What happens when I come to meeting?
You will be very welcome. If it is your first time at at Quaker meeting or just at Blackheath Meeting, let the person at the front door know when you arrive. He or she will help you and explain what happens in meeting. There are some leaflets available, too.  We also suggest you look at this page - How Quakers worship. 

Is there an online meeting?
Yes, there is a parallel meeting online from 10.30 to 11.30 on Sundays. Email us for the link. 

What facilities are there for children and young people?
We do not currently have a parallel meeting for children and young people during Sunday worship. We hope to resume this in time. For now, if you would like to bring children to meeting, let us know in advance and we will make arrangements for them if we can.  See also our page on Children and Young People's Meeting.

What facilities are there for disabled visitors?
The building is on two levels both of which are fully accessible but not between the levels. There are disabled toilets on both levels. It should be possible to park in Lawn Terrace with a disabled badge for using the upper level. At the lower level, there are two parking spaces. These need to be reserved in advance, so please contact us first on the email address at the bottom of the page. 

Is there car/cycle parking?
For cars, on street parking is possible in Lawn Terrace and other streets nearby in the evening and on Sunday. Other times, there is paid parking at Blackheath Station, in the village and at the Post Office. 

We have 3 Sheffield stands in front of the meeting house for bicycles. 

Can I bring my dog?
Unfortunately we can only welcome assistance dogs.