St Mary Mags Candle Lit brings something a little different to Saturday evenings in Brighton: an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting held by candlelight at St Mary Magdalen's Church Hall, 55 Upper North Street, from 6.30pm for one hour. The candle-lit setting lends the meeting a calm, reflective atmosphere that regulars value at the end of the week. It is an open meeting, so anyone may attend, whether you have a desire to stop drinking or you are a friend, relative or professional wanting to understand recovery better. The hall is wheelchair accessible for this meeting. As with all AA gatherings, there is no charge, no register and no booking; you can arrive shortly before 6.30pm and simply take a seat.
What makes this meeting different?
It is held by candlelight, which gives it a quieter, more reflective feel than most meetings. Otherwise it follows the usual AA format.
Who can attend?
Everyone. It is an open meeting, so family, friends and professionals are welcome alongside people who want to stop drinking.
Is the hall accessible and is it free?
Yes, the hall at 55 Upper North Street is wheelchair accessible, and the meeting is free with no booking.
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