Barry's Sunday meeting runs at half past seven in the evening at The Pukka Warehouse on Ilminster Close, for a single hour. The venue's name marks it out from the town's other AA meeting held midweek at a church hall. It's a closed meeting, kept for people with a desire to stop drinking rather than open to family, friends or professionals, in keeping with the Third Tradition. Wheelchair access at The Pukka Warehouse has not been confirmed, so anyone with accessibility needs may want to check beforehand. There's no charge to attend and nothing to book in advance: people typically arrive a little before half seven and take a seat ready for the meeting to start.
Is this the only AA meeting in Barry?
No, there's also a Wednesday meeting at St David's Church, alongside this Sunday one at The Pukka Warehouse.
Do I need to book to attend?
No, there's no booking and no cost, as with all AA meetings.
Is The Pukka Warehouse wheelchair accessible?
This hasn't been confirmed, so it's worth checking ahead.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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