When does Sonoma Friday Night meet?

Sonoma Friday Night meets every Friday at 7:00 PM.

Is Sonoma Friday Night open to the public?

Yes, Sonoma Friday Night is an open meeting. Anyone interested in recovery is welcome to attend, regardless of whether they identify as having an addiction.

Can I attend Sonoma Friday Night online?

Yes, Sonoma Friday Night is a hybrid meeting available both in-person and online.

Is there a cost to attend Sonoma Friday Night?

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 Sonoma Friday Night?

Sonoma Friday Night is a AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) meeting in Sonoma, CA. AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) follows a twelve-step program of recovery.

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Q: Where is Sonoma Friday Night located?

This meeting is held at Sonoma Valley Church of the Nazarene, 18980 Arnold Dr, Sonoma, CA 95476, USA.

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Time

7:00 PM

Location

Sonoma Valley Church of the Nazarene

18980 Arnold Dr, Sonoma, CA 95476, USA

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Additional Notes

Last Friday of the month is a birthday meeting. Kids okay. Park in North Parking Lot next to Church property. No Smoking on property Meeting ID: 716 677 4149 Meeting Password: 399265

Last verified: April 17, 2026

Source: sonomacountyaa.org

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