Lockerbie Living Sober meets on Thursday nights at 8pm in Dryfesdale Church Hall, 10 High Street, right in the centre of Lockerbie, and runs for an hour and a half. Living Sober meetings draw on the AA booklet of that name, which deals in plain, practical ways of not taking the first drink. This is a closed meeting, so it is kept for people who have a desire to stop drinking, very much including newcomers; family and friends wanting to understand AA should find an open meeting. For anyone in Annandale without a car, the High Street location is easy to reach. The meeting is free and unbooked. Wheelchair access has not been confirmed.
What is a Living Sober meeting?
It takes its theme from the AA book Living Sober, which offers practical suggestions for staying away from a drink one day at a time. No reading or preparation is needed.
Can family members attend with me?
This is a closed meeting, for people with a desire to stop drinking only. Family and friends are welcome at open AA meetings instead.
Does it cost anything, and is the hall accessible?
The meeting is free with no booking needed. Wheelchair access at Dryfesdale Church Hall has not been confirmed, so check ahead if you need step-free entry.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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