AA meetings in Downtown Pittsburgh, PA

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

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Downtown Pittsburgh AA meeting schedule

Grouped by day. All times are Downtown Pittsburgh 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 3 of 3 meetings in Downtown Pittsburgh.

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Open
Anyone may attend, including family, friends and people who are simply curious. Nobody has to say why they came.
Discussion
A topic is raised and whoever wants to speak does. You can sit through the whole hour without saying anything.

Tuesday1 meeting

Tuesday AA meetings in Downtown Pittsburgh, earliest first.
TimeMeeting
12:00 pmTrinity Noon325 Oliver Ave, Downtown Pittsburgh, PA
12 Steps & 12 TraditionsDiscussionOpen

Thursday2 meetings

Thursday AA meetings in Downtown Pittsburgh, earliest first.
TimeMeeting
12:00 pmTrinity Noon325 Oliver Ave, Downtown Pittsburgh, PA
Big BookDiscussionOpen
8:30 pmSometimes SlowlyDowntown Pittsburgh, PA
SpeakerDiscussionOpen

2 groups in Downtown Pittsburgh

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

  • Trinity Noon2 meetings a week
  • Sometimes Slowly1 meeting a week

Questions about AA in Downtown Pittsburgh

How many AA meetings are there in Downtown Pittsburgh?

3 a week, run by 2 groups inside Downtown Pittsburgh.

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

All 3 of them are marked open, so you can walk into any one without being asked whether you are a member.

Which AA groups meet in Downtown Pittsburgh?

2 groups, the largest being Trinity Noon with 2 meetings a week.

Why are there so few AA meetings near Downtown Pittsburgh?

Not many. 3 meetings within Downtown Pittsburgh is what the public lists hold, and that is the whole of it rather than a page one of several.

Is AA religious?

Not a church, not a denomination and not a mission. What members take that to mean varies enormously, people who hold no belief at all attend in numbers, and nobody is asked to profess anything. Nobody will follow up on what you did or did not say.

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

No. The only requirement is a desire to stop drinking, and a desire is not the same as having managed it. A closed meeting is for people who think they may have a problem with drinking, and thinking you might is the whole of it. Nobody will ask how much you drink.

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