Medium stone step into the venue. Ramps inside. No drinks facilities.
Thursday evenings in Congleton bring an open AA meeting at 8pm in the Nelson Room of Trinity Methodist Church on Wagg Street, lasting an hour and a half. Being open, anyone may attend, including family members, friends or professionals who want to understand how Alcoholics Anonymous works, as well as people who have a desire to stop drinking. It is worth knowing there is a medium stone step at the entrance to the venue, though there are ramps inside, so anyone with mobility concerns may want to bear that in mind. The venue has no drinks facilities, so there is no tea or coffee. Like every AA meeting it is free, with no booking or referral needed; just come along on the night.
Who can attend this meeting?
Anyone. This is an open AA meeting, so as well as people who have a desire to stop drinking, family members, friends and professionals are all welcome to attend.
Is there a cost or do I need to book?
No. All AA meetings are free and there is nothing to book or arrange; you can simply turn up shortly before 8pm on a Thursday.
Is the venue easy to get into?
There is a medium stone step at the entrance to the venue, with ramps inside. Full wheelchair access has not been confirmed, so check ahead if step-free entry is essential. Note the venue has no drinks facilities.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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