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Every U.S. state and 50+ countries, with local groups, days and times. Counts below are weekly meetings.
United States
- Alabama (354)
- Alaska (162)
- Arizona (1,371)
- Arkansas (287)
- California (10,271)
- Colorado (1,075)
- Connecticut (1,224)
- Delaware (287)
- District of Columbia (191)
- Florida (3,451)
- Georgia (994)
- Hawaii (331)
- Idaho (415)
- Illinois (3,066)
- Indiana (1,350)
- Iowa (746)
- Kansas (359)
- Kentucky (902)
- Louisiana (647)
- Maine (539)
- Maryland (1,333)
- Massachusetts (2,043)
- Michigan (2,262)
- Minnesota (1,750)
- Mississippi (210)
- Missouri (977)
- Montana (329)
- Nebraska (793)
- Nevada (667)
- New Hampshire (564)
- New Jersey (1,652)
- New Mexico (442)
- New York (3,743)
- North Carolina (1,407)
- North Dakota (185)
- Ohio (3,138)
- Oklahoma (497)
- Oregon (1,281)
- Pennsylvania (2,522)
- Rhode Island (320)
- South Carolina (513)
- South Dakota (152)
- Tennessee (757)
- Texas (1,826)
- Utah (454)
- Vermont (343)
- Virginia (1,696)
- Washington (2,230)
- West Virginia (235)
- Wisconsin (1,785)
- Wyoming (116)
Europe
- Albania (3)
- Austria (14)
- Belgium (28)
- Bosnia and Herzegovina (1)
- Bulgaria (3)
- Croatia (6)
- Czech Republic (13)
- Denmark (8)
- Estonia (1)
- Finland (8)
- France (594)
- Germany (1,542)
- Gibraltar (2)
- Greece (15)
- Hungary (3)
- Iceland (3)
- Italy (29)
- Latvia (3)
- Lithuania (4)
- Luxembourg (10)
- Malta (14)
- Monaco (4)
- Montenegro (2)
- Netherlands (77)
- Norway (172)
- Poland (2,602)
- Portugal (131)
- Romania (2)
- Serbia (2)
- Slovakia (1)
- Slovenia (40)
- Spain (473)
- Sweden (18)
- Switzerland (161)
- Ukraine (2)
- United Kingdom (1,026)
Rest of the world
Can't find your country, or need a meeting right now? Online meetings run 24 hours a day and anyone can join.
Find an online meetingWhat is Alcoholics Anonymous?
Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) is a free, peer-led fellowship for people who want to stop drinking. Members meet in person and online to share their experience, strength, and hope, and to support each other's recovery. There are no dues or fees — the only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. Meetings run every day across the United States, Europe, and worldwide.
- Completely anonymous
- Share only your first name, and take part at whatever level you are comfortable with.
- Free of charge
- Every AA meeting is free. The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking.
- Peer support
- People who have been there understand in a way that others often can't.
Types of AA meeting
Find the right meeting format that suits your needs and comfort level
- Open Meetings
- Welcome to anyone interested in AA, including family and friends
- Closed Meetings
- For those who have a desire to stop drinking or think they might have a problem
- Discussion Meetings
- Interactive format where members share experiences on chosen topics
- Big Book Study
- Focus on reading and discussing AA's primary text chapter by chapter
- Step Meetings
- Dedicated to studying and working through the 12 Steps of recovery
- Speaker Meetings
- Feature personal stories of recovery from AA members
Benefits of Attending AA Meetings
What regular meeting attendance actually does for people in recovery
Emotional Support
Connect with people who have been through it themselves
Safe Environment
Judgment-free space for sharing and healing
Community
Build lasting friendships and accountability partnerships
Practical Tools
Learn proven strategies for maintaining sobriety
Personal Growth
Develop emotional and spiritual resilience
Long-term Success
Improve your chances of sustained recovery
Free Recovery Tools
Private tools for tracking sobriety, meetings, and daily reflection. No sign-up. All data stays on your device.
Track money saved, calories avoided, and health milestones.
Keep an early-recovery meeting punch card, one day at a time.
Breathing tools and steady words for a hard moment.
Track meetings and print official court/probation logs.
Simple Step 10 inventory: wins, struggles, and gratitude.
Locate AA meetings near you, in person or online.
Getting Started with AA
Walking into a first meeting is hard. These four steps make it a little less so.
Find a Meeting
Use our directory to locate meetings in your area by city, state, or meeting type
Just Show Up
No registration required. Arrive a few minutes early and introduce yourself if comfortable
Listen & Learn
You're not required to speak. Many newcomers simply listen for their first few meetings
Find Your Group
Try different meetings to find the format and community that feels right for you
Wondering what comes next? Learn what a sponsor is and how to find one.
Ready to Find a Meeting?
Browse AA meetings across the United States, Europe, and worldwide. Online and in-person options available.
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about attending AA meetings and what to expect