Gratitude Dinner Banquet
🍽️ District 10 Gratitude Dinner — Miami‑Dade A.A.
The District 10 Gratitude Dinner is one of the most beloved annual gatherings in Miami‑Dade Alcoholics Anonymous. It’s a celebration of recovery, unity, and the shared gratitude that keeps our Fellowship strong. Members from groups across the district come together for an evening of food, fellowship, and powerful A.A. experience.
Area 15 General Assembly
The Area 15 Alcoholics Anonymous Quarterly Assembly is a gathering designed to bring together AA members from various groups within the district. It serves as a platform for sharing information, discussing service-related topics, and conducting business that affects the area as a whole. The assembly typically features reports from committee chairs, workshops, and open forums where members can voice concerns or ask questions. It provides an opportunity for fellowship, learning, and collaboration among trusted servants and general members alike. The venue is accessible and arranged to accommodate a large number of participants, promoting an organized, respectful environment conducive to AA’s principles of unity and service.
Ninth Florida AA Archives Workshop
Ninth Florida AA Archives Workshop
The Florida AA Archives Workshop is an opportunity to explore how our shared history is preserved, organized, and passed on for future generations. Whether you are new to archives work or already involved in service, this workshop will offer practical ideas, helpful discussion, and inspiration for protecting the stories, records, and experiences that shape our fellowship.
Participants can expect hands-on learning, archives-focused presentations, and conversation about best practices for collecting, caring for, and sharing historical materials. The workshop highlights the importance of safeguarding the past so it can continue to inform and encourage our work today.
Join us in preserving AA history. More details, registration information, and workshop updates will be shared as they become available.
Area 15 General Assembly
The Area 15 Alcoholics Anonymous Quarterly Assembly is a gathering designed to bring together AA members from various groups within the district. It serves as a platform for sharing information, discussing service-related topics, and conducting business that affects the area as a whole. The assembly typically features reports from committee chairs, workshops, and open forums where members can voice concerns or ask questions. It provides an opportunity for fellowship, learning, and collaboration among trusted servants and general members alike. The venue is accessible and arranged to accommodate a large number of participants, promoting an organized, respectful environment conducive to AA’s principles of unity and service.
Gratitude Dinner Table Lottery
Group Table Lottery 09/01/2026 - 7:30 pm - 3010 DeSoto Boulevard
Grapevine Round-up
The Grapevine Roundup will be held at Oleta State Park Pavillion 16 (Ibis)
Gratitude Dinner Planning Committee Kickoff Meeting
Meeting is on Zoom Click to join Password - Gratitude
Special Online forum for deaf AA members
Report: Special Online forum for deaf AA members on Saturday January 17, 2026.
January 17, 2026, 12 pm to 8 pm - A Language and Cultural Special Forum for
Deaf A.A. Members who use:
• American Sign Language (ASL),
• Langue des Signes Québécoise (LSQ)
• Lengua de Señas Mexicana (LSM)
Annual Potluck Dinner
This is a Annual potluck that District 10 celebrates in appreciation of a year filled with love and service.
AREA 15 Assembly
When: January 8-10, 2027
RESERVATION FORM MUST BE SUBMITTED BY 10/20/2014 Payment due by 12/7/2026
Where: Fort Lauderdale, Coral Springs Marriott
11775 Heron Bay Blvd., Coral Springs, FL 33076 (map)
$181 per night
The Area 15 Alcoholics Anonymous Quarterly Assembly is a gathering designed to bring together AA members from various groups within the district. It serves as a platform for sharing information, discussing service-related topics, and conducting business that affects the area as a whole. The assembly typically features reports from committee chairs, workshops, and open forums where members can voice concerns or ask questions. It provides an opportunity for fellowship, learning, and collaboration among trusted servants and general members alike. The venue is accessible and well-arranged to accommodate a large number of participants, promoting an organized and respectful environment conducive to AA’s principles of unity and service.