Sunday evenings in Crewkerne bring an As Bill Sees It meeting at the Henhayes Centre, reached from the South Street car park, starting at 7pm and lasting an hour. The format draws on the book of the same name, using short readings from AA's co-founder as a springboard for discussion. It is an open meeting: anyone may attend, including relatives, friends and professionals, alongside people who have a desire to stop drinking. The Henhayes Centre is wheelchair accessible. Like every AA meeting it is free, and no booking or referral is needed. If you are nervous about walking in for the first time, remember that everyone in the room once did exactly the same.
Who can attend this meeting?
Anyone at all. It is an open meeting, so people who have a desire to stop drinking, family members, friends and professionals are all welcome.
Where exactly is the venue?
The Henhayes Centre is reached from the South Street car park in Crewkerne, and the building is wheelchair accessible.
Do I need to pay or book?
No. AA meetings are free with no booking or referral; just arrive shortly before 7pm on a Sunday.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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