Adfam, in partnership with St Bride’s Church, is organising a free, creative music workshop designed especially for families affected by substance use. Led by professional musicians and workshop leaders Jessie Maryon Davies (piano) and Rosie Berzonzi (percussion), this session offers a welcoming space to connect, create, and express through music.
Set within the wonderful surroundings of St Bride’s Church, and drawing on its fascinating history and musical heritage, participants will work together to write and compose an original song for this special, one-off event.
- When? Wednesday 6th May 2026, 10am – 12 noon
- Where? St Bride’s Church, Fleet St, London EC4Y 8AU
- RSVP here
Since 1997, Adfam has held its annual Christmas Carol Concert St Bride’s Church. This much-loved event has become an important part of Adfam’s story, bringing people together to recognise and celebrate families affected by substance use while enjoying incredible music and carols.
We are delighted that St Bride’s is hosting this special free workshop as part of its community engagement programme.
This workshop is open exclusively to individuals with lived experience of a loved one’s substance use. At Adfam, we recognise the powerful role creativity can play in supporting wellbeing. Through shared music-making and storytelling, participants can explore their experiences in a supportive environment, helping to process complex emotions and build confidence in their own voices.
Places are limited, so please RSVP via this page to secure your spot.
If you have any questions please contact the Adfam team at admin@adfam.org.uk.