Partick Serenity meets on Wednesday evenings at 7pm in Room 9 of Partick Burgh Hall on Burgh Hall St, running for an hour and a half. It draws its name from the Serenity Prayer that opens and closes many AA meetings, and it gives people in Partick a midweek evening option alongside the other sessions held in the same room on different days. It is a closed meeting, for AA members with a desire to stop drinking rather than an open public session, and wheelchair access at the venue has been confirmed.
Where does this meeting take place?
It is held in Room 9 of Partick Burgh Hall on Burgh Hall St.
Is it open to the public?
No, it is a closed meeting for AA members with a desire to stop drinking.
Is Room 9 wheelchair accessible?
Yes, wheelchair access is confirmed at Partick Burgh Hall.
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