Access

The Meeting House is accessible via the driveway to the village cemetery through a pair of wooden gates in a high stone wall. There is a turning point by the Meeting House and disabled visitors may park nearby but most visitors will park on the public highway. For the most part this simple seventeenth century Meeting House has been maintained in its original condition and there is no mains heating or lighting.

Past Events

The Adderbury Meeting House held an annual Adderbury Gathering up until 2024.

These were attended by Quakers from across the country with a presentation each year by a recognised expert on a topic of wider concern. Topics included:

• • Positive Money – how money works in the economy
  • A celebration of Quaker Music, Poetry and Prose and display of arts and crafts
  • The Simple Future Beyond Oil
  • Ramallah and Brummanna: Quaker Schools in the Middle East
  • The anti-slavery movement
  • The Quaker UN office in Geneva
  • Circles of Support and Accountability
  • The local Katherine House hospice & the hospice movement
  • Eye-Witness stories from the West Bank and Israel
  • Reparations for historical injustices? A Quaker take.
  • Climate seems to be the hardest word
  • Receptive Ecumenism: learning from other people’s experiences of the Light