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AA, NA, Al-Anon & RD Meetings in Brooklyn County, NY

Find AA, NA, Al-Anon, and Recovery Dharma meetings throughout brooklyn. Filter by day, time, and program, and explore locations on the map.

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310 meetings found
112 of 310
DayTimeMeetingLocationCity
Sunday
5:00 PMEvening
Our Father's House
Live (In Person)
AA
Big Book
+1
Holy Rosary Church
Brooklyn
Sunday
5:00 PMEvening
Free at Last
Live (In Person)
NA
Open
+2
Saint Paul's Church
New York
Sunday
5:00 PMEvening
Sunday Solution
Hybrid
AA
Discussion
+2
Saint Johns Episcopal Church
Brooklyn
Sunday
5:00 PMEvening
Greenwood
Live (In Person)
AA
Beginner
Clubhouse
Brooklyn
Sunday
5:00 PMEvening
Glenwood
Live (In Person)
AA
CF
+2
St Vincent Ferrer Church
Brooklyn
Sunday
5:00 PMEvening
Big Book on the Bay
Live (In Person)
AA
Big Book
St Mark's Roman Catholic Church
South Brooklyn
Sunday
5:30 PMEvening
The Undisciplined Group
Live (In Person)
AA
11
+3
Heldspace
North Brooklyn
Sunday
5:30 PMEvening
New Young Generation
Live (In Person)
AA
Beginner
+2
St Mary's Church
West Brooklyn
Sunday
6:00 PMEvening
Old Park Slope Caton
Live (In Person)
AA
Closed
+2
East 17th St (Just off Church Ave.), 2nd Floor
Brooklyn
Sunday
6:30 PMEvening
Tightrope in the Slope
Live (In Person)
AA
Closed
+1
Park Slope United Methodist Church
Brooklyn
Sunday
6:30 PMEvening
Serenity in the Garden
Live (In Person)
AA
Closed
+1
Brooklyn Yoga Project
Brooklyn
Sunday
6:30 PMEvening
Big Book on the Bay
Live (In Person)
AA
Beginner
St Mark's Roman Catholic Church
South Brooklyn
112 of 310
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Meeting questions for Brooklyn County

Are AA meetings free?

Yes. AA, NA, Al-Anon, Recovery Dharma, and most peer recovery meetings in brooklyn are free to attend. Groups may pass a voluntary basket for rent and literature — never required to participate.

Do I need to register for a meeting?

No registration is needed for most in-person meetings in brooklyn. Walk in a few minutes early, introduce yourself if you like, and take a seat. Online meetings usually list a Zoom link or dial-in on the meeting detail page.

What is the difference between open and closed meetings?

Open meetings welcome anyone interested in recovery, including family and friends. Closed meetings are for people who identify as having a desire to stop drinking or using. When unsure, choose an open meeting or ask the group beforehand.

How do I find online meetings in brooklyn?

Use the filters on this page to show online or hybrid options, or open a meeting detail for its virtual link. Many brooklyn groups still meet in person — the map highlights those locations.

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