Our Friday and Saturday night 10:00 PM meetings are designed to meet people where they are — especially those who are newer, younger, or simply looking for recovery in a time slot when temptation can be loud.

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These meetings are open topic, which means the conversation is shaped by what’s actually happening in people’s lives right now. There is room for honesty, questions, laughter, and real talk. You don’t need polished language or a long résumé of sobriety to belong here. If you show up, you’re welcome.

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The atmosphere is relaxed and inclusive. A younger crowd often fills the room, but everyone is welcome. The focus is connection as much as content. Recovery grows when people feel comfortable enough to stay.

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After the meeting, we stick around for fellowship. Games like bingo often follow. This isn’t a distraction from recovery. It’s part of it. Early A.A. understood that alcoholics need safe places to gather, laugh, and learn how to enjoy life sober.

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These late-night meetings exist for the alcoholic who doesn’t want to be alone on a Friday or Saturday night, for the person looking for connection instead of isolation, and for anyone who wants to build sober friendships in real time.

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The 10:00 PM meetings remind us that recovery isn’t just about not drinking.

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It’s about learning how to live - together - when the rest of the world is out partying.