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Venue Info: Enter Via the Back Entrance of Building via Mcfarlane Street The Format of the Meeting is the Just for Today Reading then Electric Chair. Bus Routes: 17,4,4A,60,6 Travel Comment: Meeting is Straight Across from Barrowlands Sign
About this meeting
The Miracles Happen group meets every Monday evening at 17:30 in Wallace of Campsie House on East Campbell Street, in Glasgow's east end. Sessions run for an hour and are built around a reading from the Just for Today book, followed by an open discussion where members share on the day's topic. To find the room, use the back entrance off McFarlane Street. The venue sits straight across from the Barrowlands sign, and several bus routes stop nearby, including the 17, 4, 4A, 60 and 6. Parking is available. This is an open meeting, so anyone with an interest in Narcotics Anonymous is welcome, whether you're newcomer or supporting someone. Please note it's an adults-only, no-pets space.
Common questions
Can I come along as a newcomer or family member?
Yes. This is an open meeting, which means anyone is welcome, including newcomers, family, friends and professionals. It also has a beginner and newcomer focus, so if it's your first time you'll be in the right place.
Do I need to book or pay anything?
No. There's no booking and no charge to attend Narcotics Anonymous meetings. Just turn up on the Monday and go in via the back entrance off McFarlane Street.
How do I get there and is there access?
The venue is on East Campbell Street, straight across from the Barrowlands sign, served by bus routes 17, 4, 4A, 60 and 6. Parking is available and the venue has wheelchair access. Note it's an adults-only meeting with no pets.
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