The Falkirk AA meeting runs on Monday evenings at 7.30pm in Trinity Church on Manse Place, and lasts an hour and forty-five minutes, one of the longer meetings on the local schedule. That extra time allows a fuller round of sharing than a standard hour-long session would. It's a closed meeting, for people with a desire to stop drinking rather than an open event for family, friends or professional visitors. Trinity Church is wheelchair accessible. Sitting centrally in the town, it gives Falkirk a well-established Monday evening fixture to start the week, drawing members from the surrounding area as well as the town itself.
Is the Falkirk meeting open to the public?
No, it's a closed AA meeting, for people with a desire to stop drinking rather than family, friends or visitors.
Is there a cost, or do I need to book?
No, it's free and there's no booking. Just arrive before 7.30pm on Monday.
Is Trinity Church wheelchair accessible?
Yes, it's recorded as wheelchair accessible.
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