Leeds Street Lane also meets on Monday afternoons at the Quaker Meeting House on Street Lane, starting at 1.30pm and running for an hour. Unlike the Tuesday and Sunday sessions held at the same address, this Monday meeting is open, so members, visitors and newcomers can all attend. Wheelchair access is available at the venue. The lunchtime slot gives this part of Leeds a daytime option, complementing the two closed evening and afternoon sessions held on other days at the same Quaker Meeting House. Attendees who are unsure whether to try an open or closed meeting first may find this Monday session an accessible starting point.
Is the Monday Street Lane meeting open to newcomers?
Yes, unlike the other two Street Lane sessions, this Monday meeting is open to visitors and newcomers.
What time does the Monday meeting start?
It starts at 1.30pm and runs for an hour.
Is the Quaker Meeting House wheelchair accessible?
Yes, wheelchair access is available at this venue.
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