Sherwood's Tuesday morning meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous takes place at 11.30am at the Methodist Church on Devon Drive, in the Sherwood area north of Nottingham city centre. The meeting lasts an hour and is open, so anyone may attend: people with a desire to stop drinking, relatives and friends, and professionals who want to see how AA works in practice. A late-morning slot makes it a useful option for anyone who works evenings, has childcare in the afternoon, or simply prefers not to travel after dark. The church has wheelchair access. There is no cost, no booking and no referral; you can simply arrive a few minutes before 11.30 and take a seat.
Who is welcome at the Nottingham Sherwood meeting?
Everyone. It is an open meeting, welcoming anyone with a desire to stop drinking along with family, friends and professionals.
Is there a charge or any need to book?
No. Like all AA meetings it is free, and you do not need to book, register or be referred. Just turn up on Tuesday morning.
Does the venue have wheelchair access?
Yes, the Methodist Church on Devon Drive in Sherwood is wheelchair accessible.
This listing is checked against fellowship meeting feeds. Last verified: 26 March 2026.
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