This is your Events page.
We use it to bring you pertinent information
as we receive it, such as: new meetings,
meeting location changes, Grapevine Information,
and any other in-person or virtual events can be found here as well.
We encourage you to keep checking in with us – –
if only to read the Grapevine Daily Quote or Daily Reflections.
If you have an AA event that you would like to have posted,
please send an email to: help@northwoodsaa.org. Also, if you
have a flyer for your meeting, send that in a word or pdf format.
Dates to Remember 2026
Our next District meeting will be held
Saturday, November 14th, 2026, at 9 a.m.
at the First United Methodist Church,
724 Arbutus St., Rhinelander, WI.
Please click on the link below
to join virtually with zoom, and please
be patient with us in the waiting room.
AA District 10 General Service Meeting
Save the Date, Newbold Potluck October 2026
Saturday, October 24, 2025.
See flyer above for more information.
Friday Night KIS potluck Nov. 2026
Saturday, November 14, 2026.
Speakers TBA, see flyer above for details.
The Wednesday Whoopee Zoom Meeting
is now having Open Speaker meetings
the first Wednesday of every month.
The Zoom information is on our Online
meetings page. We’re reposting
here for convenience, and for speaker
information when available.
Meeting ID: 890 5869 2961; PW: 080627
Oct. 7 speaker: Tera L. from Antigo, WI.
The Rule 62 Men’s Discussion group
that meets Saturday mornings at 9 a.m.
at the FUMC in Rhinelander, WI. has a new
Zoom meeting ID & Passcode.
Meeting ID: 86828856494
PW: EasyDuzIt (This s a hybrid meeting)
Neighboring Districts:
Fall Speaker Meeting
Friday, November 6th
Alano Club of Marshfield
Potluck & Fellowship @ 5:30 p.m.
See details on flyer above.
4th Annual Attitude of Gratitude Intergroup
Saturday, November 14th, doors open @ 4 p.m.
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
2330 E Calumet St. Appleton, WI. (Door 1)
See flyer above for full details.
The Home Group Workshop
Sunday, November 29th, 1 – 3 p.m.
Appleton Public Library (Conf. Room C).
Coffee and snacks provided.
Please see above flyer for details.
Men’s Spiritual Winter Retreat
December 11- 13, 2026
Green Lake Conference Center,
Green Lake, WI.
Please see flyer above for details.
Joe & Charlie BB Study
The Friday Night BB Group is hosting the
Joe & Charlie tapes Fridays from 7-8 p.m.
See above flyer for details.
Celebrate Your Sobriety Anniversary! Last Sunday of Each Month
(click link to see where and when!)
Deaf AA Support
There is a solution! Please click on the
link above for more (printable) information
on the Deaf AA Support Line! Click below
to go to the website.
Deafaa.org
Area 74 Online Chat Meeting
Held the last Monday of each month;
7:00 p.m. CT., please see the flyer above
for details on how to join in and for
contact information.
PI Public Information = Information!
Please see the flyer above to see
more about how you can help!
WICYPAA:
WICYPAA Information
See flyer above for how to
learn more about this
organization, and contact info!
Meeting Address/Time Changes:
LVD AA Group (District 15)
Tues., Thurs., & Saturdays 7:00 p.m.
Welcome to our meeting list!
LVD Spiritual Center
23996 Transfer Station Rd.
Watersmeet, MI.
Boulder Junction, WI. Saturdays, 6 p.m.
Please note time change!
Speaker meetings quarterly.
AA Bridging the Gap Program
Below you will find printable information
about our Bridging the Gap Program,
and a printable Temporary Contact Form.
About the BTG Program
BTG Temporary Contact Form
Plain Language Big Book
*BACK IN STOCK!!
Announcing a new book frow AAWS
(A tool for reading Alcoholics Anonymous)
Click here for purchasing information.
Meeting Guide APP
Downloads for Android/I-Phone
Click on the Chair Icon Below
We have updated our Meeting List to make it more inclusive.
You will find a printable version of it and other information here on this site.
Daily Reflections
October 23, 2026
WHAT WE KNOW BEST
“Shoemaker, stick to thy last!” . . . better do one thing supremely well than many badly. That is the central theme of this Tradition [Five]. Around it our Society gathers in unity. The very life of our Fellowship requires the preservation of this principle.
TWELVE STEPS AND TWELVE TRADITIONS, p. 150
The survival of A.A. depends upon unity. What would happen if a group decided to become an employment agency, a treatment center or a social service agency? Too much specialization leads to no specialization, to frittering of efforts and, finally, to decline. I have the qualifications to share my sufferings and my way of recovery with the newcomer. Conformity to A.A.’s primary purpose ensures the safety of the wonderful gift of sobriety, so my responsibility is enormous. The life of millions of alcoholics is closely tied to my competence in “carrying the message to the still-suffering alcoholic.”
From the book Daily Reflections
Copyright © 1990 by Alcoholics Anonymous World Services, Inc.
Grapevine Daily Quote
October 22, 2026
“Truth is to inner space what sunshine is to a garden.”
“Truth,” Key West, Florida, August 1973, Best of the Grapevine, Volume 1
Introducing: Our Primary Purpose: GSO Podcast
Episode 1 is available on streaming platforms
starting January 14, 2025.
Click icon to the left for more information.
AA GRAPEVINE & Your Group
Carry the Message Project
Join your group, district, and area.
Join in. It’s easy!
Click icon above to learn more.
Stay updated with important updates from AA Grapevine, AA La Viña, and the General Service Office.
www.aagrapevine.org/
Maintaining traditions while expanding delivery options: Print, Complete and Digital subscriptions.
To learn more, visit us at www.aagrapevine.org/
AA Grapevine Greeting cards
Each card is beautifully illustrated with a cartoon about humorous moments in sobriety. All cartoons are conceived and drawn by AA members and were previously published in AA Grapevine. To learn more… www.aagrapevine.org/store
Armed Forces Interview Project
The Trustees’ Committee on Cooperation with the Professional Community/Treatment and Accessibilities is seeking A.A. members in the U.S. and Canadian Armed Forces to discuss their experience, strength and hope as sober members of A.A. in the military in recorded anonymity-protected interviews. The goal of this effort is to improve A.A. outreach to members in the U.S. and Canadian military. Interested military members can volunteer or get more information about this project by writing to militaryoutreach@aa.org.
THE GRAPEVINE AND LA VIÑA APPS
With a subscription, members can read the
new magazine each month, explore the Grapevine
or LaViña archive, send stories to friends,
listen to the audio of each article in the magazine,
listen to the podcast, enter your own sobriety date
for a daily calculation, build your own spiritual maintenance daily
checklist, and much more. Subscribe to the digital magazine and
archive for $2.99 per month or $29.99 per year.
Click the phone icon to learn more.
Try The e-Pub Edition of AA Grapevine Magazine
