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Time Name Location / Group Address / Platform Region
5:30 PM The Meeting The Meeting Online Asheville, NC Asheville Closed Meeting   Discussion   English +   Wheelchair Access
5:30 PM Day By Day Group Day by Day Group 159-058 607 Fairview Rd Asheville Closed Meeting   Discussion   English
5:30 PM Serenity Service Group Serenity Service Group 110-498 297 Haywood St Asheville Closed Meeting   Discussion   English
6:00 PM Agnostics, Atheists, Freethinkers AA Group Agnostics, Atheists, Freethinkers AA Group 37 E Larchmont Rd Asheville Discussion   English   Open Meeting +   Secular
6:00 PM WORKS WORKS 1 Kenilworth Knolls UNIT 4 Asheville Discussion   English   Open Meeting
6:30 PM Candler K.I.S.S. Group Candler K.I.S.S. Group 163-148 897 Brevard Rd Asheville Discussion   English   Open Meeting
7:00 PM Young Peoples Group Asheville Young Peoples Group 17 Shawnee Trail Asheville Newcomer   Open Meeting   Young People
7:00 PM Lambda Group Lambda Group 617-035 9 Swan St Asheville Discussion   English   Gay +   LGBTQ+   Open Meeting
7:00 PM Rule 62 Rule 62 Group 587 Haywood Rd Asheville Discussion   English   Open Meeting +   Outdoor Meeting   Speaker
5:30 PM Strange Camels Brevard Strange Camels Brevard 1020 Asheville Hwy Brevard Discussion   English   Open Meeting +   Speaker
5:30 PM All In Group Maple Grove Methodist Church 79 Maple Grove Church Rd Waynesville English   Literature   Open Meeting +   Wheelchair Access
6:30 PM Fellowship Group Fletcher Fellowship Group Fletcher Online 2840 Hendersonville Road Fletcher Newcomer   Open Meeting   Wheelchair Access
7:00 PM Back to Basics Group Back to Basics 147-139 81 Garrison Branch Rd Weaverville Discussion   English   Open Meeting
7:00 PM The 164 Group 164 Group 29 Newfound St Canton English   Open Meeting
7:00 PM Burnsville Group Burnsville Group 135-171 Online 11 Town Square Burnsville Discussion   English   Open Meeting
7:00 PM Maple Grove Group Maple Grove Methodist Church 79 Maple Grove Church Rd Waynesville Discussion   English   Newcomer +   Wheelchair Access
7:00 PM Lost & Found Group Lost & Found Group 000427291 249 E Main St Brevard Big Book   Discussion   English +   Open Meeting
7:00 PM Marshall Online Meeting Marshall Online Group Online Marshall, NC 28753 Marshall Discussion   English   Open Meeting
7:00 PM Hendersonville Group Happy Hour Group - Hendersonville 169-182 1624 Willow Rd Hendersonville English   Open Meeting   Step Meeting
7:30 PM Grupo Gratitud AA Grupo Gratitud AA 722-200 5360 Hendersonville Rd #849 Fletcher Closed Meeting   Discussion   Spanish

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Asheville, North Carolina AA Meetings

Neatly snuggled in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Asheville, North Carolina, is known for its lively art scene and the Biltmore Estate. Regrettably, though, some residents of Asheville also suffer from the adverse effects of alcohol use disorder (AUD), a chronic medical ailment defined by its common symptoms, which include the inability to control one’s drinking and the break-down of professional and personal relationships due to drinking. If you are looking for AA Asheville meetings take a minute to look through our online directory and find one to begin attending. Newcomers and old-timers alike may feel unsure about attending a new AA meeting, so here are some things to keep in mind: Membership is free, and there are no dues to attend, the members practice anonymity which makes the environment safe spaces for all, and the only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. Time in most meetings is devoted to members sharing their recovery experiences. There are many reasons to share, mainly that it builds fellowship and creates support for all in attendance. Sharing is not compulsory, so feel free to listen until you are ready to share. Keep in mind that AA North Carolina meetings warmly welcome new members. It may be critical for those with severe AUD symptoms to participate in a traditional detox or treatment program while attending AA meetings. To learn more about what kinds of treatments are available, please call our helpline and ask a specialist for more information.

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