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Time | Name | Location / Group | Address / Platform | Region | |
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5:00 PM | Rincon Valley Park | RIncon Valley Park | Rincon Valley Community Park, 5108 Badger Rd | Santa Rosa | English Open Meeting |
5:00 PM | Serenity Fellowship | The Palms | 3345 Santa Rosa Ave | Santa Rosa | Discussion English Open Meeting + Wheelchair Access |
5:00 PM | San Pablo Big Book Study at Alano Club | San Pablo Alano Club | 2426 Church Ln | San Pablo | Big Book English Wheelchair Access + Wheelchair-Accessible Bathroom |
5:00 PM | Alano Club - Petaluma | Alano Club | 1050 Petaluma Blvd N | Petaluma | English Open Meeting |
5:30 PM | Signs of Sobriety | Community of Christ Church | Online 1495 W Steele Ln | Santa Rosa | English Open Meeting Temporary Closure |
5:30 PM | Thank God Its Friday | Thank God It's | 402 Riverside Dr | Napa | English Speaker |
5:30 PM | Vallejo Fellowship | Vallejo Fellowship | 942 Tennessee St | Vallejo | Discussion English |
5:30 PM | Keep It Simple - Big Book Study | Church | Online 580 Sonoma Mountain Pkwy | Petaluma | Big Book Child-Friendly English + Newcomer Open Meeting Temporary Closure Wheelchair Access |
5:30 PM | El Sobrante Fellowship | El Sobrante, CA 94803 | Online Richmond, CA 94803 | Richmond | Discussion English |
5:30 PM | Quitting Time | San Rafael First United Methodist Church | Online 9 Ross Valley Dr | San Rafael | Discussion English Open Meeting |
5:30 PM | El Sobrante Fellowship Fridays at 5 30 pm | El Sobrante Fellowship Fridays at 5 30 pm | Online 5161 Sobrante Avenue | El Sobrante | Discussion Open Meeting Wheelchair Access |
5:30 PM | El Sobrante Fellowship | Ste 201 | 4980 Appian Way | El Sobrante | Discussion English Wheelchair Access |
5:30 PM | In Person Alano Club | In Person Alano Club | 1050 Petaluma Boulevard North | Petaluma | Open Meeting |
5:30 PM | Happy Hour Pleasant Hill | Happy Hour Pleasant Hill | 396 Civic Drive | Pleasant Hill | Discussion |
5:30 PM | Sonoma Valley Fellowship Group | Sonoma Valley Fellowship Hall | 276 E Napa St | Sonoma | Daily Reflections English Open Meeting |
5:45 PM | Beginners Meeting Napa | Beginners Meeting Napa | Online 2590 1st Street | Napa | Open Meeting |
6:00 PM | S.O.B.E.R. Zoom Group - Benicia | Central Office | Online 159 E D St | Benicia | Discussion English Grapevine + Temporary Closure |
6:00 PM | Strawberry Daily Remote | Strawberry Daily Remote | Online Marin County, CA | San Francisco | English Newcomer Open Meeting + Speaker |
6:00 PM | Evening A.A. Meeting | Marin Alano Club | 1360 Lincoln Ave | San Rafael | Big Book Discussion English + Open Meeting Wheelchair Access |
6:00 PM | Young Peoples AA Friday | Southern Solano Alano Club | 2046 Columbus Pkwy | Benicia | English Young People |
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Napa County, California AA Meetings
Napa County is in the northern area of California, north of San Pablo Bay. For those in addiction recovery, our online directory of Napa County AA meetings may be of interest. Like other Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) organizations, AA California welcomes anyone who has a desire to quit drinking alcohol. There are no additional requirements to join AA. Alcoholics Anonymous is considered a fellowship of alcoholics with a primary mission to carry the message of recovery to others (by following the 12-Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous). The primary goal of AA is to help others who are suffering from the effects of alcohol misuse. It’s all about is joining an AA group, getting a sponsor, working the 12-Steps, having a spiritual awakening, carrying the message to others, and practicing the 12-Steps in everyday life. All of this leads to a life of sobriety. Some people need more structure than AA can provide (such as an inpatient or outpatient alcohol treatment program). In many instances, a person needs alcohol detox (available at a medical facility or inpatient treatment facility) to stop drinking alcohol safely. If you need a structured addiction recovery program, feel free to contact our friendly, knowledgeable treatment specialists today. We can help.