List your Event

It’s great that you’re interested in setting up an event for Turn up for Recovery! We’ll just need a few details to get your event listed on our site.

Do you already have a venue, band and date set?*
- Yes – In-person
- Yes – Virtual
- No
You'll need these things before being able to list your event. Would you like some support in organising your event?*
- Yes, please
- No, thank you
No worries! Once you've got a venue, band and date confirmed, pop back here to list your event on our site.
Email address*

We'll send you some guidance to give you a helping hand.
Event Title*
Date*
Date Format: DD slash MM slash YYYY
Time*

: HH

MM
Venue Name*
Venue Address*
Country*
Zip Code / Postcode
Description

You might want to include details of who is playing, encourage people to come along and explain why you’re holding the event.
Website link

We don't currently do ticketing for our events, so we'd recommend setting up a Facebook event or Eventbrite page so you can track attendance. Add the link to this here. If you have more than one platform you can add extra links in the description box above.
Image
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Contact Details

How can we reach you to provide resources and support? We won’t share this information on your event listing page.
Contact Name*
Contact Email*
Values Statement

When putting on a gig for Turn up for Recovery, there are a few guidelines which we ask all our community to abide by to make sure all our gigs are a safe and supportive place.
1. Drink responsibly. We encourage trying out a "dry gig" where no alcohol is served, but if alcohol is being consumed at your gigs (which is also fine!) please encourage responsible consumption.
2. No inappropriate content. We want our gigs to be enjoyed by all, so please ensure that all the entertainment is appropriate, respectful and inclusive.
3. We don't endorse artists. Turn up for Recovery does not pay artists directly to play at gigs.
4. All profits to charity. We understand that not all gigs can be put on for free, so if you incur costs from putting on a gig, we are happy for you to take this out of the money raised through ticket sales. However, we do ask that any profit is donated to Turn up for Recovery which will go towards funding ABR treatment for those who can't afford it.
5. Raise awareness. Getting a group of people together for a gig is a great chance to spread the word of abstinence - make the most of it!
6. Respect the rules. There are a number of things to consider when running a fundraising event. Have a look at our gig guidance page to make sure you have a safe and legal event.
7. Keep the focus. It can be easy to get carried away with the excitement of the gig, but it's important to remember why we're all doing this - and keep that the focus of the show.
Consent*
Check this box to let us know that you've read and agree to the above Values Statement.
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