AA meetings in Louisville, MS

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

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Louisville AA meeting schedule

Grouped by day. All times are Louisville 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 12 of 12 meetings in Louisville.

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.
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.
Big Book
Reading and discussion from Alcoholics Anonymous, the book members call the Big Book.

Sunday1 meeting

Sunday AA meetings in Louisville, earliest first.
TimeWhereMeeting
6:00 pmPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia Union Group208 Range Ave, Philadelphia, MS
DiscussionClosed

Monday2 meetings

Monday AA meetings in Louisville, earliest first.
TimeWhereMeeting
7:00 pmPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia Union Group208 Range Ave, Philadelphia, MS
12 Steps & 12 TraditionsClosedStep StudyWheelchair Access
7:30 pmin LouisvilleLouisville-winston County Group610 E Main St, Louisville, MS
DiscussionOpen

Tuesday3 meetings

Tuesday AA meetings in Louisville, earliest first.
TimeWhereMeeting
12:15 pmPhiladelphiaBig Book Discussion Group10701 St Francis Dr, Philadelphia, MS
DiscussionOpen
7:00 pmAckermanAckerman AA GroupS Louisville St, Ackerman, MS
7:00 pmPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia Union Group208 Range Ave, Philadelphia, MS
DiscussionOpen

Wednesday2 meetings

Wednesday AA meetings in Louisville, earliest first.
TimeWhereMeeting
7:00 pmPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia Union Group208 Range Ave, Philadelphia, MS
Big BookDiscussionOpen
7:30 pmin LouisvilleLouisville-winston County Group610 E Main St, Louisville, MS
Big BookClosed

Thursday2 meetings

Thursday AA meetings in Louisville, earliest first.
TimeWhereMeeting
12:15 pmPhiladelphiaBig Book Discussion Group10701 St Francis Dr, Philadelphia, MS
DiscussionOpen
7:00 pmPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia Union Group208 Range Ave, Philadelphia, MS
Big BookOpen

Friday1 meeting

Friday AA meetings in Louisville, earliest first.
TimeWhereMeeting
7:00 pmPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia Union Group208 Range Ave, Philadelphia, MS
DiscussionOpen

Saturday1 meeting

Saturday AA meetings in Louisville, earliest first.
TimeWhereMeeting
7:00 pmPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia Union Group208 Range Ave, Philadelphia, MS
Step StudyOpen

1 group in Louisville

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

  • Louisville-winston County Group2 meetings a week

AA meetings near Louisville

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 Louisville

What is listed near Louisville?

12 within 25 miles, which is how far this page had to reach to show you a full week. 2 are in Louisville itself.

Which day is busiest for AA in Louisville?

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

Can I go to a meeting in Louisville if I am not sure I am an alcoholic?

8 of the 12 listed here are marked open, which means anyone can attend, including family. 3 are marked closed, for people who want to stop drinking.

How many AA groups are there in Louisville?

One group, Louisville-winston County Group, and it is linked above with everything it runs.

What is the difference between AA and NA?

Different fellowships, same twelve steps, different books. Both are free, both are run by their own members and neither takes outside money. This site lists both, so the N.A. pages for this area are linked in the footer.

Do AA meetings sign court papers?

Generally yes, though asking before the meeting rather than after is wiser. The person who signs is a member volunteering, not an official of anything, and the signature carries whatever weight the court gives it. It is worth ringing the group first if the signature is the whole reason for the trip.

Is AA the same as rehab?

No, and they are not alternatives so much as different things. Plenty of people do both, often treatment first and meetings afterward for years. That is as true across Mississippi as it is in Louisville.

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