What The Psychedelic Society are saying about their upcoming event:

In this talk, philosopher Dr. Peter Sjöstedt-Hughes will explore the long-standing question, “What is consciousness?” considering everything from the brain and body to nature, computers, and the cosmos. He will enframe this mind-matter mystery through the lens of psychedelic experiences and common metaphysical occurrences. 

The psychedelic state can relate to core  philosophical concepts, whether it be an aliveness of nature (animism), transcending realms (platonia), or encountering God. Through this talk and discussion, Peter will delve into these ideas, opening up horizons to a deeper understanding of our mind and reality at large. 

All info plus tickets linked below…

What Numinity say about their Psychedelic Community Meetup events:

Come and connect with our wonderful community and talk all things Psychedelics.

We are a friendly group who provide opportunities to meet like-minded people, make friends, and learn more about Psychedelics. Whether you're seeking integration support or simply want to connect with others who share your interests, this event provides a space for authentic connections and friendships to flourish.

We welcome everyone from curious newcomers to experienced psychonauts!

We can't wait to meet you!

All details found using link below…

What Brighton Psychedelics say about their Psychedelic Book Club:

All are warmly invited to join our next Community Book Group. There is no expectation for you to have finished the book; all are welcome. Even if the book did not live up to expectations, the discussion will always be varied, valuable and valid. The space will be loosely held to ensure that each person has the opportunity to offer a contribution, before opening up for a wider discussion.

All info linked below…

The Science of Psychedelics with Dr David Luke

What Seed Talks are saying about their event:

The traditional use of psychoactive plants and fungi for spiritual and shamanic rituals has occurred for thousands of years, whereas the Western scientific research of these substances has only been explored in the last 100 years, and prohibition stalled the last 50 years of this.

In this talk you will be introduced to the science of these traditional psychedelics along with their modern counterparts first synthesized in the 20th century. Chris Timmerman will also touch upon the mental health applications for these drugs.

Now that scientific research is resuming, what do psychedelics tell us about the weirder side of human consciousness, and what can be learned from the traditional shamanic practices with these substances? Find this out and more in this enlightening talk…

All info plus tickets linked below…

Psychedelics, Ego-Death & The Afterlife

What The Psychedelic Society are saying about their upcoming event:

In this enlightening and thought-provoking talk, Darren will take you on a journey through the mythologies, spiritual practices and sacred rites that link psychedelics, the symbolic Underworld, and the ancient art of navigating the afterlife.

Darren will share illuminating insights into how these timeless practices can help us live more liberated, connected, and harmonious lives in tune with both our communities and the natural world.

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PsySoc Social: Special Guest Talk with Dr Claire Malone & Batuhan Bintas and Psychedelic Storytelling

What The Psychedelic Society are saying about their upcoming event:

Psychedelic Speed-friending: sweet conversation, friend-making and (maybe?) finding your future lover! You can drop the small talk and ask the questions you REALLY want to ask. Taking inspiration from the 36 Questions to Intimacy and The School of Life's '100 Questions,' this evening gives you a menu of profound, intriguing, and spicy questions designed to inspire authenticity and meaningful connection with those around you. You’ll be guided through playful icebreakers and a series of 10-minute one-on-one conversations with different people throughout the evening, wrapping up with free-flowing socialising. You’ll leave here with a fresh perspective on connection, some fun stories, and maybe even the beginning of something special.

Psychedelic Storytelling: This is becoming a must for our monthly socials. There will be the opportunity for all of us to share our psychedelic stories - the weird, the tricky and the downright wonderful. This part of the evening will be open-mic style, and we will have a sign-up sheet to add your name to the list of storytellers. Your stories should be no more than 5 minutes, and there's no need to rehearse what to say or come particularly prepared - often the best stories are told off-the-cuff and from the heart!

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What Psy Wednesdays is all about:

Psy Wednesdays is a really relaxed event which usually feels like something in between a psy party, an ecstatic dance session, an intimate house party, and a big-kids playground.

Show up as you are, no added pressure. Dance, sit, tea, trance, stretch, chat, play with props, whatever - plenty of options.

Drinks/food/gifts/games for sharing are always welcomed, but remember that your presence is more than enough.

Wear what feels good - Party clothes, sportswear, casuals, PJs... It really doesn't matter <3

Connection is key.

More info linked below…

Pathways to Recovery: The Science of Psychedelics, Plant Medicine & Ketamine

What Eden Clinic are saying about their upcoming event:

Join us for an enlightening evening delving into the science of psychedelics, their therapeutic applications, and the transformative impact on mental health.

Join Eden Clinic for an evening of revolutionary conversation about trauma recovery, mental health, and addiction healing through the lens of psychedelics and plant-based medicine. This is not just a talk—it’s a gathering for the curious, the hopeful, and the health-focused.

All info plus tickets linked below…

What the Psychedelic Society are saying about their upcoming Psychedelic Speed Dating event:

There's nothing more queer than all things mushroomy and psychedelic right? They defy normative boundaries, expand our consciousness and deeply connect us to the world. 

This speed-dating is a night of sweet conversation, queer friend-making and finding your psychedelic queer lover! 

You can drop the small talk and ask the questions you REALLY want to ask. We use the word ‘speed’ in the loosest possible sense. Real connection can't be rushed, and neither will we!

All info plus tickets linked below…

What The Loop say about their monthly drug-checking service:

The Loop's regular drug checking service, the first in the UK, takes place every last Saturday of the month in Bristol. The Loop team, chemists and healthcare staff, complete drug testing in our mobile laboratory and provide harm reduction advice and consultations informed by the testing of submitted substances. Everyone is welcome to use the service and to drop-in to meet and speak with The Loop.

Members of the public can submit a substance for testing at Bristol Drug Project in Brunswick Square (look for the pink door). This is an anonymous service and no name needs to be provided. A brief assessment, related to the use of the submitted drug will be completed, and this informs the information that can be shared following the laboratory testing. This all takes place within an hour of submitting the substance, and there is an opportunity to speak openly and receive non-judgmental and factual information regarding drugs and harm reduction advice with a member of The Loop's healthcare team. Where there is a dependency on the submitted substance we are able to support people in engaging and receiving further services, accessing support and treatment.

All info linked below…

The Science of Psychedelics with Dr Sam Gandy

What Seed Talks are saying about their event:

Psychedelics are having a moment, with a research renaissance exploring their effects and potential in full swing. While these substances have been used as agents of healing and divination in a shamanic and spiritual context by some indigenous cultures for many centuries, their intersection with Western culture is much more recent. Psychedelics have a tumultuous history, with an initial wave of scientific research into their potential being cut short by a vicious countercultural backlash in the 1960’s, although scientific research is once again picking up pace.

While psilocybin has taken centre stage in this modern research revival, other psychedelics such as LSD, ayahuasca, DMT and 5-MeO-DMT are also gaining increasing scientific attention. What has research revealed about how psychedelics impart their powerful effects on the human psyche? And what promise might psychedelics hold in the treatment of various mental health afflictions, and the betterment of well people?

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'Strange Attractor: The Hallucinatory Life of Terence McKenna' - Book signing + talk with the author Graham St John

What BASE Crew are saying about their upcoming event:

Terence McKenna (1946-2000) was the 20th century’s psychedelic renaissance man. More than twenty-five years since his untimely passing, across the virtual popstream and in networked communities dedicated to his “small mouth noises,” McKenna’s magnetism endures. As the first biography of this stand-up philosopher, rogue scholar, and surreal oracle, Strange Attractor detects the signal behind the noise.

Accessing original documents and letters, featuring rare photographs and artworks, sharing previously untold stories from over eighty people, Strange Attractor chronicles one of the most celebrated and yet least understood figures of the late twentieth century. Neither exalting nor condemning its subject, it documents the evolution of an altered statesman whose mellifluous voice affected multitudes and continues to haunt the present.

Join us at BASE autonomous social centre in Easton for the UK release of Strange Attractor, with the author, Graham St John. Cafe is open for vegan dinner and dessert from 6pm. Talk starts at 7pm. Graham will have copies available at BASE on the night for sale and signing, and we'll have a relaxed evening with music and food. Come by for our regular Sunday Cafe night and enjoy the presentation and atmosphere.

Find out more below…

What the Psychedelic Society are saying about their upcoming event:

Join us for an unforgettable evening blending creativity, connection, and the vibrant world of psychedelics. Guided by creative technologist Batuhan Bintas, a  DMT research participant at Imperial College, this event offers a unique opportunity to explore art as a form of self-expression and mindfulness in a welcoming, inspiring space.

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What The Psychedelic Symposium are saying about their events:

The Psychedelic Symposium is a bimonthly gathering of leading thinkers, researchers, and explorers in the psychedelic space. Each event dives deep into the science and stories behind psychedelics, covering everything from anthropology and history to neuroscience and clinical practice.

Hosted by neuropsychopharmacologist Rebecca Harding, this series brings you into the heart of psychedelic research, featuring thought-provoking talks and lively discussions with some of the UK’s leading psychedelic scientists.

All info plus tickets linked below…

The Science of Psychedelics with Dr. David Luke

What Seed Talks are saying about their upcoming event:

The traditional use of psychoactive plants and fungi for spiritual and shamanic rituals has occurred for thousands of years, whereas the Western scientific research of these substances has only been explored in the last 100 years, and prohibition stalled the last 50 years of this.

In this talk you will be introduced to the science of these traditional psychedelics along with their modern counterparts first synthesised in the 20th century. Dr. Luke will also touch upon the mental health applications for these drugs.

Now that scientific research is resuming, what do psychedelics tell us about the weirder side of human consciousness, and what can be learned from the traditional shamanic practices with these substances? Find this out and more in this enlightening talk.

Info & tickets linked below…

What the organisers are saying about their upcoming event:

As psychedelics move from the underground to the mainstream, the UK stands at the edge of a historic turning point. With psychedelic therapy gathering momentum globally - from Australia to Canada, the U.S., and Germany - we face a bigger question:

What is the psychedelic future we want to build?

To help imagine and shape that future, we welcome speakers with wide-ranging expertise and lived experience to deliver short talks and two panel discussions - one focusing on medical psychedelics and the other on personal and community practice.

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What Psy Wednesdays is all about:

Join Us For Some Mid-week Psy Silliness To Charge Up The Happy <3

Psy Wednesdays is a really chill small event that feels like somewhere in between a psy rave, an ecstatic dance, and a private house party.

Show up as you are, no added pressure. Dance, sit, tea, trance, stretch, chat, play with props, whatever - plenty of options.

Drinks/food/gifts/games for sharing are always welcomed, but remember that your presence is more than enough.

Connection is key.

More info linked below…

What The Loop say about their monthly drug-checking service:

The Loop's regular drug checking service, the first in the UK, takes place every last Saturday of the month in Bristol. The Loop team, chemists and healthcare staff, complete drug testing in our mobile laboratory and provide harm reduction advice and consultations informed by the testing of submitted substances. Everyone is welcome to use the service and to drop-in to meet and speak with The Loop.

Members of the public can submit a substance for testing at Bristol Drug Project in Brunswick Square (look for the pink door). This is an anonymous service and no name needs to be provided. A brief assessment, related to the use of the submitted drug will be completed, and this informs the information that can be shared following the laboratory testing. This all takes place within an hour of submitting the substance, and there is an opportunity to speak openly and receive non-judgmental and factual information regarding drugs and harm reduction advice with a member of The Loop's healthcare team. Where there is a dependency on the submitted substance we are able to support people in engaging and receiving further services, accessing support and treatment.

All info linked below…

Psychedelic Integration Circle - with Brighton Psychedelics

What The Psychedelic Society are saying about the event:

The Psychedelic Society is proud to be partnering with Brighton Psychedelics and their expert team of facilitators on this in-person integration circle. This is a warm, welcoming circle for you to share with others, to be heard and receive support if requested.

Our circle is a non-judgemental, confidential space for those who have used psychedelics or are considering using them. If you have had a challenging psychedelic experience and want to make sense of it, or wish to share a meaningful experience, then this is for you.

What the organisers are saying about their upcoming event:

PSYCH Symposium, a collaboration between PSYCH and Drug Science, is a one-day psychedelic conference in London bringing together European psychedelic leaders to explore what’s next for the industry.

Against the backdrop of a deepening mental health crisis, psychedelic medicines have demonstrated safety and efficacy in clinical trials. To promote their groundbreaking potential, experts from the life sciences industry present their research at PSYCH Symposium: London.

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What Numinity are saying about their upcoming event:

Step into an immersive day of movement, music, ritual and deep connection as Numinity takes over &Soul for a one-of-a-kind day party. Expect a powerful Master Plant Breathwork session, Ecstatic Dance, Sound Healing, and a nourishing wild spa experience with sauna and ice baths open all afternoon.

All info plus tickets linked below…

What Psy Wednesdays is all about:

Join Us For Some Mid-week Psy Silliness To Charge Up The Happy <3

Psy Wednesdays is a really chill small event that feels like somewhere in between a psy rave, an ecstatic dance, and a private house party.

Show up as you are, no added pressure. Dance, sit, tea, trance, stretch, chat, play with props, whatever - plenty of options.

Drinks/food/gifts/games for sharing are always welcomed, but remember that your presence is more than enough.

Connection is key.

More info linked below…

What The Loop say about their monthly drug-checking service:

The Loop's regular drug checking service, the first in the UK, takes place every last Saturday of the month in Bristol. The Loop team, chemists and healthcare staff, complete drug testing in our mobile laboratory and provide harm reduction advice and consultations informed by the testing of submitted substances. Everyone is welcome to use the service and to drop-in to meet and speak with The Loop.

Members of the public can submit a substance for testing at Bristol Drug Project in Brunswick Square (look for the pink door). This is an anonymous service and no name needs to be provided. A brief assessment, related to the use of the submitted drug will be completed, and this informs the information that can be shared following the laboratory testing. This all takes place within an hour of submitting the substance, and there is an opportunity to speak openly and receive non-judgmental and factual information regarding drugs and harm reduction advice with a member of The Loop's healthcare team. Where there is a dependency on the submitted substance we are able to support people in engaging and receiving further services, accessing support and treatment.

All info linked below…

What Brighton Psychedelics are saying about their event:

Brighton Psychedelics, a whole community group facilitated by a small interdisciplinary team of Psychiatrists, Psychologists and Psychotherapeutic Counsellors. They have experience in the field of psychedelic support and expertise in contemporary research into psychedelic assisted therapy.

The aim of the group is to promote integration of psychedelic experiences into everyday life in a way that is helpful and meaningful to the individual, as well as advocate for risk reduction and harm minimisation.

All info plus tickets linked below…

What Psy Wednesdays is all about:

Join Us For Some Mid-week Psy Silliness To Charge Up The Happy <3

Psy Wednesdays is a really chill small event that feels like somewhere in between a psy rave, an ecstatic dance, and a private house party.

Show up as you are, no added pressure. Dance, sit, tea, trance, stretch, chat, play with props, whatever - plenty of options.

Drinks/food/gifts/games for sharing are always welcomed, but remember that your presence is more than enough.

Connection is key.

More info linked below…

What Psy Wednesdays is all about:

Psy Wednesdays is a really chill small event that feels like somewhere in between a psy rave, an ecstatic dance, and a private house party.

Show up as you are, no added pressure. Dance, sit, tea, trance, stretch, chat, play with props, whatever - plenty of options.

Drinks/food/gifts/games for sharing are always welcomed, but remember that your presence is more than enough.

Join Us For Some Mid-week Psy Silliness To Charge Up The Happy <3

More info linked below…

What The Loop say about their monthly drug-checking service:

The Loop's regular drug checking service, the first in the UK, takes place every last Saturday of the month in Bristol. The Loop team, chemists and healthcare staff, complete drug testing in our mobile laboratory and provide harm reduction advice and consultations informed by the testing of submitted substances. Everyone is welcome to use the service and to drop-in to meet and speak with The Loop.

Members of the public can submit a substance for testing at Bristol Drug Project in Brunswick Square (look for the pink door). This is an anonymous service and no name needs to be provided. A brief assessment, related to the use of the submitted drug will be completed, and this informs the information that can be shared following the laboratory testing. This all takes place within an hour of submitting the substance, and there is an opportunity to speak openly and receive non-judgmental and factual information regarding drugs and harm reduction advice with a member of The Loop's healthcare team. Where there is a dependency on the submitted substance we are able to support people in engaging and receiving further services, accessing support and treatment.

All info linked below…

What Psy Wednesdays is all about:

Psy Wednesdays is a really chill small event that feels like somewhere in between a psy rave, an ecstatic dance, and a private house party.

Show up as you are, no added pressure. Dance, sit, tea, trance, stretch, chat, play with props, whatever - plenty of options.

Drinks/food/gifts/games for sharing are always welcomed, but remember that your presence is more than enough.

Join Us For Some Mid-week Psy Silliness To Charge Up The Happy <3

More info linked below…

What The Loop say about their monthly drug-checking service:

The Loop's regular drug checking service, the first in the UK, takes place every last Saturday of the month in Bristol. The Loop team, chemists and healthcare staff, complete drug testing in our mobile laboratory and provide harm reduction advice and consultations informed by the testing of submitted substances. Everyone is welcome to use the service and to drop-in to meet and speak with The Loop.

Members of the public can submit a substance for testing at Bristol Drug Project in Brunswick Square (look for the pink door). This is an anonymous service and no name needs to be provided. A brief assessment, related to the use of the submitted drug will be completed, and this informs the information that can be shared following the laboratory testing. This all takes place within an hour of submitting the substance, and there is an opportunity to speak openly and receive non-judgmental and factual information regarding drugs and harm reduction advice with a member of The Loop's healthcare team. Where there is a dependency on the submitted substance we are able to support people in engaging and receiving further services, accessing support and treatment.

All info linked below…

What Psy Wednesdays is all about:

Join Us For Some Mid-week Psy Silliness To Charge Up The Happy <3

Psy Wednesdays is a really chill small event that feels like somewhere in between a psy rave, an ecstatic dance, and a private house party.

Show up as you are, no added pressure. Dance, sit, tea, trance, stretch, chat, play with props, whatever - plenty of options.

Drinks/food/gifts/games for sharing are always welcomed, but remember that your presence is more than enough.

Connection is key.

More info linked below…

What The Loop say about their monthly drug-checking service:

The Loop's regular drug checking service, the first in the UK, takes place every last Saturday of the month in Bristol. The Loop team, chemists and healthcare staff, complete drug testing in our mobile laboratory and provide harm reduction advice and consultations informed by the testing of submitted substances. Everyone is welcome to use the service and to drop-in to meet and speak with The Loop.

Members of the public can submit a substance for testing at Bristol Drug Project in Brunswick Square (look for the pink door). This is an anonymous service and no name needs to be provided. A brief assessment, related to the use of the submitted drug will be completed, and this informs the information that can be shared following the laboratory testing. This all takes place within an hour of submitting the substance, and there is an opportunity to speak openly and receive non-judgmental and factual information regarding drugs and harm reduction advice with a member of The Loop's healthcare team. Where there is a dependency on the submitted substance we are able to support people in engaging and receiving further services, accessing support and treatment.

All info linked below…

What Psy Wednesdays is all about:

Join Us For Some Mid-week Psy Silliness To Charge Up The Happy <3

Psy Wednesdays is a really chill small event that feels like somewhere in between a psy rave, an ecstatic dance, and a private house party.

Show up as you are, no added pressure. Dance, sit, tea, trance, stretch, chat, play with props, whatever - plenty of options.

Drinks/food/gifts/games for sharing are always welcomed, but remember that your presence is more than enough.

Connection is key.

More info linked below…

What The Loop say about their monthly drug-checking service:

The Loop's regular drug checking service, the first in the UK, takes place every last Saturday of the month in Bristol. The Loop team, chemists and healthcare staff, complete drug testing in our mobile laboratory and provide harm reduction advice and consultations informed by the testing of submitted substances. Everyone is welcome to use the service and to drop-in to meet and speak with The Loop.

All info linked below…

What The Loop say about their monthly drug-checking service:

The Loop's regular drug checking service, the first in the UK, takes place every last Saturday of the month in Bristol. The Loop team, chemists and healthcare staff, complete drug testing in our mobile laboratory and provide harm reduction advice and consultations informed by the testing of submitted substances. Everyone is welcome to use the service and to drop-in to meet and speak with The Loop.

Members of the public can submit a substance for testing at Bristol Drug Project in Brunswick Square (look for the pink door). This is an anonymous service and no name needs to be provided. A brief assessment, related to the use of the submitted drug will be completed, and this informs the information that can be shared following the laboratory testing. This all takes place within an hour of submitting the substance, and there is an opportunity to speak openly and receive non-judgmental and factual information regarding drugs and harm reduction advice with a member of The Loop's healthcare team. Where there is a dependency on the submitted substance we are able to support people in engaging and receiving further services, accessing support and treatment.

All info linked below…

World Psychedelics Day is a day for the community to celebrate, share knowledge, and give thanks however they see fit. Hurray!

Celebrate the shortest night and longest days and the official starting of summer! Lots of outdoor parties and gatherings going on - most notably Glastonbury and Avebury in the UK.

What The Loop say about their monthly drug-checking service:

The Loop's regular drug checking service, the first in the UK, takes place every last Saturday of the month in Bristol. The Loop team, chemists and healthcare staff, complete drug testing in our mobile laboratory and provide harm reduction advice and consultations informed by the testing of submitted substances. Everyone is welcome to use the service and to drop-in to meet and speak with The Loop.

Members of the public can submit a substance for testing at Bristol Drug Project in Brunswick Square (look for the pink door). This is an anonymous service and no name needs to be provided. A brief assessment, related to the use of the submitted drug will be completed, and this informs the information that can be shared following the laboratory testing. This all takes place within an hour of submitting the substance, and there is an opportunity to speak openly and receive non-judgmental and factual information regarding drugs and harm reduction advice with a member of The Loop's healthcare team. Where there is a dependency on the submitted substance we are able to support people in engaging and receiving further services, accessing support and treatment.

All info linked below…

What The Loop say about their monthly drug-checking service:

The Loop's regular drug checking service, the first in the UK, takes place every last Saturday of the month in Bristol. The Loop team, chemists and healthcare staff, complete drug testing in our mobile laboratory and provide harm reduction advice and consultations informed by the testing of submitted substances. Everyone is welcome to use the service and to drop-in to meet and speak with The Loop.

Members of the public can submit a substance for testing at Bristol Drug Project in Brunswick Square (look for the pink door). This is an anonymous service and no name needs to be provided. A brief assessment, related to the use of the submitted drug will be completed, and this informs the information that can be shared following the laboratory testing. This all takes place within an hour of submitting the substance, and there is an opportunity to speak openly and receive non-judgmental and factual information regarding drugs and harm reduction advice with a member of The Loop's healthcare team. Where there is a dependency on the submitted substance we are able to support people in engaging and receiving further services, accessing support and treatment.

All info linked below…

What The Loop say about their monthly drug-checking service:

The Loop's regular drug checking service, the first in the UK, takes place every last Saturday of the month in Bristol. The Loop team, chemists and healthcare staff, complete drug testing in our mobile laboratory and provide harm reduction advice and consultations informed by the testing of submitted substances. Everyone is welcome to use the service and to drop-in to meet and speak with The Loop.

Members of the public can submit a substance for testing at Bristol Drug Project in Brunswick Square (look for the pink door). This is an anonymous service and no name needs to be provided. A brief assessment, related to the use of the submitted drug will be completed, and this informs the information that can be shared following the laboratory testing. This all takes place within an hour of submitting the substance, and there is an opportunity to speak openly and receive non-judgmental and factual information regarding drugs and harm reduction advice with a member of The Loop's healthcare team. Where there is a dependency on the submitted substance we are able to support people in engaging and receiving further services, accessing support and treatment.

All info linked below…

What The Loop say about their monthly drug-checking service:

The Loop's regular drug checking service, the first in the UK, takes place every last Saturday of the month in Bristol. The Loop team, chemists and healthcare staff, complete drug testing in our mobile laboratory and provide harm reduction advice and consultations informed by the testing of submitted substances. Everyone is welcome to use the service and to drop-in to meet and speak with The Loop.

Members of the public can submit a substance for testing at Bristol Drug Project in Brunswick Square (look for the pink door). This is an anonymous service and no name needs to be provided. A brief assessment, related to the use of the submitted drug will be completed, and this informs the information that can be shared following the laboratory testing. This all takes place within an hour of submitting the substance, and there is an opportunity to speak openly and receive non-judgmental and factual information regarding drugs and harm reduction advice with a member of The Loop's healthcare team. Where there is a dependency on the submitted substance we are able to support people in engaging and receiving further services, accessing support and treatment.

All info linked below…

What the Psychedelic Society are saying about their upcoming Psychedelic Speed Dating event:

Back by popular demand, The Psychedelic Society keeps playing Cupid every month. This speed-dating is a night of sweet conversation, friend-making and finding your future lover! 

The event is open to anyone and everyone. You can drop the small talk and ask the questions you REALLY want to ask. We use the word ‘speed’ in the loosest possible sense. Real connection can't be rushed, and neither will we!

All info plus tickets linked below…