This AA workshop looks at the Twelve Traditions. The traditions are the guidelines that keep AA groups united. Members discuss each tradition and how it applies to group life.

The 2100 Club in Topeka holds an AA speaker meeting. A member shares a story of recovery from alcoholism. The meeting is open to anyone who has an interest in AA.

The Topeka Area AA Banquet is a yearly celebration of recovery. AA members from the area share a meal and listen to a speaker. Families and friends are welcome to join the celebration.

AA District 24 holds its seventh yearly picnic. Members, families and friends share food and fellowship outdoors. It is a relaxed way to meet other people in recovery.

Group 1 of AA in Topeka holds its weekly speaker meeting. A member shares a story of recovery from alcoholism. The meeting is open to anyone who has an interest in AA.

Winner, Winner, Chicken and Potluck Dinner at 1 pm Speaker at 2 pm – David R. from Lawrence, KS Bring a side dish or dessert.

Place: Grace United Methodist Church, 2627 SW Western Ave, Topeka.

AA District 8 hosts a Service Carnival. Committees set up booths that show the different ways members can help in AA. Games and food make it a fun way to learn about service.