In you've kicked alcohol to the curb for 'Dry January', we have just the thing for you! The Roasterie is showing us a simple way to serve up a Coffee Mocktail that has all the flavors without the buzz!

Going dry or "damp" this January doesn't mean you have to avoid bars or even cocktails. The big picture: Spaces that traditionally focus on alcohol — like bars and bottle shops — are increasingly giving up booze,

Whether you call it "sober curious" or the "damp lifestyle," the trend toward cutting back (or cutting out) hasn't slowed down

Vinyl Night at Left Hand: 4 p.m. Thursday, Left Hand Brewing, 1265 Boston Ave., Longmont. Love music and great beer? Spin and get groovy with us! Bring in your favorite record, and you’ll get a free pint just for sharing a vinyl collection. Free, lefthandbrewing.com.

Houston restaurants and bars to find mocktails during Dry January include Andiron, Caracol, Hamsa, Jethro's, Loro, Phat Eatery, Postino's and Sixty Vines.

Yes, it’s a hotel bar but this lounge at the Thompson Central Park beats most lobby bars thanks to its stylishness, Zen atmosphere and, yes, sober offerings. True, there are only two, but both are winners,

If you're hoping to get inspired for some creative non-alcoholic cocktails, then we have a selection of mocktails being offered at bars around the globe. The post Get inspired for Dry January by these mocktails from around the world appeared first on The Manual.