100 Booze-Free Things to do This Winter

This epic list of 100 booze-free things to do this winter is going to get you motivated and inspired to enjoy this festive season. This holiday season will be your best yet with these fun and easy ways to hang out without the hangover.

1. Cover the house in fairy lights

2. Visit your local Christmas Market 

3. Make a festive non-alcoholic cocktail (check out these alternatives)

4. Cuddle up in your sober girl sweater (Check out this one)

5. Bake your own gingerbread 

6. Prepare Christmas pudding

7. Go caroling 

8. Send Christmas cards

9. Take a time out and meditate

10. Go watch a Christmas play

11. Go to your local town’s switching on of the Christmas lights

12. Visit a department store for festive shopping

13. Order your turkey

14. Make your own advent calendar

15. Decorate your Christmas tree (real or artificial, which do you prefer?)

16. Make a wreath for the front door 

17. Compile your own Christmas playlist 

18. Decorate the house with festive cheer

19. Create your ideal Christmas Day menu

20. Bake bread

21. Make homemade candles

22. Kiss under the mistletoe 

23. Take pictures with Santa

24. Go see some reindeer at a local farm

25. Watch ELF! (best Christmas movie EVER!)

26. Make some homemade gifts

27. Play board games

28. Hide chocolate around the house

29. Go boxing day shopping 

30. Host a Holiday party

31. Build a snowman

32. Make paper snowflakes

33. Go to a Holiday party

34. Knit a hat or scarf 

35. Frost the windows

36. Drink NA wine (or an alternative of choice) and eat cheese

37. Visit your grandparents, parents, or relatives.

38. Make a centerpiece for the table

39. Eat pie 

40. Buy some woolly socks

41. Have a Christmas sweater day

42. Make a Christmas dessert

43. Volunteer your time with the homeless or less fortunate

44. Tell someone you love them

45. Watch It’s a Wonderful Life

46. Leave cookies out for Santa

47. Hang stockings

48. Check in with yourself and journal (my favorite tool)

49. Go tobogganing (snow allowing)

50. Watch the Macy’s Christmas Day Parade

51. Volunteer at a local food bank

52. Pull some tarot or oracle cards

53. Watch The Grinch That Stole Christmas

54. Sit around a fire

55. Make DIY gift tags

56. Go to a museum or art exhibit

57. Go ice skating

58. Listen to a carol concert

59. Light Christmas scented candles

60. Go to watch The Nutcracker ballet

61. Roast chestnuts on an open fire 

62. Visit a Holiday fair or market

63. Donate to your chosen charity

64. Make a Yule Log

65. Write a list of everything you are grateful for

66. Make kombucha

67. Relax

68. Make luxurious hot chocolate

69. Bake mini gingerbread houses for your hot chocolate mugs

70. Make paperchains and fill your house with them

71. Have a snowball fight

72. Do karaoke

73. Make your own snow globe 

74. Wear a Santa hat 

75. Dance to cheesy Christmas songs

76. Make your own Christmas tree ornament

77. Decorate your home with dried oranges

78. Take an outing to a town or village you’ve never been to before

79. Wear lots of layers and take a winter’s walk in the woods 

80. Start a new tradition with your family/friends

81. Make goals for the new year

82. Do a random act of kindness

83. Make your own wrapping paper 

84. Stuff the stockings 

85. Host a decorating Christmas cookie party

86. Write a letter to Santa

87. Make a wish!

88. Reach out to a friend

89. Facetime someone

90. Drive around to see the lights in your neighborhood

91. Buy yourself a present and wrap it under the tree

92. Listen to a podcast (A Sober Girls Guide Podcast)

93. Play a game of cards 

94. Have a festive picnic in your living room 

95. Spend the day in your pajamas 

96. Get Support from other Sober Girls (Join now!)

97. Organise a Secret Santa

98. Light a candle and give thanks

99. Take a family portrait 

100. Read The Night Before Christmas

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