Find free Alcoholics Anonymous meetings in Michigan, including Detroit, Grand Rapids, Lansing, Ann Arbor, Flint, Kalamazoo, Warren, Sterling Heights, Livonia, Dearborn, Royal Oak, Traverse City, Saginaw, Battle Creek, and nearby communities. Call Sober.now for help finding public AA meeting information, or browse Michigan AA resources below.
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Michigan has Alcoholics Anonymous meetings across Metro Detroit, Southeast Michigan, Central Michigan, Western Michigan, Northern Michigan, and the Upper Peninsula. Meeting information is maintained by local intergroups, central offices, districts, Michigan Areas 32, 33, and 34, AA.org, and the Meeting Guide app.
Meeting formats may include open discussion, closed meetings, Big Book study, step study, speaker meetings, women’s meetings, men’s meetings, LGBTQ-friendly meetings, Spanish-speaking meetings, online meetings, hybrid meetings, beginner meetings, literature meetings, phone meetings, and wheelchair-accessible meetings. Meeting times, locations, rooms, and online access details can change, so confirm before attending.
Use the region and city grid below to find Michigan AA meeting resources by area. Confirm details with official AA resources before attending.
Metro Detroit and Southeast Michigan
Central, Mid-Michigan, and Eastern Lower Peninsula
Western, Northern Michigan, and Upper Peninsula
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Michigan statewide AA service resources for Michigan Areas 32, 33, and 34.
Area 33 Southeast Michigan
Area 33 serves Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Saint Clair, and Sanilac counties and provides meeting resources for Greater Detroit and Southeast Michigan.
Michigan AA meeting information is maintained by local AA service resources, intergroups, central offices, districts, Michigan Areas 32, 33, and 34, AA.org, and the Meeting Guide app. Use official resources to confirm current meeting times, addresses, formats, and online meeting details.
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Metro Detroit and Southeast Michigan
General Service of Southeastern Michigan serves Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Saint Clair, and Sanilac counties.
Use for: Detroit, Royal Oak, Ferndale, Warren, Macomb, Oakland County, and nearby Southeast Michigan resources.
AA of Greater Detroit meeting listings are managed in cooperation with AA of Greater Detroit and can also be found in the Meeting Guide app.
Confirm current meeting details before attending.
The Area 33 meeting index includes listings in Detroit, Royal Oak, Allen Park, Clarkston, and other Southeast Michigan communities.
Meeting pages can change. Use official search to confirm current day, time, address, online access, and format.
Central Michigan and Eastern Lower Peninsula
CMIA 32 provides Alcoholics Anonymous service resources for Central Michigan and the eastern half of Michigan’s Lower Peninsula outside the greater Detroit area.
Use for: Lansing, Ann Arbor, Jackson, Flint, Saginaw, Bay City, Midland, and nearby communities.
Area 32 district resources include local district pages for parts of Central Michigan, including Jackson, Lenawee, Hillsdale, and other communities.
Confirm meeting details with local district and official meeting resources before attending.
Livingston County AA district resources provide local AA service information for Howell and nearby communities.
Use local and area resources to confirm current meeting details.
Western Michigan and Northern Michigan
Area 34 provides meeting listings and Alcoholics Anonymous service resources for Western Michigan and nearby regions.
Use for: Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Battle Creek, Muskegon, Holland, and nearby Western Michigan communities.
Area 34 meeting listings include examples such as Red Arrow Group of AA, Sober at Sunsine Group, and Breton area listings.
Verify current day, time, location, format, and access notes before attending.
Meeting Guide helps people find AA meetings and resources near them using information provided by AA service entities.
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Call 1-888-708-7060 for help finding public Michigan AA meeting information, or browse by region on this page.
Review the meeting name, day, time, city, address, format, access notes, and online meeting details. Look for open, closed, Big Book, step, discussion, women’s, men’s, online, phone, Spanish-speaking, beginner, literature, or wheelchair-accessible notes.
Meeting times, locations, entrances, and online access details can change. Confirm through official Michigan AA resources, AA.org, or Meeting Guide before attending.
Use these Alcoholics Anonymous resources to confirm current meeting times, locations, meeting types, online meetings, phone meetings, Spanish-language resources, and local Michigan AA contact details.
Michigan statewide AA service resources connect Michigan Areas 32, 33, and 34.
Use for: statewide Michigan AA service information.
Area 33 serves Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Saint Clair, and Sanilac counties and provides AA resources for Greater Detroit and Southeast Michigan.
Use for: Detroit and Southeast Michigan meeting resources.
AA.org provides Find AA and Meeting Guide app information. Meeting Guide uses meeting data provided by AA service entities.
Use for: official AA meeting search support.
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AA meetings may change location, room, time, format, or online access details. Confirm the meeting before you travel, especially if you are attending for the first time, going late at night, or using an older listing.
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Who lists AA meetings in Michigan?
Michigan AA meeting information is available through local intergroups, central offices, districts, Michigan Areas 32, 33, and 34, AA.org Find AA, and the Meeting Guide app. Sober.now is an independent directory and does not operate AA meetings.
Can I call Sober.now for help finding a meeting?
Yes. Call 1-888-708-7060 for help finding public Michigan AA meeting information by city, county, region, day, time, or meeting format. Official AA resources should be used to confirm current meeting details.
Are AA meetings in Michigan free?
Yes. Alcoholics Anonymous meetings are free to attend. Groups may pass a basket for voluntary member contributions, but payment is not required.
What AA resources cover Metro Detroit?
Area 33, General Service of Southeastern Michigan, serves Wayne, Oakland, Macomb, Saint Clair, and Sanilac counties. AA of Greater Detroit meeting listings are available through the Area 33 meeting index and the Meeting Guide app.
What is Central Michigan Intra-Area 32?
Central Michigan Intra-Area 32 is part of the Alcoholics Anonymous general service structure and covers the eastern half of Michigan’s Lower Peninsula except for the greater Detroit area.
What AA resource covers Western Michigan?
Area 34 provides Western Michigan AA meeting listings and service resources. Use official Area 34 resources to confirm current meeting details in Grand Rapids, Kalamazoo, Battle Creek, Muskegon, Holland, and nearby communities.
Are there online AA meetings in Michigan?
Yes. Michigan AA resources and the Meeting Guide app may list online, phone, and hybrid meetings. Confirm current links, phone numbers, meeting IDs, passwords, and access notes before joining.
Are there AA meetings near Michigan in Ohio, Indiana, Wisconsin, or Illinois?
Yes. Neighboring states have their own AA areas, intergroups, central offices, and Meeting Guide listings. Use official AA resources to confirm current meeting details before attending across state lines.
Do I need to speak at my first AA meeting?
No. You can attend quietly and listen. Many people go to their first meeting without sharing. You may introduce yourself by first name only if you choose.
What should I do in an emergency?
For medical emergency, overdose, violence, or immediate danger, call 911. AA meeting lines are not emergency services.
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