Chepstow's Thursday night AA meeting runs from 8pm to 9pm at The Palmer Centre on Place de Cormeilles, just off the High Street in the town centre. It is an open meeting, which means the door is open to everyone: people who want to stop drinking, husbands, wives, parents, friends, and anyone from local services wanting to see how AA works. Nobody has to speak, give their surname or commit to anything - many people just listen the first time. Wheelchair access at The Palmer Centre has not been confirmed. As with every AA meeting there is no charge and no booking; arriving shortly before 8pm is all that is required.
Can I just turn up without telling anyone?
Yes. There is no booking, referral or registration - simply arrive at The Palmer Centre off Chepstow High Street before 8pm on a Thursday.
Is the meeting only for alcoholics?
No. It is an open meeting, so family, friends and professionals are welcome along with anyone who has a desire to stop drinking.
Is there wheelchair access?
Wheelchair access at The Palmer Centre has not been confirmed, so it may be worth checking on arrival or contacting AA's national helpline beforehand.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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