AA meetings in Dartmouth, RI
Every AA meeting in Dartmouth, listed by day, time and format. Use the filters to find one that fits you.
Starting soonall times are Dartmouth time
- Friday Beginners783 Dartmouth St, Dartmouth, RIDiscussionOpenNewcomer
- Friday Night Group783 Dartmouth St, Dartmouth, RIOpen
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Dartmouth AA meeting schedule
Grouped by day. All times are Dartmouth time. Meetings change, so check with the group before you travel a long way.
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- Open
- Anyone may attend, including family, friends and people who are simply curious. Nobody has to say why they came.
- Newcomer
- Aimed at people at their first few meetings. Someone will usually explain how it works before it starts.
Friday2 meetings
| Time | Meeting |
|---|---|
| 6:00 pm | Friday Beginners783 Dartmouth St, Dartmouth, RI DiscussionOpenNewcomer |
| 7:30 pm | Friday Night Group783 Dartmouth St, Dartmouth, RI Open |
2 groups in Dartmouth
A group is the set of people who run a meeting. Most run more than one a week.
- Friday Beginners1 meeting a week
- Friday Night Group1 meeting a week
Questions about AA in Dartmouth
How many AA meetings a week does Dartmouth have?
2 a week, run by 2 groups inside Dartmouth.
Are the AA meetings in Dartmouth open to anyone?
2 are marked open here. An open meeting is the safe first choice if you are not sure, and they are labeled in the table above.
Which AA groups meet in Dartmouth?
2 groups listed in Dartmouth. A group is the set of people who run a meeting, and most run more than one a week.
Can I find a meeting that is not in English?
Yes, and the number listed locally is usually smaller than the number that exists. The fellowship publishes its literature in many languages regardless of what any local room does. A larger city nearby is the likeliest place to find one.
Is it all right to turn up having had a drink?
Yes, and people do, and it is more common than you would guess. If you are shaking, sweating or seeing things when you go without a drink, that is a reason to speak to a doctor before stopping, not a reason to avoid a meeting. Going once is a complete thing to do.
What is the best meeting to start with?
The one you can actually get to, which sounds glib and is the real answer. Whether a meeting is open or closed is the one label worth checking before you set off. Those details are on every row of the Dartmouth schedule above.