On Monday evenings at 7.30pm, Arbroath's second weekly meeting is held in the Abbey Church Hall on East Abbey Street, accessed via the side door rather than the main entrance. Together with the Friday meeting at St Andrews Church, it gives the town two regular AA gatherings across the week. This one is closed, meaning it is for those with a desire to stop drinking rather than a public event, and no history with the group is needed to walk in for the first time. The hall is wheelchair accessible. There is no set finishing time recorded for this meeting, but the format follows the usual pattern of readings and shares. Attendance is free and there is nothing to book beforehand.
Which door do I use for the Abbey Church Hall meeting?
Use the side door on East Abbey Street rather than the main entrance, this is how the meeting is accessed.
Can anyone come along, or is it members only?
Closed meetings like this one are kept for those who share a desire to stop drinking. Nobody is asked to prove anything at the door.
Is this hall wheelchair accessible, and is there a cost?
The Abbey Church Hall is wheelchair accessible, and like all AA meetings, there is no charge and no need to book.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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