A.A. - Al-Anon
Recovery Events Local Meetings Or Recovery Events Note:
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Canceled !
( C'Ya In 2023 ) Bethlehem Men's A.A. Group Sober Family Picnic ( Formally For 20 yrs Morris A.A. Groups Picnic ) Sunday August 14th, 2022 
Bantam Civic Assoc. Pavilion, Route 209, Bantam, Ct. Live Band View or Print a flyer for your meeting: "Print Here" . . . Sponsored By: Tuesday Bethlehem Men's Big Book Step A.A. Group
* NEW 2020
Watertown Al-Anon Family Group Step Meeting Tuesday Morning 10:00 am Handicap Access Union Congregational Church, 161 Buckingham, St, Oakville, Ct. 06779 Stop By and Join Us !
A.A. Is In The Samoas !
Nurture Your Spiritual Condition As You Help Us Fortify Our "Outpost Of Sobriety." We warmly welcome newcomers and members travelling through the Pacific. Come to our meetings or phone us to arrange an informal get-together. We Invite You To Join Us More Info Here
Meeting Day Moved To Thursday !
Seymour Big Book Step Study Workshop ( Formally Wednesday Night ) Thursday 7:00pm - 8:15pm Seymour Congregational Church 15 Broad Street, Seymour, Ct. Come Work And Study The Big Book Steps With Us !
We Have Moved Back To Morris !
Morris Womens A.A. 'Miracles In Progress' Closed Big Book Step Meeting Friday 7:30pm - 9:00pm Morris Congregational Church, ( 2nd Floor ) Route 109, Morris Ct. We Welcome All Women In Sobriety Bring Your Big Book Stop By And Join Us For A Cup Of Coffee, Fellowship, Serenity, and Recovery ! For More Info: link here
Connecticut A.A. Area 11
All The Current State Events 'Area Roundup' in the Spring, 'Soberfest' in the Summer, and our 'Convention' and 'Young People's Conference' in the Fall. For More Info/Events: link here
Connecticut State Conference
of Young People in AA (CSCYPAA) ~ Monthly Meetings ~ Come Join Us And Give Us A Hand Planning Committee Meets 4th Sunday Of Each Month (unless otherwise stated on website) Meetings Are At 12:00 noon At the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Cromwell, CT. For More Info Or Directions: link here Or Email The Committee: link here There Are No Age Restrictions. Everyone Is Welcome! We define 'Young People' As: Anyone Who Still Has Room To Grow GET INVOLVED . . . and . . . STAY SOBER !!!
4th Saturday Of Every Month!
Open Mic The Bristol Recovery Club 67 West Street, ( rear ) Bristol, CT. Opening Band: "To Be Announced" FREE ADMISSION [ But We Do Pass The Basket ] 6:30pm: Sign Up Open Mic - DANCING - Till 11:00pm Food and Beverages Available More BRC Events Or Directions: link here
'Breakfast Every Sunday Morning'
The Sahara Club, 165 North Main Street, Ansonia, Ct. Time: 8:30am Till 10:15am Cost: $3.50 And Up Followed By If You Wish Our 10:30am Open Step Meeting This Week Come Join Us For Breakfast and ... A Meeting !
1st and 3rd Saturday Of Each Month !
Open Mic Windsor Recovery Club 118 Palisado Ave, Windsor, Ct. 7:00pm – 11:00pm Live Bands: Patchwork and Midnight Train, Etc Other Family Activities Camping Weekend In August ~ Several Dinners Dances and Cookouts Throughout The Year Many Daily A.A. and Al-Anon Meetings For More Information/Events: link here
Sober Dances At "The Barn in Enfield"
Powder Mill Barn 32 South Maple Street, Enfield, Ct. $7.00 Admission ~ Free Coffee Variety Of Music And Light Show With DJ Al Lavigne More Info Or Current Saturday Night Dates Contact DJ Al at 860-268-6342
'New A.A. Step Meeting'
Bristol Mens Big Book Step Study Saturday 8:00am To 9:30am Bristol Recovery Club 67 West Street (Rear) Bristol, Ct. For More Info link here
'New A.A. Step Meeting'
Goshen 'Coed' Big Book Step Study Saturday 7:00pm To 8:30pm Goshen Congrational Church Rtes 63 & 4, Goshen, Ct. For More Info link here
'Meeting Format/Time Change'
Morris Wednesday Night A.A. Meeting Big Book Step 1-2-3 - 6 Week Cycle 7:30pm - 9:00pm For More Info link here For Anyone Who Still Has Room . . . To Grow!
'Meeting Format/Time Change'
The Saturday Morning Waterbury Hospital Rarely Have We Seen A.A. Group New Start/Finish Time: 9:30am - 10:30am New Format: 24 Hour Book/Discussion Meeting
'Meeting Location Change'
Southbury Wednesday Womens A.A. Meeting Has Permanently Moved ! To: Sacred Heart R.C. Church, (In The Jerusalem Room) 910 Main Street South, Southbury, Ct. (Corner of Main Street South and Route 172, Exit 14 on I-84) Meeting Time: 3:30pm To 4:30pm
'Meeting Location Change'
Watertown Monday Morning Meeting Has Permanently Moved ! To: Gateway Bible Church 500 Buckingham Street, Oakville, Ct. Meeting Time: 10:30am To 12:00noon
'Meeting Location Change'
Watertown Monday Night Women’s Meeting Has Permanently Moved ! To: Gateway Bible Church 500 Buckingham Street, Oakville, Ct. Meeting Time: 7:30pm To 9:00pm
'Meeting Location Change'
Plainville Friday Night A.A. Speaker Meetings 'At The Wheeler Clinic' Has Permanently Moved ! ~~> To The Bristol Recovery Club <~~ 67 West Street, Bristol, Ct. Friday Night At 8:00pm "Effective Immediately" Wheeler Clinic Friday Night A.A. Group
'Meeting Time Change'
Oakville Tuesday Night A.A. Meeting 'Chuck Full Of Nuts' Start/End Time Change ! ~~> 7:30pm - 8:30pm <~~ "Effective Immediately" Oakville Tuesday Night A.A. Group
WE HAVE MOVED !
Bethlehem Womens A.A. 'Miracles In Progress' Closed Big Book Step Meeting Friday 7:00pm - 8:30pm Thomaston Savings Bank, Route 61, Bethlehem, Ct. We Welcome All Women In Sobriety Bring Your Big Book Stop By And Join Us For A Cup Of Coffee, Fellowship, Serenity, and Recovery! For More Info: link here
WE HAVE MOVED !
The Bethlehem Mens A.A. Tuesday Night Big Book Step Study 7:30pm To 9:00pm Meeting HAS RELOCATED TO... The Thomaston Savings Bank Community Room, Rte 61, 73 Main Street South, Bethlehem [ Climate Controled Air Conditioning ] STOP BY THIS WEEK AND JOIN US Get More Info/Directions Here A Fifteen Week Cycle ... To Study Our Twelve Steps Of Recovery
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American Sign Language (ASL) Signers For AA-related Conferences, Roundups, Large Events More Info E-mail Special Needs: link here
GET INVOLVED!
Connecticut State Convention Committee To Get Involved In Planning Meetings, At The Crowne Plaza, Cromwell, More Info E-mail Area 11 Convention Committee: link here
Visit The Wilson House
The Birthplace Of Bill Wilson 378 Village Street, East Dorset, Vt The Wilson House has been lovingly restored and is being maintained as a living memorial to Bill W., as a place of sanctuary where people can come to give thanks to God for their new lives. Local groups hold several A.A. and Al-Anon meetings in the House each week. There are 14 guest rooms available for overnight guests. For More Information: link here
Visit Stepping Stones
The Historic Home Of Bill and Lois Wilson 62 Oak Road, Katonah, New York Sharing the story of hope for the recovery from alcoholism, in the individual and the family, as it's embodied in the lives and home of Lois and Bill Wilson. More Info and All Events: link here
Visit Dr. Bob and Annie Smiths Home
855 Ardmore Avenue, Akron, Ohio The Birthplace Of A.A. Where It All Began ... June 10th, 1935 Dr. Bob's Home is open every day except Christmas from 12:00 to 3:00 p.m. You can come by yourself or come in a group. There will always be someone here to welcome you. Many once- hopeless alcoholics, Dr. Bob among them, made their first shaky steps toward recovery in this place. Walking through these rooms, we may reflect on those days in the 1930's and 1940's when the Smiths and their visitors spoke of spiritual matters, and reflected in gratitude, on how dramatically their lives had changed because of them. For More Info and 'Founders Day' Events: link here This Is A Place Of The Spirit!
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