Welcome
Alcoholics Anonymous in Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA
Our next 5 upcoming meetings today are:
| Time | Meeting | Location | Region |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5:45 PM | Way Off Track |
Way Off Track
Online
|
Santa Fe |
| 5:45 PM | Eldorado Group |
Eldorado Community Center
|
Eldorado |
| 6:00 PM | San Miguel AA Group |
Ribera Community Center
|
Ribera |
| 6:00 PM | There is a Solution |
St. John's United Methodist Church
|
Santa Fe |
| 6:00 PM | Happy Hour Group |
The Friendship Club
|
Santa Fe |
Please click here for our full list of weekly meetings. Would you like to download a copy of our printed meeting schedule?
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You are not alone.
We, who are in AA have been where you are. We know exactly how you feel. We have found a solution. We believe that you can, too.
In the Santa Fe area, we have 110 meetings of 56 groups in 23 meeting locations per week.
Please, join us.
Latest Site Updates:
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- Why Does Everyone Keep Talking About Service?What does service mean in AA? From making coffee to sponsoring others, learn why service has become an important part of AA recovery.
- Why Do Some AA Meetings End With the Lord’s Prayer?Why do some AA meetings close with the Lord’s Prayer while others don’t? Explore AA’s history, group autonomy, spirituality, and the importance of welcoming members from different backgrounds.
- Do I Really Have to Do 90 Meetings in 90 Days?Is 90 meetings in 90 days an AA requirement? Learn where “90 in 90” comes from and the difference between AA literature and custom.
- Can You Talk About Drugs at an AA Meeting?Can members discuss drugs at AA meetings? Explore AA’s singleness of purpose, the difference between open and closed meetings, and why individual groups approach this question differently.