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Committee elections

Elections are Saturday, October 3

6:00 PM at The Carvel Club (upstairs), 4627 Carvel Avenue. Positions open across the committee. Come stand, or come vote. 🍕 Free pizza.

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Saturday, October 3, 2026 · 6:00 PM ET · The Carvel Club (upstairs), 4627 Carvel Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46205.

indypaa Indianapolis

Young People
in AA

You don't have to be young, and you don't have to be sure you belong here. Pull up a chair and find out.

Who we are

A committee, not a clubhouse.

INDYPAA is a volunteer committee of young people in Alcoholics Anonymous in Indianapolis. We put on sober events and carry the message to people who figured recovery was for someone older, someone worse off, or someone else entirely.

No membership, no dues, nothing to sign. The only requirement is a desire to stop drinking, and being unsure counts.

What we mean by young

Young is defined as anyone that is young at heart and has room to grow, no matter your age.

Meetings

Young people’s meetings.

These are the AA meetings around Indianapolis carrying the Young People designation. All of them are open, so anyone can attend, including family and friends who want to understand what this is.

DayTimeMeetingLocationFormat
Sunday7:00 pmPeculiar Twist Young Peoples MtgFirst Friends Church · 3030 Kessler Blvd E DrDiscussion · Open
Monday6:45 pmBroad Ripple BeginnersSt. Luke’s UMC Midtown · 6185 Guilford AveDiscussion · Open
Wednesday7:30 pmNever Too YoungSuburban North Club · 16065 Prosperity Dr, NoblesvilleDiscussion · Open
Thursday7:00 pmIndianapolis Beginners GroupFirst Meridian Heights Presbyterian · 4701 Central AveSpeaker · Open
Friday8:00 pmYoung In Sobriety GroupSouthside Fellowship Center · 259 E Raymond StDiscussion · Open
Saturday7:30 pmNever Too YoungSuburban North Club · 16065 Prosperity Dr, NoblesvilleDiscussion · Open
Saturday8:30 pmSaturday Night LiveCarvel Club · 4627 Carvel AveDiscussion · Open

Listed by Indianapolis Intergroup, checked 9 September 2026. Meetings move, so confirm the current list at indyaa.org or call the hotline before heading out.

First time?

Come a few minutes early and say it’s your first meeting. You won’t be asked to speak, give a last name, or explain yourself.

Can’t get here?

Call Intergroup at (317) 632-7864. They’ll find you a meeting today, anywhere in the metro, any hour.

Bringing someone?

Every Young People meeting listed above is open, so family, partners, and friends are welcome to come along. Check the LGBTQ list separately, since most of those are closed.

LGBTQ meetings

Rooms where you can be out.

Indianapolis has a full week of LGBTQ-designated AA meetings. Some are open to anyone; most are closed, meaning they’re for people who think they may have a drinking problem. A few are specific to men or women, which is noted below.

DayTimeMeetingLocationFormat
Sunday4:00 pmDon’t Hide Your PrideSuburban North Club · 16065 Prosperity Dr, NoblesvilleDiscussion · Open
Sunday7:00 pmSunday Night Gay GroupThe Table Episcopal Church · 4601 Emerson AveDiscussion · Closed
Wednesday7:00 pmWednesday Night Gay Big Book StudyBroadway UMC, Room 101 · 609 E 29th StLiterature · Closed
Friday7:00 pmGay Men’s GroupLifeJourney Church · 2950 E 55th PlDiscussion · Closed · Men
Friday7:00 pmLiving Out In SerenityLifeJourney Church · 2950 E 55th PlLiterature · Closed · Lesbian & other women
Saturday7:00 pmSaturday Night Gay · Le MeetingAll Saints Episcopal Church · 1559 Central AveDiscussion · Open

Listed by Indianapolis Intergroup, checked 9 September 2026. Confirm the current list at indyaa.org or call the hotline before heading out.

The state conference

INCYPAA

The Indiana Conference of Young People in A.A. is the statewide gathering that local young people’s committees like this one point toward. Speakers, panels, marathon meetings, and a few hundred young people from around Indiana in one hotel for a weekend.

XLIIICurrent conference

Go to INCYPAA XLIII

Dates, host city, and registration are posted by the host committee at incypaa.org. Ask at a business meeting about carpools and room shares.

The committee

How INDYPAA runs.

We're a volunteer committee of AA members. Positions are elected, terms rotate, and business meetings are open. You can walk into one without holding a position or knowing anybody.

Business meetings are open

You don't need a position or an invitation to sit in. For the next time and place, catch a committee member at a meeting or call the Intergroup hotline.

  1. Show up twice

    Come to an event, then come back. At the start, that's the whole of belonging here.

  2. Take a commitment

    Coffee, greeting, setup, literature. Small jobs done consistently are what keep a committee alive.

  3. Stand for a position

    Seats up on October 3 include Committee Chair, Co-Chair, Treasurer, Secretary, Bylaws, Graphics, Outreach, Web Chair, Unity Chair, and Snackypaa Chair, plus more on the night. Ask at a business meeting what the sobriety requirement is for each.

Hospitals & Institutions

Carrying it inside.

H&I takes meetings into treatment centers, detoxes, hospitals, and jails, reaching people who can't get to a meeting on the outside. It's some of the most direct service in AA, and committees are usually short of volunteers.

Contributions

Seventh tradition.

Every AA group is fully self-supporting, declining outside contributions. INDYPAA runs on what members put in the basket. That covers venues, coffee, literature, and getting people to events who otherwise couldn't go.

How to contribute

Contributions are passed at events and business meetings. To give between events or ask the treasurer where funds go, catch a committee member at a meeting.