7 real Alcoholics Anonymous meetings in Blytheville. Updated weekly from local AA service offices.
The schedule below lists real Alcoholics Anonymous meetings currently held in Blytheville. Meeting data is sourced directly from local AA service offices and refreshed regularly.
Alcoholics Anonymous is a free fellowship of people who help each other stay sober. There are no fees, no commitments, and no requirement other than a desire to stop drinking. Meetings are held in churches, community centers, and dedicated club rooms; you can walk in to any open meeting without calling ahead.
If you've never been to a meeting before, an Open meeting is the right one to start with — anyone is welcome, including family members and people who just want to learn about AA. Closed meetings are for people who identify as having a desire to stop drinking themselves. Big Book meetings read and discuss passages from AA's main text; Step Study meetings work through the Twelve Steps in sequence.
Not sure where to start? Call (866) 409-9613 any time. We can help you find the right meeting and talk through what to expect. Free, confidential, no commitment.