A second Drumchapel meeting is held on Saturday evenings at 8pm, also in St Mark's Church Hall on Kinfauns Drive, running for an hour and a half. Together with the Tuesday meeting at the same venue, it gives this part of Glasgow two weekly AA gatherings rather than one. The meeting is closed, for those with a desire to stop drinking rather than a public event, and a first-time visitor needs no introduction to attend. The hall is wheelchair accessible. A Saturday evening slot can suit people whose week is busy and who prefer to make space for a meeting at the weekend instead. As always, attendance is free and there is no need to book.
Is the Saturday Drumchapel meeting the same as the Tuesday one?
It is held at the same venue, St Mark's Church Hall, but is a separate weekly meeting on a Saturday evening rather than a Tuesday.
Who is this meeting for?
It is a closed meeting rather than an open one, so it is for people with a desire to stop drinking. There is no test at the door, only an honest look at yourself.
Do I need to book, and is there a fee?
There is nothing to pay and no booking system, you can arrive on the day without registering in advance.
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