Edinburgh East End Big Book meets weekly on Wednesdays at 6pm at Christadelphian Church, 4 Gayfield Place, Edinburgh. It runs as a closed meeting, so it is reserved for AA members and those who share a desire to stop drinking. There is wheelchair access at this venue. It is sensible to arrive shortly before the start and ask for the group when you get there. Fellowship over tea or coffee often follows once the meeting ends. There is no need to bring anything or prepare in advance. The group follows AA's usual pattern of members sharing their own experience, strength and hope.
Who is this meeting for
This particular meeting is closed, so it is kept for people with a desire to stop drinking rather than observers or professionals.
Is there a cost to attend or do I need to book
No, AA meetings are always free and there is no need to book, so you can simply turn up.
Can I get in if I use a wheelchair
Yes, wheelchair access is available at this venue.
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