Dartford's Saturday night AA meeting runs from 7pm for an hour and a half at The Brent Methodist Church on St Vincents Road. It is an open meeting, which means the door is genuinely open to anyone: people who have a desire to stop drinking, family and friends, and professionals who want to see AA at first hand. Wheelchair access has not been confirmed at this venue, so check ahead if that is important to you. Meetings are free and unticketed, and nobody will take your name or ask you to prove anything. If weekend evenings are when the pressure to drink feels strongest, a Saturday meeting can be a solid anchor in the week.
Can I attend if I am not sure AA is for me?
Yes. This is an open meeting, so anyone may come and listen, including people still weighing things up, family members, friends and professionals.
Is there anything to pay or book?
No. AA meetings are always free, and there is no booking or registration; just arrive at the church before 7pm on a Saturday.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
Wheelchair access has not been confirmed for The Brent Methodist Church, so it is worth checking beforehand if step-free entry matters to you.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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