When does Sleepy Hollow Step 830am meet?

Sleepy Hollow Step 830am meets every Sunday at 8:30 AM.

Where is Sleepy Hollow Step 830am located?

This meeting is held at Sleepy Hollow Park, 1821 Maplewood Ln, Glenview, IL 60025, USA.

Is Sleepy Hollow Step 830am open to the public?

Sleepy Hollow Step 830am is a closed meeting, which means it is only for individuals who have a desire to stop drinking/using or who identify as being in recovery.

Is there a cost to attend Sleepy Hollow Step 830am?

AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) meetings are free to attend. There may be a voluntary collection during the meeting, but this is entirely optional.

What type of recovery meeting is Sleepy Hollow Step 830am?

Sleepy Hollow Step 830am is a AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) meeting in Glenview, IL. AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) follows a twelve-step program of recovery.

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Sleepy Hollow Step 830am

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8:30 AM - 9:30 AM

Location

Sleepy Hollow Park

1821 Maplewood Ln, Glenview, IL 60025, USA

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Last verified: January 20, 2026

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Sleepy Hollow Step 830am

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Mark Graham

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