AA Grupo Renacimiento- Spanish Speaking
The week's meetings for AA Grupo Renacimiento- Spanish Speaking in Harrisburg, with the format of each one. Times can change, so check with the group before a first visit.
Weekly schedule
Formats are the ones the group lists for each meeting.
Sunday
- 5:00 pmClosed, Discussion, Spanish
Monday
- 7:00 pmClosed, Discussion, Spanish
Tuesday
- 7:00 pmClosed, Discussion, Spanish
Wednesday
- 7:00 pmClosed, Discussion, Spanish
Thursday
- 7:00 pmClosed, Discussion, Spanish
Friday
- 7:00 pmClosed, Discussion, Spanish
Saturday
- 9:00 amClosed, Discussion, Spanish
Where it meets
231 Chestnut St, Harrisburg, PA 17101
Groups sometimes move or change night without notice. Check locally before a first visit.
Other groups in Harrisburg
14 of the 43 other groups that meet in this city.
- Fellowship House19 meetings a week
- Pine Street Group7 meetings a week
- Progress Not Perfection Group7 meetings a week
- ZOOM ONLY- Mornings With Bill W (formerly As Bill Sees It - ZOOM ONLY)7 meetings a week
- 19th Street Group6 meetings a week
- 19th Street Group-In Person Only6 meetings a week
- 40th Street Group4 meetings a week
- Double Trouble4 meetings a week
- ZOOM ONLY-A New Tool (A.N.T)4 meetings a week
- Mid City Group3 meetings a week
- ZOOM ONLY-19th Street Group3 meetings a week
- Back The Valley Group2 meetings a week
- Big Book Study Group East2 meetings a week
- ZOOM ONLY-Coffee Chat-Women's AA Meeting2 meetings a week
Questions about going to a meeting
Is this meeting in Spanish?
7 of the meetings here are marked Spanish speaking.
How many meetings a week does it run?
7 meetings a week, on Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. The times are in the schedule above.
What is the address?
At 231 Chestnut St in Harrisburg, PA. That is the venue AA Grupo Renacimiento- Spanish Speaking publishes for itself.
What happens at this meeting?
It is listed as discussion.
Is this an open or a closed meeting?
It is marked closed, which means it is for people who want to stop drinking themselves. You do not have to be sure, and nobody checks at the door.