AA meetings in New Mexico
Every city in New Mexico with an AA meeting, largest first. Pick a city for its groups and the week's schedule.
Most meetings
Biggest cities in New Mexico
The twelve cities in New Mexico with the most meetings a week.
- Albuquerque187 groups, 462 meetings
- Santa Fe46 groups, 97 meetings
- Rio Rancho36 groups, 94 meetings
- Las Cruces28 groups, 78 meetings
- Farmington12 groups, 40 meetings
- Alamogordo11 groups, 35 meetings
- Gallup6 groups, 28 meetings
- Hobbs6 groups, 27 meetings
- Roswell10 groups, 27 meetings
- Los Lunas11 groups, 22 meetings
- Ruidoso4 groups, 21 meetings
- Las Vegas4 groups, 20 meetings
Every other city in New Mexico
78 more cities, alphabetically.
- Abiquiu1 groups, 1 meetings
- Alameda1 groups, 1 meetings
- Angel Fire1 groups, 1 meetings
- Anthony1 groups, 3 meetings
- Arenas Valley1 groups, 1 meetings
- Artesia2 groups, 11 meetings
- Aztec3 groups, 18 meetings
- Bayard1 groups, 1 meetings
- Belen5 groups, 12 meetings
- Bernalillo4 groups, 5 meetings
- Bloomfield2 groups, 5 meetings
- Bosque Farms1 groups, 1 meetings
- Capitan1 groups, 1 meetings
- Carlsbad3 groups, 15 meetings
- Carrizozo2 groups, 2 meetings
- Cedar Crest3 groups, 3 meetings
- Chama1 groups, 1 meetings
- Clayton2 groups, 2 meetings
- Cloudcroft1 groups, 3 meetings
- Clovis1 groups, 13 meetings
- Cochiti1 groups, 1 meetings
- Cochiti Pueblo1 groups, 1 meetings
- Corrales11 groups, 12 meetings
- Cuba1 groups, 1 meetings
- Deming6 groups, 14 meetings
- Dixon1 groups, 2 meetings
- Edgewood6 groups, 8 meetings
- El Prado1 groups, 1 meetings
- Eldorado at Santa Fe1 groups, 1 meetings
- Galisteo1 groups, 1 meetings
- Garfield1 groups, 2 meetings
- Gila1 groups, 1 meetings
- Glenwood1 groups, 1 meetings
- Grants4 groups, 8 meetings
- Hanover2 groups, 2 meetings
- Holloman Afb1 groups, 1 meetings
- Isleta Pueblo1 groups, 1 meetings
- Jal1 groups, 2 meetings
- Jemez Pueblo1 groups, 1 meetings
- Jemez Springs2 groups, 4 meetings
- Laguna Pueblo1 groups, 1 meetings
- Logan1 groups, 1 meetings
- Lordsburg2 groups, 2 meetings
- Los Alamos5 groups, 13 meetings
- Los Cerrillos1 groups, 1 meetings
- Lovington1 groups, 1 meetings
- Madrid1 groups, 1 meetings
- Magdalena1 groups, 2 meetings
- Magdelena5 groups, 10 meetings
- Mayhill1 groups, 1 meetings
- Mora2 groups, 2 meetings
- Moriarty1 groups, 2 meetings
- Mountainair1 groups, 2 meetings
- Navajo1 groups, 1 meetings
- New Laguna1 groups, 1 meetings
- Ohkay Owingeh1 groups, 1 meetings
- Penasco2 groups, 2 meetings
- Placitas4 groups, 8 meetings
- Portales6 groups, 14 meetings
- Questa1 groups, 1 meetings
- Ranchos De Taos1 groups, 1 meetings
- Raton1 groups, 3 meetings
- Red River1 groups, 1 meetings
- Ribera2 groups, 2 meetings
- Santa Rosa1 groups, 1 meetings
- Santo Domingo Pueblo1 groups, 1 meetings
- Shiprock2 groups, 4 meetings
- Silver City5 groups, 13 meetings
- Socorro4 groups, 8 meetings
- Springer1 groups, 1 meetings
- Taos13 groups, 20 meetings
- Tijeras3 groups, 7 meetings
- Truth Or Consequences9 groups, 17 meetings
- Tucumcari1 groups, 3 meetings
- Tularosa1 groups, 2 meetings
- Villanueva1 groups, 1 meetings
- White Rock1 groups, 1 meetings
- Zia Pueblo1 groups, 1 meetings
Questions about AA in New Mexico
How many A.A. meetings does New Mexico have?
932 meetings a week, spread across 76 cities. That is what is in the published lists for New Mexico, and a group that has never registered is in none of them.
What is the busiest city in New Mexico?
Albuquerque. 310 a week there, more than anywhere else in New Mexico. Then Las Cruces with 78 and Rio Rancho with 53.
Are small towns in New Mexico listed too?
47 of the 76 cities on this page have four meetings a week or fewer. A small town meeting is often the one people keep going back to, so none of them is left off.
Do I have to give my name?
First names only is the custom, and nobody will press you for more. What is said in the room is understood to stay there. Members do not repeat who they saw or what they heard. The worry about being seen fades faster than most people expect.
Do A.A. meetings cost anything?
No, and there is no membership to buy either. The groups are self supporting, which is where the basket comes from, and it is never asked of a first timer. Paying for treatment is a separate question with a separate answer, and (844) 822-5800 can take that one.
What is a first meeting actually like?
Most meetings run an hour, start on time, and look like any other room full of people having a conversation. There is no form to fill in and no joining. Turning up is the whole of it. If it helps, go a little early and tell whoever is setting up that it is your first one.