Aberporth Steps 3, 7 & 11 Meditation is a closed Alcoholics Anonymous meeting held on Tuesday mornings at 10.30am at the Festival Hall within Aberporth Village Hall, near Cardigan. Being closed, it is for AA members, people with a desire to stop drinking, rather than an open meeting for the public. As the name suggests, the format brings together Steps Three, Seven and Eleven, all of which touch on prayer and meditation, so sessions tend to include a period of quiet reflection alongside discussion. The Festival Hall is wheelchair accessible. There is no attendance chit system running at this particular meeting.
Who is this meeting aimed at?
It is a closed AA meeting for members only, meaning people with a desire to stop drinking rather than the general public.
Is there anything to pay?
No, it is free to attend and there is no booking required. You can simply arrive at the Festival Hall for 10.30am on Tuesday.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the Festival Hall at Aberporth Village Hall is wheelchair accessible.
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