On Tuesdays at 3pm, Isle Of Arran Brodick meets at the Church of Scotland Hall in Brodick, the same venue used for the island's Sunday Big Book meeting. As a closed meeting it is reserved for those who share a desire to stop drinking, rather than relatives, friends or professional visitors. This afternoon slot suits members who prefer a daytime meeting over an evening one, and it is one of the few midweek options on Arran. There is no cost and no need to book, so newcomers can simply arrive a little before the start time. The hall is wheelchair accessible, so anyone using a wheelchair should be able to get in without difficulty.
Who is the Isle Of Arran Brodick meeting for?
It is a closed AA meeting for people with a desire to stop drinking, not for family, friends or professionals.
Do I need to book or pay to attend?
No, it is free and there is no booking required. Just arrive before 3pm on Tuesday.
Is the Church of Scotland Hall wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the hall in Brodick is wheelchair accessible.
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