Burry Port hosts a Thursday evening Alcoholics Anonymous meeting at seven o'clock at St Mary's Church on Church Road, running for an hour. It serves this small coastal town on the Carmarthenshire side of the Loughor estuary, giving people locally a regular, close-to-home meeting rather than a longer journey elsewhere. As a closed meeting, it is kept for those with a desire to stop drinking rather than open to family, friends or professionals wishing to observe, which allows the sharing to stay direct. Wheelchair access at the church has not been confirmed, so anyone with mobility needs may want to check ahead with the local AA helpline. There is no charge and nothing to book, you simply arrive a little before seven and take a seat within a small, settled group.
Is the Burry Port meeting open to the general public?
No, it is a closed meeting for people with a desire to stop drinking.
Do I need to book or pay to attend?
No, it is free and there is no booking system, just arrive before seven on Thursday.
Is St Mary's Church wheelchair accessible?
Access has not been confirmed for this venue, so it is worth checking with the local AA helpline beforehand.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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