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Not Saints and Together open mic night

A free evening of music, poetry and comedy in an inclusive, safe and sober space.

Leigh Curtis

Recovery record label and events company Not Saints and Together Drug & Alcohol Service are hosting a music, poetry and comedy open mic night on Saturday 29 April at Sidwell Street Bakehouse.

The event is a safe space for all which everyone is welcome to attend, including those in recovery or choosing not to drink.

All attendees are asked to leave any substances at home. Refreshments will be available.

Not Saints/Together open mic night Saturday 29 April 2023 Sidwell Street Bakehouse

Not Saints is the only sobriety-based recovery record label and event company in the UK. Based in Brighton, it is dedicated to working with those seeking a life free from drug and alcohol addiction.

Together Drug & Alcohol Service offers support to over-18s in Devon who wish to address their drug and alcohol use.

It provides services include advice, group work, mentoring courses and recovery support from hubs in Exeter, Barnstaple and Newton Abbot.

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The Not Saints/Together open mic night is from 7-10pm on Saturday 29 April 2023 at Sidwell Street Bakehouse. The event will then take place on the last Saturday of every month.

Prospective performers can sign up in advance for a 5-15 minute performance slot, or arrive early at the event to secure a place on the bill.

Entry is free although donations are welcome.

Register to attend via Eventbrite.

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