the best local spa provider and book a solo or group session. Try these popular spas: Spalenza Spa in Danvers, Balance Spa in Tewksbury, or InTouch Massage & Day Spa in Williamstown.

Get Outside

Hiking, biking, paddling, and bird watching are some of the best ways to explore the area around you and soak up the best of what mother nature has to offer.  Massachusetts is ripe with state parks, gardens, and trails to help you experience every square inch. Check out some of the top-rated spots: Wachusett Mountain State Reservation in Princeton, Hopkinton State Park in Hopkinton, or October Mountain State Forest in Lee.

Other Sources For Local Sober Events In Massachusetts

• Check the message board at your local support group
• Browse social media for local events hosted by trusted organizations
• BostonSoberEvents: This Instagram community shares sober events specific to the Boston area in every niche, from farm activities and outdoor adventures to workout sessions and family events.
• SoberInTheBostonSuburbs: Women-founded and led, this Instagram Community shares local events, meetups, and pop-ups for the wellness and sober-minded.
• Miracle Mamas: Founded and run by a group of moms in recovery, Miracle Mamas hosts a wide variety of events for adults and families.
• The Phoenix App: This is an active sober community that hosts regular in-person events that include fitness, wellness, mental health, adventure, and more. They also have virtual events and resources for you or family members.
• Local City Chamber of Commerce Calendars: Most chambers of commerce share their event calendar and offer many community engagement events that are not alcohol-centered.
• EventBrite: EventBrite is an event-hosting platform where private events are posted for the public. You can search for sober events and check local listings for upcoming events. (Always verify that the event is truly alcohol-free. Private listings may not be verified and could be sponsored.)
• MeetUp: Meetup is another event platform where you can search for sober events in your area. Find Meetup groups that are a good fit and connect with like-minded individuals.

Attend Local Meetings and Support Groups

Check with local support groups and 12-step meetings about upcoming sober events and view meeting schedules:

• Find an Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting in Massachusetts
• Find a Narcotics Anonymous (NA) meeting in Massachusetts
• Find a SMART Recovery meeting in Massachusetts:
• Find a Celebrate Recovery meeting in Massachusetts

Local Attractions In Massachusetts That Are Fun For All Ages

• Tour the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston: See the vast collection of period pieces, exquisite architecture, and an impressive gallery.
• Experience the Plimoth Patuxet Museums: Take a trip back in time to the full re-creation of a 17th-century village. Designed to mimic the life of the Pilgrims, this museum features demonstrations, costumed actors, and more.
• Tour the New England Aquarium: Get a firsthand look at thousands of sea creatures of all types and sizes.
• Tour the USS Constitution: This navy vessel is a tall sailing ship that is a testament to the state’s history and pivotal role in past military efforts.
• Explore the Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum: This is where history took place, and American people of centuries gone by made a stand we still talk about today.
• Visit the heart of the Salem witch trials: The Salem Witch Museum reveals the historical facts and figures surrounding this dark time.

Need Help Getting or Staying Sober?

If you or a loved one are struggling with alcohol or substance use disorder, it’s okay to ask for help. You can restore the balance and reset your trajectory in life to align with your goals and who you want to be. Reach out today for additional support.