Monday
12:1545 minClosed meeting
18:0060 minClosed meeting
AA IN HALMSTAD
Welcome to
AA Tylögruppen Halmstad
You do not need to book an appointment.
There is no charge for taking part.
AA is not affiliated with any religion.
We meet to share experiences and help one another live sober lives. You are welcome to just listen.
Read about your first meetingNext meetingTomorrow
Sunday 09:00
60 min · Ends 10:00
Closed meetingFor those of you who wish to stop drinking.
Meeting information ⓘHertig Knutsgatan 39 E
Halmstad
Come as you are. No booking is required.
View all meeting timesNo prior registration requiredFree of chargeYou are only allowed to listen
WHEN AND WHERE
Meeting times
All meetings are held in
Hertig Knutsgatan 39 E, Halmstad
Tuesday
12:1545 minClosed meeting
18:0060 minOpen meeting
Wednesday
12:1545 minClosed meeting
18:0060 minOpen meeting
Thursday
12:1545 minClosed meeting
18:0060 minClosed meeting
Friday
12:1545 minOpen meeting
18:0060 minClosed meeting
Saturday
18:0060 minClosed meeting
Sunday
09:0060 minClosed meeting
18:0060 minOpen meeting
You do not need to book a place or contact us before you arrive. Participation is free of charge. Please feel free to arrive a few minutes before the meeting.
The timetable has been checked against AA Sweden’s meeting list 2026-09-08. Please feel free to ring us if you have any questions about a change.
Open or closed meeting?
Family members, friends, professionals, students and others who wish to find out more about AA are also welcome.
For those of you who wish to stop drinking. You do not need to call yourself an alcoholic to attend.
Not sure which meeting to attend? Please contact us and we will be happy to help you.
FIRST TIME?
That is sufficient
to come along.
You do not need to book.
You do not need to become a member before you come, nor do you need to reveal anything about yourself. There are no membership registers.
You decide for yourself whether you want to speak. Just listening is fine too.
What you hear about other participants should stay within the meeting.
How does an AA meeting work?
- A brief introduction
A chairperson opens the meeting. Often, someone reads from AA literature or meeting materials.
- We share experiences
Participants speak one at a time about alcoholism, sobriety and recovery. You do not have to say anything.
- Space for questions
There is usually time for questions and a brief chat before or after the meeting.
RESPECT AND TRUST
Your anonymity
is important.
Anonymity is a fundamental part of AA. We do not tell others who attends and we do not keep any membership registers.
Anything a person shares about themselves at a meeting must be treated as confidential. We do not publish any names or photographs of participants.
AA as an organisation does not need to be hidden. Anonymity exists to protect individual people.
Privacy & anonymityAlcoholics Anonymous is a fellowship of people who share their experience, strength and hope regarding alcoholism and sobriety. We meet to help one another stop drinking and stay sober.
The only requirement for membership is a desire to stop drinking. Participation is voluntary. There is no application form to complete before a meeting, and AA does not keep any membership registers. You are welcome to come along, listen and decide for yourself whether the fellowship is right for you.
AA is independent and has no affiliation with any religion, political organisation, government body or institution. AA does not run treatment centres. At the meetings, you will meet people who share their own experiences.
There are no membership fees. AA is self-supporting through members’ voluntary contributions towards, amongst other things, venue hire and other shared running costs.
Our primary purpose is to stay sober and help other alcoholics achieve sobriety. Here on the website, you will find practical information about our local group in Halmstad. At AA Sweden, you can read more about the AA fellowship, literature and the Twelve-Step Programme.
GOOD TO KNOW
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to book before I come?
No. You do not need to book or register. You can come straight to a meeting.
How much does it cost?
There is no charge to attend. AA has no membership fees. Voluntary contributions from members are used to cover the group’s running costs.
Do I have to speak at the meeting?
No. You are welcome to just listen and do not need to share anything about yourself.
Do I have to be a member?
You do not need to become a member before attending. There is no registration process, and AA does not keep any membership registers.
What is the difference between open and closed meetings?
Closed meetings are for those who wish to stop drinking. At open meetings, anyone else who wants to find out more about AA is also welcome.
Is AA a religious organisation?
AA is not affiliated with any religion, church, political organisation or institution. AA literature contains spiritual concepts, but you do not need to have a religious faith to participate.
Can I bring a family member with me?
Yes, to an open meeting. Closed meetings are for people who themselves wish to stop drinking. The type of meeting is indicated in the schedule.
Can I come along even if I’m not sure whether AA is right for me?
Yes. If you wish to stop drinking, you are welcome to attend even a closed meeting. You can take part without making any promises about the future.
CONTACT & DIRECTIONS
Please feel free to get in touch.
Do you have a question about the meetings or your first visit?
You are welcome to ring or email us.