Welcome
Alcoholics Anonymous in Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA
Our next 5 upcoming meetings today are:
Time | Meeting | Location | Region |
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5:30 pm | Santa Fe Suites |
Santa Fe Suites - Unit 711
|
Santa Fe |
5:45 pm | Way Off Track |
Way Off Track
Online
|
Santa Fe |
5:45 pm | Eldorado Group |
Eldorado
|
Eldorado |
6:00 pm | There is a Solution |
St. John's United Methodist Church
|
Santa Fe |
6:00 pm | Live and Let Live - Queer it is? |
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 114 meetings of 73 groups in 25 meeting locations per week.
Please, join us.
Latest Site Updates:
- Plain Language Big Book is now available!We have ordered copies for sale by the Central Office. We will update this post once the books… Read more: Plain Language Big Book is now available!
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