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October 16th, 2021

6pm – 9pm

Breaking the stigma of addiction

with the power of art

Join Healing Transitions as we kick off a brand new art event in Raleigh on October 16th at Greg Poole, Jr. All Faiths Chapel (1030 Richardson Dr.)! Art of Recovery features local artists and performers who are in recovery or have been impacted by addiction. This powerful event will leave you with a new perspective on addiction and recovery.

 

Note: In line with the State of North Carolina COVID-19 requirements, masks are required for all attendees and event participants.

Event

Activities

Artist Gallery

(Featuring artists who have been impacted by addiction. Artwork will be available for purchase.)

Live Painting

(By featured artist Chad Aultman)

Interactive Art Stations

Live Music & Spoken Word

(Also featuring performers who have been impacted by addiction)

Food & Drink

Pay-What-You-Can Tickets

We suggest a $10 donation, but we want the community to experience AOR regardless of means. So you can either:

  • Pay the suggested $10 price
  • Pay less than the suggested price
  • Pay it forward by paying more than the suggested price
  • Or just come and attend the event for free!

Main Gallery Artists

Chad Aultman

Jackie Sanders

Sarah Beth

Rick Bennett

Windi White

RhondaLee Casserino

Melissa Fish

Chris Coker

Suzanne Crawford

Tracy S. Q. Hill

Steve Darnell

Daphne Kutkuhn

Ellen Daniel

Chris Budnick

Mason White

Performers

Molly Stevens

Daladams

(Iggy Cosky)

Casey Clark

Eric Hill

Thanks to Our Sponsors

Be an Event Sponsor!

Healing Transitions is currently seeking sponsors for Art of Recovery. If you or your organization would like to be a sponsor for this event, please contact Director of Development Windi White via email, wwhite@healing-transitions.org, or phone, 919-838-9800 ext. 139

Celebrating HT’s

20-Year Anniversary!

2021 marks the 20th year of operation for Healing Transitions’ men’s campus, and the 15th year for the women’s campus. All year long, we’ve been reflecting on these two decades of service by celebrating our milestones and impact in Wake County. Come experience some of our history and impact – which will be highlighted throughout Art of Recovery!

Opening the Door

Recovery is a journey – one that in most cases isn’t a linear path. Those who struggle with addiction every day often feel a sense of hopelessness with no end in sight. That’s why our theme for Art of Recovery 2021 is “Opening the Door“. Because when someone courageously takes the first step toward recovery and asks for help, they are opening the door to a community of hope. And at HT, our doors are open as many times as it takes for someone to find recovery.

At the same time, there are many people who don’t realize how prevalent recovery is in our community – or may not even understand what recovery is. Our society is filled with people who once struggled with addiction and are now thriving. By inviting artists who have been impacted by addiction to express their stories, we are helping open the door to connect the larger Triangle community with its incredible recovery community.

About Healing Transitions

Healing Transitions is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that provides free, life-saving recovery services to more than 300 homeless, uninsured, and underserved individuals in Wake County every day. Their innovative, peer-run program is always open to those who need assistance, and they never turn anyone away. For more information, visit our homepage.