Start with location and access
Use the meeting source for your location
Detailed meeting information is maintained locally by intergroups, central offices, and other local A.A. entities. Choose the tool that matches where and how you plan to attend, then confirm the current listing.
Meeting tools and attendance
Choose the matching meeting tool or type
Each complete card—including its established circular button and description—opens the named meeting tool.
Before relying on a result
Verify the details that change your trip
This checklist is orientation information, not a set of links.
Day and time
Confirm the weekday, start time, and time zone for online meetings.
Access mode
In person, online, or hybrid determines which directions or join details you need.
Attendance
Open and closed describe who may attend.
Location or join details
Check the exact address, map link, meeting ID, passcode, or join link.
Current notes
Read temporary closures, accessibility details, and group instructions.
After choosing a listing
Prepare for the meeting you selected
Each complete card opens one focused newcomer guide.
Outside Pittsburgh and primary guidance
Official A.A. meeting resources
Use the locator for another area, review the Meeting Guide app, or read why detailed meeting information is maintained locally.
Official A.A. locator
Find A.A. Near You
Locate local A.A. service entities and obtain meeting help throughout the United States, Canada, and worldwide.
Open the locator ↗
Source record: Official A.A. meeting-information guidance, the Find A.A. locator, and Meeting Guide documentation reviewed August 13, 2026. Local actions point to the current Pittsburgh-area tools.