East Garston's AA meeting takes place on Wednesdays at 8pm at the Quaker Meeting House, opposite the village hall in East Garston, near Hungerford, and lasts an hour and a quarter. It is a closed meeting, which in AA means it is for people who have a desire to stop drinking; that is the only requirement, so a first-timer is as welcome as a long-standing regular. The Meeting House is wheelchair accessible. There is nothing to pay and no booking; you simply arrive on the night. For anyone in the surrounding villages, having a weekly meeting on the doorstep saves the drive into a bigger town, and the venue is easy to find opposite the village hall.
Can I attend if I am new to AA?
Yes. Although this is a closed meeting, that only means it is for people who have a desire to stop drinking, and newcomers are exactly who it is there for. Family and friends should look for an open meeting.
Is there a charge or any booking?
No. AA meetings are free and unbooked; simply arrive at the Quaker Meeting House before 8pm on a Wednesday.
How do I find the venue, and is it accessible?
The Quaker Meeting House is directly opposite the village hall in East Garston, and it is wheelchair accessible.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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