The iconic Ministry of Sound nightclub has unveiled an exciting new series of sober rave events, offering a fresh, inclusive approach to nightlife. Kicking off on 11th May, these alcohol-free raves will run regularly until November, aiming to redefine the clubbing experience.

Headlining the inaugural event is DRIIA, an electronic DJ and singer who proudly identifies as a sober raver. These daytime events aim to provide a vibrant space where music and connection come first, free from the influence of alcohol.

Guests at the sober rave can enjoy a unique, carefully crafted mocktail menu, featuring CBD-infused drinks, mushroom-inspired creations, and Lucky Saint beer, a popular alcohol-free choice. Each event is designed to reflect Ministry of Sound’s mission to create positive, inclusive spaces for everyone.

Matt Long, Club Director at Ministry of Sound, emphasised the nightclub’s unwavering commitment to fostering change in the nightlife scene. He stated, “Our sober day parties and ‘No and Low’ alcohol options cater to a growing community of modern ravers who value connection, energy, and unforgettable moments.”

Similarly, DRIIA echoed these sentiments, adding, “This collaboration with Ministry of Sound demonstrates that clubbing and sobriety can go hand in hand. Moreover, music and community should always take centre stage.”

Furthermore, these alcohol-free initiatives align with the growing sober-curious movement sweeping across the UK. They prove that unforgettable experiences don’t necessarily have to come with a drink in hand.

Ultimately, with its sober rave series, Ministry of Sound is showing that a focus on music, community, and creativity is more than enough to invigorate the night, thereby redefining modern club culture.

Source: Southwark News