AA meetings in Hayesville, NC

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

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Hayesville AA meeting schedule

Grouped by day. All times are Hayesville 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 15 of 15 meetings in Hayesville.

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.
Women
Only women attend.
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.
Big Book
Reading and discussion from Alcoholics Anonymous, the book members call the Big Book.

Monday4 meetings

Monday AA meetings in Hayesville, earliest first.
TimeWhereMeeting
12:00 pmin HayesvilleHayesville Book Study Group108 Sweetwater Church Rd, Hayesville, NC
ClosedStep StudyWheelchair Access
5:30 pmBlairsvilleCrazy About The Big Book Group83 Earl Shelton Rd Blairsville, Blairsville, GA 30512
Big BookOpen
7:00 pmBrasstownBrasstown Group255 Settawig Rd, Brasstown, NC
DiscussionOpen
7:00 pmBlairsvilleBlairsville Group2945 Young Harris Hwy 76 East Blairsville, Blairsville, GA 30512
Big BookOpen

Tuesday3 meetings

Tuesday AA meetings in Hayesville, earliest first.
TimeWhereMeeting
12:00 pmin HayesvilleLunch Bunch Group108 Sweetwater Church Rd, Hayesville, NC
DiscussionOpenWheelchair Access
7:00 pmYoung HarrisYoung Harris Group1114 Main St Young Harris, Young Harris, GA 30582
DiscussionMenOpen
7:00 pmMurphyNo Name Group76 Peachtree St, Murphy, NC
DiscussionOpenWheelchair Access

Wednesday2 meetings

Wednesday AA meetings in Hayesville, earliest first.
TimeWhereMeeting
1:00 pmMurphyAnything Goes Group69 Alpine St, Murphy, NC
DiscussionOpen
7:00 pmBlairsvilleBlairsville Group2945 Young Harris Hwy 76 East Blairsville, Blairsville, GA 30512
DiscussionOpen

Thursday1 meeting

Thursday AA meetings in Hayesville, earliest first.
TimeWhereMeeting
12:00 pmin HayesvilleLunch Bunch Group108 Sweetwater Church Rd, Hayesville, NC
DiscussionOpenWheelchair Access

Friday3 meetings

Friday AA meetings in Hayesville, earliest first.
TimeWhereMeeting
12:00 pmin HayesvilleHayesville Book Study Group108 Sweetwater Church Rd, Hayesville, NC
Big BookClosedWheelchair Access
1:00 pmMurphyA Womans Way Women69 Alpine St, Murphy, NC
DiscussionOpenWomen
7:00 pmBrasstownBrasstown Group255 Settawig Rd, Brasstown, NC
Big BookOpen

Saturday2 meetings

Saturday AA meetings in Hayesville, earliest first.
TimeWhereMeeting
8:00 amBlairsvilleBlairsville Group2945 Young Harris Hwy 76 East Blairsville, Blairsville, GA 30512
DiscussionOpen
7:00 pmin HayesvilleHayesville Group989 US-64 BUS, Hayesville, NC
DiscussionOpenWheelchair Access

3 groups in Hayesville

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

  • Hayesville Book Study Group2 meetings a week
  • Lunch Bunch Group2 meetings a week
  • Hayesville Group1 meeting a week

AA meetings near Hayesville

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 Hayesville

What is listed near Hayesville?

15 inside 15 miles, across 5 cities. Every row says which town it is in and how far.

Which days have AA meetings in Hayesville?

Sunday has nothing listed, and the other 6 days do.

Are the AA meetings in Hayesville open to anyone?

13 of the 15 listed here are marked open, which means anyone can attend, including family. 2 are marked closed, for people who want to stop drinking.

What is the Big Book?

The volume most meetings read from, formally titled Alcoholics Anonymous. Nobody checks whether you have read any of it. Literature meetings are flagged in the table where groups say so.

What happens when the person drinking is not ready?

Nobody can make another adult go, and most people have already tried. A clinical service can advise on what an approach would look like, which is a different kind of help from a meeting. Nothing you do here obliges them to do anything.

Do I have to believe in God to go to AA?

No, and plenty of members are atheists who have simply read the word their own way. The literature is explicit that it has no opinion on which higher power anyone chooses. Nobody will follow up on what you did or did not say.

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