Arbroath's Friday meeting runs at 7pm in St Andrews Church on Hamilton Green, lasting an hour. It sits alongside a second Arbroath meeting on Monday nights, giving people in the town two fixed points in the week rather than one. This is a closed meeting, kept for those with a desire to stop drinking rather than open to the public, though no one is turned away for being unsure whether that applies to them. St Andrews Church is wheelchair accessible, and the hour-long format keeps things focused without feeling rushed. As with all AA meetings, attending costs nothing and there is no booking process, you simply turn up shortly before 7pm and take a seat.
Is the Friday Arbroath meeting for AA members only?
As a closed meeting, it is intended for anyone with a desire to stop drinking, rather than family, friends or professionals looking to observe.
Do I need to book ahead or pay to attend?
All AA meetings are free to attend, and there is no booking process here. Turning up is all that is required.
Is St Andrews Church wheelchair accessible?
Yes, St Andrews Church on Hamilton Green is wheelchair accessible.
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