At a glance
Getting there
Access
Before you go
Please enter via the Archway Gate on the left of the building. The Cabin can be found at the back of the garden area. This meeting is for trans people, non binary people and queer women.
About this meeting
Group of Dykes is an Alcoholics Anonymous meeting for trans people, non-binary people and queer women, held every Thursday at 6.30pm in The Cabin at St Margaret's House, 21 Old Ford Road, a short walk from Bethnal Green tube station on the Central line. Enter via the Archway Gate on the left of the building; The Cabin is at the back of the garden area. The meeting lasts an hour and the venue is wheelchair accessible. It is listed as an open meeting, and its purpose is to offer a space where trans people, non-binary people and queer women can talk about drinking and recovery among peers. It is free, with no booking needed.
Common questions
Who is this meeting for?
Group of Dykes is for trans people, non-binary people and queer women. If that includes you and you have a desire to stop drinking, or you are exploring whether AA can help, you are welcome.
How do I find The Cabin?
Go to St Margaret's House, 21 Old Ford Road, near Bethnal Green tube station. Enter through the Archway Gate on the left of the building; The Cabin is at the back of the garden area. The venue is wheelchair accessible.
Is there any cost or booking?
No. Like all AA meetings it is free, and you can simply turn up on a Thursday for 6.30pm. The meeting lasts one hour.
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