AA Meetings near Raleigh, North Carolina
Find Alcoholics Anonymous meetings near you in the Raleigh / Research Triangle area. Browse open meetings, closed meetings, speaker meetings, and more. Filter by day, time, or meeting type to find the perfect meeting for your recovery journey. Extensive meeting options across the Research Triangle with many daytime, evening, and specialty meetings. Serving Downtown, North Hills, Glenwood South, Five Points, Oakwood and surrounding areas.
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Women's Path to Serenity
Promises Group - Beginners
(Intersection of Willow Drive & 15-501) near University Mall
(Intersection of Willow Drive & 15-501) near University Mall
North Raleigh Group - Noon Zoom - Daily Reflections
Meeting ID: 860 0839 0450 Passcode: 079342
Tuesday Thursday Nooners
We invite you to our regular closed discussion meeting. In support of A.A.’s singleness of purpose, attendance at closed meetings is limited to persons who have a desire to stop drinking. If you think you have a problem with alcohol, you are welcome to attend this meeting. We ask that when discussing our problems, we confine ourselves to those problems as they relate to alcoholism.
Meeting ID: 851 8473 8520 / Passcode: 800655
12&12@12
Enter through the main entrance facing Whitaker Mill Road -- these are the double doors beneath the awning. Room is on the second floor.
Enter through the main entrance facing Whitaker Mill Road -- these are the double doors beneath the awning. Room is on the second floor.
G2 - Noon
YES, WE ARE MEETING. ALL G2 MEETINGS ARE IN-PERSON. NO VIRTUAL, ONLY OFFERED IN-PERSON. "Open" means ANY MEMBER OF THE COMMUNITY is allowed to attend.
First Things First
No BS Group of Alcoholics Anonymous
Nooners
We meet downstairs. Far end of property in basement.
Coming from the South (Raleigh), second parking lot entrance. From the North, first parking lot entrance. Meeting in that first building, downstairs.
We meet downstairs. Far end of property in basement.
The Turning Point
Please use the entrance at the back of the building for all meetings after 7pm.
Please use the entrance at the back of the building for all meetings after 7pm.
A Latte Hope Group
Zoom Progress Not Perfection - Women's Meeting
Happy Hour
Masks Available. Meetings require masks and social distancing.
CC Newcomer's Meeting
Let Go and Let God - Hybrid
Meeting ID Number: 484 012 1592 Password: 205113
RTP Lunch Bunch - Hybrid Only Tuesday
Meeting ID: 4617232289 Passcode: serenity This meeting meets in-person (hybrid) ONLY on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Greenwood Forest - Big Book Meeting
A New Freedom
The meeting is located in the Fellowship building downstairs; it is not wheelchair accessible.
Chairperson Choice from the following formats: Literature, Mediation, Discussion or Speaker meeting based on AA literature. This is an open meeting of Alcoholics Anonymous and all members of the community are welcome to attend.
The meeting is located in the Fellowship building downstairs; it is not wheelchair accessible.
Sobriety First
Turning Point
Across the street from Millbrook Elementary School. Enter though the back door. The meeting is in the fellowship hall.
Across the street from Millbrook Elementary School. Enter though the back door. The meeting is in the fellowship hall.
Ladies Into Action
Freedom From Bondage
Please use the entrance at the back of the building for all meetings after 7pm.
In person and Online
Please use the entrance at the back of the building for all meetings after 7pm.
Downtown Group
1st Tuesday: STEP 1 2nd Tuesday: STEP 2 3rd Tuesday: STEP 3 4th Tuesday: TRADITION corresponding with the month If there is a 5th Tuesday: Discussion- ChairPerson’s Choice Hope to see you there. One Day At Time! Here’s To Another 24. As always the meetings will open at 6:30 PM. Meeting starts at 7p.
Soul Food
Use Entrance into 121 Hillsborough Street
Use Entrance into 121 Hillsborough Street
The Big Book Group - Beginner's Meeting
The same meeting schedule will apply: Tuesday @ 7pm and 8pm; Thursday @ 8pm.
Principles Group - Literature Discussion
The Light Group
At intersection with Wade Ave
At intersection with Wade Ave
Into Action Group
Park and enter through the front door of the office building and take the stairs or elevator to the third floor.
Open discussion topic driven solution oriented.
Park and enter through the front door of the office building and take the stairs or elevator to the third floor.
Jumping Off Place
We will be meeting in Anderson Hall. Enter in the the side of the building closest to Northbrook Dr. Handicapped Accessible: Located at the front of the church, on the Six Forks side. Bring your books if you have them. 1st Tues: Big Book. 2nd Tues: Grapevine. 3rd Tues: 12&12. 4th Tues: Speaker. 5th Tues: Chairperson's choice.
Rise Above It
Park in back. Meeting is through the door in the building on the right side.
1st Tuesday: open Speaker 2nd Tuesday: closed Tradition 3rd and 4th Tuesday: closed Big Book Study 5th Tuesday: Open Concept
Park in back. Meeting is through the door in the building on the right side.
There is a Solution - Beginner's Meeting
Beginner's Meeting
Spring Forest Recovery Group
We are meeting outside the Camel Club.
Love and Tolerance
Park on the left side of the church (same side as the graveyard). Follow the signs down the steps by the food pantry.
Park on the left side of the church (same side as the graveyard). Follow the signs down the steps by the food pantry.
North Raleigh Group
Enter the door in the back of church.
Enter the door in the back of church.
Fourth Dimension
Unit #130
Unit #130
The Calamity Jane
1st Tuesday Big Book Study
Every other Tuesday is a book study and the other Tuesdays are open discussion meetings.
1st Tuesday Big Book Study
Our Common Welfare
Southern Village Men's Group
Across the street from Christ United Methodist Church, In a brick building with white columns - parking in rear.
Across the street from Christ United Methodist Church, In a brick building with white columns - parking in rear.
Garner Big Book
Left side of the building. Go down the stairs into the basement.
Southpoint Group
Building in back of parking lot.
Building in back of parking lot.
Steps to Recovery
Step Study meeting with a Tradition Study on the last Tuesday of the month.
Primary Purpose Group - Hybrid
Online Meeting Link: https://us04web.zoom.us/j/3209092008 Dial-In: 929-436-2866 Meeting ID: 320 909 2008 1st Tuesday Big Book 2nd Tuesday Step of the month 3rd Tuesday AA Conferenced Approved Literature 4th Tuesday Tradition of the month 5th Tuesday workshop meets 7:30 - 9p
Raleigh's Busiest Meeting Locations
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Alano Club
37400 Crutchfield St, Durham, NC 27704, USA
Triangle Alano Club
341219 Buck Jones Rd, Raleigh, NC 27606, USA
AA Meeting Statistics for Raleigh
Most listings: Thursday with 83 meetings
Most common meeting types: English (479), Discussion (299), Open (271), Closed (193), Big Book (97)
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About AA Meetings near Raleigh, North Carolina
This directory helps people find Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meetings near Raleigh, North Carolina. Review current meeting times, formats, addresses, accessibility details, and online attendance options before choosing a meeting.
The 2025 U.S. Census Gazetteer lists Raleigh as a city in North Carolina covering approximately 152.263 square miles of land. MyMeetings uses its Census reference point to center the nearby meeting search.
MyMeetings currently returns 500 AA meeting listings in and around Raleigh. Because schedules can change, confirm the latest time and location on the individual meeting page before attending.
Raleigh is home to approximately 474,000 residents. The search on this page is centered on the Raleigh / Research Triangle area and can include nearby communities so people can compare more meeting options.
Local meetings in Raleigh are coordinated through the Tri-County Intergroup. Visit Tri-County Intergroup for the most up-to-date meeting information and local contacts.
Types of AA Meetings Available in Raleigh
Open Meetings: Anyone interested in learning about AA can attend, including family members, friends, and those curious about the program.
Closed Meetings: Reserved for individuals who have a desire to stop drinking. These meetings offer a more intimate setting for sharing.
Speaker Meetings: One or more members share their experience, strength, and hope with the group.
Discussion Meetings: Members discuss a topic related to recovery, with everyone having an opportunity to share.
Big Book/Step Study: Focused study of AA literature including the Big Book and the 12 Steps.
Beginner Meetings: Specifically designed for newcomers who may be attending their first meetings. These groups provide extra guidance on how AA works, the 12 Steps, and getting a sponsor.
Online/Virtual Meetings: Participate from anywhere via video or phone. Virtual listings can help when travel, mobility, or scheduling makes an in-person meeting difficult.
Finding the Right Meeting in Raleigh
Use the filters above to compare meetings by day, time, format, and accessibility. Results are centered on the Raleigh / Research Triangle area and may include meetings in surrounding communities.
Local coverage includes areas such as Downtown, North Hills, Glenwood South, Five Points, Oakwood.
Getting to AA Meetings in Raleigh
GoTriangle regional services and local buses; Raleigh-Durham International Airport (RDU) serves national flights. The MyMeetings app shows the exact address for every meeting location so you can plan your route in advance—no matter how you're getting there.
Recovery Resources in Raleigh
In addition to AA meetings, Raleigh residents can access recovery support through the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), which provides a national helpline (1-800-662-4357) and treatment locator. The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism (NIAAA) offers evidence-based research confirming that consistent participation in peer support groups like AA significantly improves long-term sobriety outcomes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many AA meetings are in Raleigh?
MyMeetings currently returns 500 meeting listings in and around Raleigh. Results may include nearby communities so you can compare more options.
What types of AA meetings are available in Raleigh?
Current listings near Raleigh identify formats including 11th Step Meditation, 12 Steps & 12 Traditions, As Bill Sees It, Babysitting Available, Big Book, Child-Friendly, Closed, and Daily Reflections. Use the filters on this page to review the formats attached to each listing.
Are there AA meetings near Raleigh every day?
Current listings near Raleigh include meetings on all seven days of the week. Thursday currently has the most listings, with 83.
Are there online AA meetings available in Raleigh?
The current directory includes 141 listings near Raleigh with online access details. Review the individual listing for its current joining instructions.
How do I find wheelchair accessible AA meetings in Raleigh?
28 current listings are marked as wheelchair accessible near Raleigh. Confirm specific accommodations with the meeting organizer or venue before attending.
What should I expect at my first AA meeting in Raleigh?
AA meeting practices vary by group. Open meetings welcome anyone interested in learning about AA, while closed meetings are for people with a desire to stop drinking. You may listen without speaking; review the individual listing for its format and any arrival notes.
How do I contact the local AA office in Raleigh?
The directory identifies Tri-County Intergroup as the local AA office serving Raleigh. Visit https://triangleaa.org/ for its current contact information.
How often are AA meeting listings updated for Raleigh?
This page loads the current MyMeetings directory for the area around Raleigh. Schedules can still change, so confirm the individual listing before traveling.
Can I find AA meetings outside Raleigh, North Carolina?
Yes. Use the nearby cities section to browse additional meeting directories in North Carolina and across state lines.
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