At a glance
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About this meeting
Tuesday evenings at The Advent Centre on Brendon Street host an LGBTQI newcomers meeting, giving people new to Alcoholics Anonymous within the LGBTQI community a dedicated space to ask questions and get orientated. Running for an hour and a quarter from seven o'clock, it is an open meeting, so allies and visitors are also welcome to attend. The centre sits in the Marylebone area of Westminster, making it accessible from several bus and tube routes nearby. Wheelchair access has not been confirmed for this venue, so it is worth checking ahead if step-free entry is required.
Common questions
Is this meeting aimed at people new to AA?
Yes, it is a newcomers meeting for the LGBTQI community, though open meeting rules mean visitors are also welcome.
How long does the meeting run for?
It runs for about an hour and a quarter from 7pm.
Is The Advent Centre wheelchair accessible?
Wheelchair access has not been confirmed, so it is best to check with the group beforehand.
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