AA Meetings in Nashville, TN
Nashville has a well-established AA community with meetings running from early morning through midnight, seven days a week. Friendship House in Midtown anchors dozens of groups, the Sunrisers meet at 7:00 AM daily in West Nashville, and the Nashville Midnight Meeting runs Friday nights for anyone who needs support after dark. The Middle Tennessee Central Office coordinates the full city schedule and is reachable at (615) 831-1050.
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The Middle Tennessee Central Office of Alcoholics Anonymous coordinates meetings across Nashville and the surrounding area from their office at 220 Willow Street, Nashville, TN 37210. Their phone line at (615) 831-1050 connects callers with meeting information and support. Friendship House at 202 23rd Ave N in Midtown Nashville is the city's most active AA venue, with groups running continuously from early morning through late evening including the Five and Five Group, the Lifesavers Group, the Out to Breakfast Bunch at 9:00 AM, and the Centennial Meeting on Friday evenings at 8:00 PM.
East Nashville is served by the East Side Sunlighters, who meet in person at Woodland Presbyterian Church at 211 N 11th Street and online daily at 7:30 AM. The Sober and Grateful Group begins at 7:00 AM daily at Friendship House, and the Sunrisers meet at 7:00 AM at 5925 Obrien Avenue in West Nashville. For members needing late-night support, the Nashville Midnight Meeting runs at 2122 Utopia Avenue on Friday nights at 11:59 PM. The Mustard Seed Group meets Saturday evenings at 8:00 PM at 3511 Belmont Boulevard, and the Waverly Belmont Group holds a Friday evening meeting at 1900 Belmont Boulevard.
- Friendship House at 202 23rd Ave N runs groups continuously from 7 AM through late evening
- Middle Tennessee Central Office at (615) 831-1050 coordinates the full Nashville meeting schedule
- Nashville Midnight Meeting at 2122 Utopia Ave for late-night support on Fridays
- East Nashville, Belmont, 12South, Donelson, and Bellevue all have dedicated groups
- Online meetings available around the clock through the Nashville Virtual Spot network
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Nashville's Primary AA Hub
Friendship House
202 23rd Ave N, Nashville, TN 37203 · Midtown
Multiple groups daily from 7:00 AM through late evening · Open and closed meetings available
Middle Tennessee Central Office
220 Willow St, Nashville, TN 37210 · (615) 831-1050 · Full city meeting directory
How to Find an AA Meeting in Nashville
With meetings running from early morning through midnight every day of the week, there is one available today in your part of Nashville.
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Nashville has open discussion groups, speaker meetings, Big Book studies, Step studies, beginners meetings, and women-specific groups like Women in Recovery Nashville at 5925 Obrien Avenue. Tell us what matters most and we will match you with the right format.
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"Friendship House on 23rd was a ten-minute drive from where I had been drinking for years. I had walked past it and had no idea what it was. The day I walked in was the most ordinary thing I had ever done that also changed everything."
Carla M.
5 years sober · Midtown Nashville
Questions About AA Meetings in Nashville
Where is the main AA meeting hub in Nashville?
Friendship House at 202 23rd Ave N in Midtown Nashville is the city's most active AA venue, with groups running from 7:00 AM through late evening across multiple formats. Groups meeting there include the Sober and Grateful Group at 7:00 AM, the Out to Breakfast Bunch at 9:00 AM, the Five and Five Group through the afternoon and evening, the Lifesavers Group at 6:30 PM Sundays, and the Centennial Meeting on Friday evenings at 8:00 PM. Call 1-888-708-7060 for the full current weekly schedule.
Who coordinates AA meetings in Nashville?
The Middle Tennessee Central Office of Alcoholics Anonymous coordinates meetings across Nashville and the greater Middle Tennessee area from their office at 220 Willow Street, Nashville, TN 37210. Their phone number is (615) 831-1050. The national helpline at 1-888-708-7060 is also answered around the clock and covers all Nashville locations.
Are there AA meetings available in East Nashville?
Yes. The East Side Sunlighters meet at Woodland Presbyterian Church at 211 N 11th Street and also hold an online session daily at 7:30 AM, making it one of the more accessible early-morning East Nashville options. The Communications Group meets at 3501 Central Ave, covering the East Nashville and Inglewood areas. Call 1-888-708-7060 for the current East Nashville schedule.
Is there a late-night AA meeting in Nashville?
Yes. The Nashville Midnight Meeting runs at 2122 Utopia Avenue on Friday nights at 11:59 PM. The Woodbine Group also meets at the Last Stop Club at 2122 Utopia Avenue on Sunday evenings at 8:00 PM. Online meetings through the Nashville Virtual Spot network are available at any hour for members who need support outside in-person meeting times.
Are there women-specific AA meetings in Nashville?
Yes. Women in Recovery Nashville meets at 5925 Obrien Avenue in West Nashville and is listed as a women-only group with wheelchair access. Additional women's groups are listed through the Middle Tennessee Central Office directory. Call 1-888-708-7060 for current times and the full list of women-specific groups across the city.
Are there AA meetings in the Belmont and 12South areas?
Yes. The Waverly Belmont Group meets on Friday evenings at 1900 Belmont Boulevard and the Mustard Seed Group meets Saturday evenings at 8:00 PM at 3511 Belmont Boulevard. The 12South and Berry Hill areas are also within close range of multiple Midtown and West Nashville groups. Call 1-888-708-7060 for current times in your specific part of town.
Are there online AA meetings available to Nashville residents?
Yes. The Nashville Virtual Spot network maintains a dedicated online meeting schedule for the greater Nashville area, with sessions running throughout the day. The East Side Sunlighters and Shade Tree Group also run online sessions daily starting at 7:00 AM. Call 1-888-708-7060 for Nashville-specific online options.
Is there help available in Nashville tonight?
Yes. The Middle Tennessee Central Office at (615) 831-1050 and the national helpline at 1-888-708-7060 are available for calls, and online meetings run continuously. For Friday nights, the Nashville Midnight Meeting at 2122 Utopia Avenue begins at 11:59 PM. If you are in a medical emergency, call 911. SAMHSA's national helpline is available at 1-800-662-4357.
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