AA Meetings in North Carolina, NC

3076+ Alcoholics Anonymous meetings in North Carolina. Browse by day, neighborhood, or meeting type. All meetings are free and open to anyone who wants to stop drinking. North Carolina AA meetings are held 7 days a week — use the filters below to find one near you.

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STONECREST GROUP

12:00PMCT

8015 Ballantyne Commons Pkwy, Charlotte, NC 28277, North Carolina, NC

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Men's High Noon

12:00PMCT

1000 Medical Center Dr, Wilmington, NC 28401, North Carolina, NC

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Midtown Men’s Stag

6:00PMCT

1725 N New Hope Rd, Raleigh, NC 27604, North Carolina, NC

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Back To Basics Men's Meeting

7:00PMCT

601 E 3rd Ave, Gastonia, NC 28054, North Carolina, NC

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Morning Coffee (Men's Meeting)

7:30AMCT

112 N Broome St, Waxhaw, NC 28173, North Carolina, NC

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Men's Attitude Adjustment Group

7:30PMCT

156 Academy St, Waynesville, NC 28786, North Carolina, NC

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WE DON'T CHANT MEN'S MEETING

8:00PMCT

540 N 1st St, Albemarle, NC 28001, North Carolina, NC

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Last Chance Group

8:00PMCT

109 First Step Farm Dr, Candler, NC 28715, North Carolina, NC

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Wednesday Night Men's

8:00PMCT

4418 Rea Rd, Charlotte, NC 28226, North Carolina, NC

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The Other Wednesday Nite

8:15PMCT

1390 S 1st St, San Jose, CA 95110, North Carolina, NC

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Frequently Asked Questions — AA Meetings in North Carolina

How many AA meetings are in North Carolina?

Our directory lists 3076+ Alcoholics Anonymous meetings in the North Carolina area. Meetings are held daily across multiple neighborhoods and surrounding communities.

What is the AA intergroup phone number for North Carolina?

Contact your local North Carolina AA Central Office (Intergroup) for meeting information, sponsors, and recovery resources available 24 hours a day.

Are there free AA meetings in North Carolina?

Yes. All Alcoholics Anonymous meetings in North Carolina are free and open to anyone who wants to stop drinking. No registration required — just show up.

Are there women-only AA meetings in North Carolina?

Yes. North Carolina has women-only AA meetings. Use the Women filter above to find meetings specifically for women in recovery.

Can I attend AA meetings online from North Carolina?

Yes. Many North Carolina AA groups offer hybrid or online-only meetings via Zoom. Check individual meeting listings for online access details.