AA meetings in Stanford, KY

Every AA meeting in Stanford, listed by day, time and format. Use the filters to find one that fits you.

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Stanford AA meeting schedule

Grouped by day. All times are Stanford time. Meetings change, so check with the group before you travel a long way.

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Every one of them is free and you can walk into any of them.

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Showing 17 of 17 meetings in Stanford.

What these mean

Open
Anyone may attend, including family, friends and people who are simply curious. Nobody has to say why they came.
Closed
For people who have a desire to stop drinking. If you are not sure that is you, an open meeting is the safe first choice.
Men
Only men attend.
Wheelchair Access
The room can be reached and used in a wheelchair.
Discussion
A topic is raised and whoever wants to speak does. You can sit through the whole hour without saying anything.

Sunday2 meetings

Sunday AA meetings in Stanford, earliest first.
TimeWhereMeeting
12:00 pmDanvilleLunch Bunch Group725 S 2nd St, Danville, KY
DiscussionOpen
6:00 pmDanvilleLexington Avenue Group725 S 2nd St, Danville, KY
DiscussionOpen

Monday3 meetings

Monday AA meetings in Stanford, earliest first.
TimeWhereMeeting
10:00 amDanvilleMonday Wednesday And Friday Group500 W Main St, Danville, KY
DiscussionOpenWheelchair Access
12:00 pmDanvilleLunch Bunch Group725 S 2nd St, Danville, KY
DiscussionOpen
6:00 pmDanvilleLexington Avenue Group725 S 2nd St, Danville, KY
DiscussionOpen

Tuesday2 meetings

Tuesday AA meetings in Stanford, earliest first.
TimeWhereMeeting
12:00 pmDanvilleLunch Bunch Group725 S 2nd St, Danville, KY
DiscussionOpen
7:00 pmin StanfordNew Found Freedom Group213 E Main St, Stanford, KY
DiscussionOpen

Wednesday4 meetings

Wednesday AA meetings in Stanford, earliest first.
TimeWhereMeeting
10:00 amDanvilleMonday Wednesday And Friday Group500 W Main St, Danville, KY
DiscussionOpenWheelchair Access
12:00 pmDanvilleLunch Bunch Group725 S 2nd St, Danville, KY
DiscussionOpen
6:30 pmDanvilleWomen Reborn Group555 E Lexington Ave, Danville, KY
DiscussionOpen
8:00 pmDanvilleFour Horseman Group Men329 S 2nd St, Danville, KY
DiscussionMenOpen

Thursday2 meetings

Thursday AA meetings in Stanford, earliest first.
TimeWhereMeeting
12:00 pmDanvilleLunch Bunch Group725 S 2nd St, Danville, KY
DiscussionOpen
8:00 pmDanvilleBlue Grass Group725 S 2nd St, Danville, KY
DiscussionOpenWheelchair Access

Friday3 meetings

Friday AA meetings in Stanford, earliest first.
TimeWhereMeeting
10:00 amDanvilleMonday Wednesday And Friday Group500 W Main St, Danville, KY
DiscussionOpenWheelchair Access
12:00 pmDanvilleLunch Bunch Group725 S 2nd St, Danville, KY
DiscussionOpen
6:00 pmDanvilleLexington Avenue Group725 S 2nd St, Danville, KY
ClosedDiscussion

Saturday1 meeting

Saturday AA meetings in Stanford, earliest first.
TimeWhereMeeting
12:00 pmDanvilleLunch Bunch Group725 S 2nd St, Danville, KY
DiscussionOpen

1 group in Stanford

A group is the set of people who run a meeting. Most run more than one a week.

  • New Found Freedom Group1 meeting a week

AA meetings near Stanford

Each of these runs the same rule as this page, so the count is what that page will really show you.

Questions about AA in Stanford

How many AA meetings are near Stanford?

17 inside 10 miles, across 2 cities. Every row says which town it is in and how far.

Which day is busiest for AA in Stanford?

There is at least one listed every day of the week, including Saturday, which is the thinnest day here with 1 meeting.

What is the difference between an open and a closed meeting in Stanford?

16 of the 17 listed here are marked open, which means anyone can attend, including family. 1 is marked closed, for people who want to stop drinking.

Is going to meetings enough on its own?

No. One is a room full of members and the other is a clinical service. The two are not in competition and the fellowship has no view on treatment either way. Nobody at the meetings listed here will ask you for money.

Do I have to stop drinking before I go to a meeting?

No. Wanting to stop is enough, and being unsure is close enough to that. A desire to stop is also compatible with not being certain you want to stop, which is where most people actually are. Nobody will ask how much you drink.

What does a sponsor actually do?

A sponsor is another member who has been at it longer, not a professional. Most groups will point a newcomer toward members who are available to sponsor, if you say that is what you are looking for. Asking in person after a meeting works better than asking during one.

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