Chelsea Mens Sunday Step gathers on Sunday evenings at 6.30pm for a ninety-minute meeting at The Hall Of Remembrance on Flood Street, just off the King's Road in Chelsea. As an open meeting, it welcomes not only men working a program of recovery but also family members, friends and anyone interested in how AA works, though the sharing itself is generally geared toward men's experience of step work. The format centres on discussion of one of the twelve steps each week, drawing on members' own experience rather than lecture-style input. Whether the hall offers step-free access has not been confirmed, so it is worth asking ahead if this matters to you. Flood Street sits in the heart of Chelsea, within easy reach of Sloane Square.
Is Chelsea Mens Sunday Step open to everyone?
Yes, it is an open meeting, so family, friends and anyone curious about Alcoholics Anonymous can attend alongside members, though the shares focus on men's step work.
Do I need to book a place or pay to attend?
No, there is no charge and no booking required. Just arrive at The Hall Of Remembrance on Flood Street for 6.30pm on Sunday.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
This has not been confirmed for The Hall Of Remembrance, so if accessibility is essential for you, it is worth contacting the group in advance.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 11 July 2026.
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