AA Meetings in Baltimore, MD
Baltimore has active AA groups running meetings every day of the week, coordinated by the Baltimore Intergroup Council of Alcoholics Anonymous with a 24-hour helpline at (410) 663-1922. Meetings run daily across Federal Hill, Fells Point, Canton, Hampden, Roland Park, Charles Village, and the surrounding communities of Pikesville, Towson, Catonsville, and Dundalk. Whether you are new to AA or returning, a meeting is available in your Baltimore neighborhood today.
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Baltimore AA is coordinated by the Baltimore Intergroup Council of Alcoholics Anonymous, with offices at 3655 B Old Court Rd, Suite 23, Pikesville, MD 21208. Their 24-hour helpline is (410) 663-1922, and the full meeting schedule is listed at baltimoreaa.org. The Intergroup Council holds a monthly meeting on the second Monday of each month at the office or virtually and serves groups across the city and surrounding Baltimore County communities. Baltimore falls within Maryland AA Area 29, the Maryland General Service area, coordinated at marylandaa.org.
Active Baltimore groups include the Early Bird Baltimore group, which meets at 2523 Maryland Avenue at 6:45 AM as a hybrid open discussion meeting. The Agape group meets at 6501 North Charles Street at 7:00 AM as an open discussion meeting with wheelchair access. The ODAT Newcomers group meets at 4 East University Parkway as an open newcomer-friendly speaker discussion meeting. One Step At A Time Baltimore meets at 100 South Haven Street as a 12 Steps and 12 Traditions group. The Renewell Group meets at 7369 W Central in the Central Heights area at 6:45 AM, noon, and 6:45 PM Monday through Friday with consistent daily availability. Wake Up World runs as a daily online group at 6:00 AM for Baltimore members who prefer a hybrid or virtual format.
- Baltimore Intergroup at (410) 663-1922 is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and connects you to any Baltimore-area group at any hour
- Early Bird Baltimore meets at 2523 Maryland Avenue at 6:45 AM as one of the city's most consistent early morning hybrid open discussion groups
- Renewell Group runs three sessions daily at 7369 W Central at 6:45 AM, noon, and 6:45 PM, Monday through Friday, making it one of the city's most accessible recurring groups
- ODAT Newcomers at 4 East University Parkway is an open speaker discussion group specifically welcoming to people who are new to AA and attending for the first time
- Hybrid and online meetings available daily including Wake Up World at 6:00 AM and Early Bird Baltimore at 6:45 AM for members across greater Baltimore
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Baltimore Intergroup Council of Alcoholics Anonymous
3655 B Old Court Rd, Suite 23 · Pikesville, MD 21208
24-Hour Helpline: (410) 663-1922 · baltimoreaa.org · Maryland AA Area 29
Early Bird · Agape · ODAT Newcomers · Renewell Group · One Step At A Time
Early Bird at 2523 Maryland Ave at 6:45 AM · Agape at 6501 N Charles St at 7:00 AM · ODAT Newcomers at 4 E University Pkwy · Renewell Group at 7369 W Central, three times daily
How to Find an AA Meeting in Baltimore
With active groups running every day from early morning through the evening across every Baltimore neighborhood, a meeting is available in your area today.
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Baltimore groups include open discussion meetings, Big Book studies, Step meetings, newcomer Beginners groups, speaker meetings, women-only groups, men-only groups, and hybrid online sessions available daily. Tell us what matters most and we will find the right match.
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You can sit quietly and listen. There is no requirement to speak, introduce yourself, or explain why you came. Whether the room is in a Fells Point church hall or a community center in Catonsville, people consistently describe Baltimore AA rooms as more welcoming than they had expected.
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"I walked past the Agape meeting on North Charles Street probably a hundred times. I kept thinking it was for people in worse shape than me. Turns out it was exactly for me."
Patricia M.
3 years sober · Charles Village, Baltimore
Questions About AA Meetings in Baltimore
Who coordinates AA meetings in Baltimore?
AA in Baltimore is coordinated by the Baltimore Intergroup Council of Alcoholics Anonymous, located at 3655 B Old Court Rd, Suite 23, Pikesville, MD 21208. Their 24-hour helpline is (410) 663-1922 and the full meeting directory is at baltimoreaa.org. Baltimore falls within Maryland AA Area 29, the Maryland General Service Area, coordinated at marylandaa.org. The Intergroup holds a monthly meeting on the second Monday of each month at the Pikesville office or virtually. Calling 1-888-708-7060 also connects you with someone who can reach any Baltimore group for your specific location.
What is the earliest AA meeting available in Baltimore?
The earliest recurring in-city meeting is Wake Up World, which runs daily online starting at 6:00 AM for Baltimore members. The Early Bird Baltimore group meets at 2523 Maryland Avenue at 6:45 AM as a hybrid open discussion meeting. The Agape group meets at 6501 North Charles Street at 7:00 AM as an open discussion session with wheelchair access. The Renewell Group starts its first weekday session at 6:45 AM at 7369 W Central. For weekend early morning options, call 1-888-708-7060 and we will check the full current schedule for your day.
Are there AA meetings in Federal Hill, Fells Point, and Canton?
Yes. Central and Inner Harbor Baltimore neighborhoods including Federal Hill, Fells Point, Canton, and Harbor East are all served through the Baltimore Intergroup Council. Groups in and near these neighborhoods are listed at baltimoreaa.org with current addresses and times. Because meeting locations in Baltimore can change seasonally, calling (410) 663-1922 or 1-888-708-7060 is the most reliable way to confirm the current meeting closest to your neighborhood today.
Are there newcomer-friendly AA meetings in Baltimore?
Yes. The ODAT Newcomers group at 4 East University Parkway is an open newcomer speaker discussion meeting specifically designed to be welcoming for people attending AA for the first time. The Agape group at 6501 North Charles Street at 7:00 AM is also open and newcomer-welcoming with wheelchair access. Any open meeting in Baltimore welcomes first-time visitors. You are not required to speak, introduce yourself, or share anything. Call 1-888-708-7060 and we will find the meeting that fits best for your first visit.
Are there AA meetings near Towson, Pikesville, and Catonsville?
Yes. The Greater Baltimore area including Towson, Pikesville, Catonsville, Dundalk, Essex, and Middle River is fully served through the Baltimore Intergroup Council. The Intergroup office is itself located in Pikesville at 3655 B Old Court Rd, Suite 23. Groups throughout Baltimore County are listed at baltimoreaa.org. Call (410) 663-1922 or 1-888-708-7060 for the current schedule of meetings in your specific suburb.
Are there hybrid and online AA meetings in Baltimore?
Yes. Several Baltimore groups run hybrid formats combining in-person and online attendance. Early Bird Baltimore at 2523 Maryland Avenue at 6:45 AM is a hybrid open meeting. Wake Up World runs entirely online at 6:00 AM daily. The Agape group at 6501 North Charles Street offers an online option alongside in-person sessions. The Columbia Dawn Patrol at Alano Club, 9231 Rumsey Rd in Columbia, runs as a hybrid open discussion group accessible to Baltimore members. The AA Online Intergroup at aa-intergroup.org also provides statewide virtual meetings around the clock.
Is there help available in Baltimore tonight?
Yes. The Baltimore Intergroup Council helpline at (410) 663-1922 is answered 24 hours a day. The national helpline at 1-888-708-7060 is also available at any hour for anywhere in Baltimore. Online meetings through aa-intergroup.org are available throughout the night. If you are in a medical emergency, call 911. SAMHSA's substance use helpline is available at 1-800-662-4357.
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