Kilwinning's AA meeting meets on Monday evenings at seven o'clock in The Bridge Church Hall on Vaults Lane, running for about ninety minutes. Starting the week with a meeting like this suits many members who prefer to set down a marker early on rather than wait until later in the week. It's a closed meeting, meaning it's for people with a desire to stop drinking rather than open to the general public, in keeping with the Third Tradition. The Bridge Church Hall has wheelchair access. Attendance is free and there is no booking process: those attending simply arrive a little before seven and find a seat in the hall ahead of the meeting starting.
What day does the Kilwinning meeting run?
It meets every Monday at 7pm at The Bridge Church Hall on Vaults Lane.
Is this meeting open to friends and family?
No, it's closed, kept for people with a desire to stop drinking rather than supporters or professionals.
Does the venue have wheelchair access?
Yes, The Bridge Church Hall has wheelchair access.
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