Recovery Café Lowell

Recovery Café Lowell Recovery Cafe Lowell is a member-driven, Peer Recovery Support Center that upholds the value and potential of ALL human beings.

We are a community of people who value the power of human connection as well as empower people to live self-directed lives.

We had an amazing time last week at MOAR’s Annual Recovery Day in Boston! 🧡
10/03/2025

We had an amazing time last week at MOAR’s Annual Recovery Day in Boston! 🧡

Fall has arrived! 🍂 Take a look at Recovery Café Lowell’s October Calendar—available in both English and Spanish. Come c...
10/02/2025

Fall has arrived! 🍂 Take a look at Recovery Café Lowell’s October Calendar—available in both English and Spanish. Come check out our new groups and fall activities! 🧡

Today we went to Kimball Farm and had a day filled with laughter, community, great food, and of course, ice cream. 🍦It w...
09/23/2025

Today we went to Kimball Farm and had a day filled with laughter, community, great food, and of course, ice cream. 🍦

It was a chance to connect, relax, and enjoy the simple moments together. Thanks to everyone who joined us and helped make it such a meaningful day! 🧡

What an incredible day at our Field Day event with Ray of Light Recovery Cafe💜Big thanks to our friends at The Bridge Re...
09/16/2025

What an incredible day at our Field Day event with Ray of Light Recovery Cafe💜

Big thanks to our friends at The Bridge Recovery Center for joining us! 😊

We had a blast with wiffle ball, sack races, the bucket challenge, paintball, and more!
It was a great day of friendly competion, connection, and community.

09/16/2025
🎟️ 🍿 🎬 What a wonderful day at our Family & Friends Fair and Movie Night! We came together to celebrate recovery, famil...
09/16/2025

🎟️ 🍿 🎬 What a wonderful day at our Family & Friends Fair and Movie Night! We came together to celebrate recovery, family, and community with fun fair games, face painting, freshly popped popcorn, warm chili, and delicious ice cream sundaes. The "Pie a Peer" game was a crowd favorite! We ended the evening with Ice cream sundaes and a movie.

Shout out to our friends at The Bridge Recovery Center & Ray of Light Recovery Cafe for joining us! ❤️

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09/12/2025

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🌻🍎🐑 Recovery Café Lowell had the best day at Parlee Farms — picking crisp apples, gathering beautiful fresh flowers, and...
09/10/2025

🌻🍎🐑 Recovery Café Lowell had the best day at Parlee Farms — picking crisp apples, gathering beautiful fresh flowers, and spending time with the sweetest farm animals.

Nothing better than connection, laughter, and a little fresh air together! 🧡

What an amazing day at Quinsigamond State Park with our Recovery Café Lowell community! 🌞🎣🔥 From swimming and fishing to...
09/03/2025

What an amazing day at Quinsigamond State Park with our Recovery Café Lowell community! 🌞🎣🔥 From swimming and fishing to grilling, s’mores, and an uplifting all-recovery meeting, it was the perfect mix of fun, fellowship, and recovery! 🧡

We’re grateful for a day of fun, teamwork, and community at the Recovery Exchange Peer Support Center softball tournamen...
08/30/2025

We’re grateful for a day of fun, teamwork, and community at the Recovery Exchange Peer Support Center softball tournament in Lynn, MA! 🧡 🥎

On Overdose Awareness Day, we gathered at Recovery Café Lowell to honor the lives lost to overdose 💜Together we remember...
08/29/2025

On Overdose Awareness Day, we gathered at Recovery Café Lowell to honor the lives lost to overdose 💜

Together we remember. Together we heal.

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08/28/2025

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The John E. Cox Memorial Bridge (Bridge St) will be lit purple this Sunday, August 31st in recognition of International Overdose Awareness Day.

All are welcome to join The Megan House Foundation, Inc. and the City of Lowell, MA - Government on September 5 at 10:00 AM at Lowell City Hall to honor and remember those we have lost to overdose, raise awareness about the impact of overdose, and support those who are currently struggling. Please consider wearing purple - the official color of overdose awareness.

The bridge lighting projects were completed with private funds managed by the Lowell Waterways Vitality Initiative, operating under the fiscal sponsorship of the Greater Lowell Community Foundation. No public dollars were used.



Address

20 Williams Street
Lowell, MA
01852

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 6pm
Tuesday 8am - 6pm
Wednesday 8am - 6pm
Thursday 8am - 6pm
Friday 8am - 6pm
Saturday 8am - 6pm

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+19786776087

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Recovery Cafe Lowell

Recovery Cafe Lowell is a member-driven, Peer Recovery Support Center that honors the individual, celebrates diversity, and upholds the value and potential of ALL human beings. We are a community of people who value the power of human connection as well as empower people to live self-directed lives

What sets Recovery Café Lowell apart is our uncompromising compassion and dedication to inherent, human value. We believe that all human beings are worthy of love and deserve opportunities to fulfill their potential regardless of past trauma, behavioral health challenges, or mistakes made.

Recovery Café recognizes that everyone is in recovery from something. No matter what form someone’s individual challenges take – whether it be with substance use, mental health, homelessness, re-entry, grief or otherwise – all are welcome. Our Center is a place where all will be supported, known, and loved.

At Recovery Café we understand that diversity goes beyond culture, race, religion, etc. We recognize how endearingly unique we each are in our experiences, perspectives, and beliefs. We encourage our members to cultivate their individual style of thinking, learning, and expressing themselves – to first and foremost, be true to themselves.