Question 1

How do I find an AA meeting near me?

Accepted Answer

Use the search bar on this page to find Alcoholics Anonymous meetings by group name, location, or address. You can filter by day of the week, time of day (morning, afternoon, evening, night), meeting type (open, closed, Big Book, speaker, discussion), format (in-person, online, hybrid), and region. Enable your location to sort by distance and find the nearest meeting.

Question 2

What is the difference between an open and closed AA meeting?

Accepted Answer

Open AA meetings welcome anyone interested in learning about Alcoholics Anonymous, including family, friends, and professionals. Closed meetings are exclusively for people who have a desire to stop drinking. Both types are free to attend and require no registration.

Question 3

Are there online AA meetings available?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Many groups offer online meetings via Zoom and other platforms. Use the Format filter to select 'Online' or 'Hybrid' meetings, or click the 'Online' quick filter button to see all virtual options. Online meetings allow you to attend from anywhere.

Question 4

Are there Spanish-language AA meetings?

Accepted Answer

Yes. This directory includes hundreds of Spanish-language AA meetings (AA en Espanol) across the Dallas area. Use the Meeting Type filter and select 'Spanish' under Language to find these meetings.

Question 5

What areas does this AA meeting directory cover?

Accepted Answer

This directory covers thousands of AA meetings across Dallas, Fort Worth, Tyler, Abilene (District 71), Oklahoma City, Lubbock, El Paso, Waco, and Arkansas (Little Rock, Hot Springs, Fort Smith, Fayetteville, Texarkana, and more). Data is sourced from Dallas Central Office, Fort Worth Central Office, Tyler Central Office, District 71 AA, Arkansas Central Office, OKC Intergroup, NWTA 66, Central Texas AA Intergroup, and AA en Espanol Dallas.

Question 6

Does it cost anything to attend an AA meeting?

Accepted Answer

No. There are no dues or fees for attending AA meetings. Alcoholics Anonymous is self-supporting through voluntary contributions. A basket may be passed but contributing is completely optional and never required.

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