No. Whether you’ve been abstinent for 30 years, or you currently use alcohol or other drugs, our groups are still open to everyone with lived or living experience of substance use. We just ask that you help us create a warm and welcoming environment by coming along in a fit state to participate. 

We also welcome people who work or volunteer in drug and alcohol services, as we know being creative benefits staff mental health, working practice and relationships.

No, we are person-centred, so if performing isn’t your thing, that’s ok! All of our performances are optional, but they can be a great way to build confidence and self-esteem!

Yes, for all of our groups, except Rising Voices, you will need to contact us first. While Rising Voices is open access, if you get in touch before hand we can let you know more and make sure you feel welcomed at your first session.

Absolutely! We’re always keen for volunteers to join our team. For more information about how to get involved, click here.

No! Whilst we believe that creative groups are hugely beneficial when someone is accessing treatment for drugs and alcohol, we welcome anyone who has lived or living experience. Our group members experience ranges from being involved in 12 step fellowships or SMART Recovery, to currently accessing a Horizons treatment service.

We work in a range of community and arts venues across Bristol including Brunswick Square in St. Pauls, Trinity Arts Centre, Barton Hill and Zion Cafe in Bishopsworth.