The Boulder Alano Club
is OPEN for LIVE and HYBRID MEETINGS.
Zoom Meetings are continuing.
Masks are optional as of February 18 at 5:00 pm!
Throughout the pandemic, the Boulder Alano Club has consistently followed COVID-19 guidance outlined by the Centers for Disease Control, the State of Colorado, and Boulder County. Boulder County rescinded its indoor mask mandate effective Friday, February 18th at 5 pm. Pursuant to this new guidance, the Alano Club will shift to masks optional starting with the Happy Hour meeting on Friday, February 18th. You are welcome to continue to mask for your safety during in person meetings, but they will no longer be a requirement for all attendees. Our full schedule of 80 Zoom meetings will remain in effect.
If you have any questions about our new mask policy, feel free to contact the Boulder Alano Club at 303-494-5583 or info@BoulderAlanoClub.org
Where recovery meets community
The Boulder Alano Club is a facility that serves the community by providing support, outreach, social interaction, and an accepting drug and alcohol free gathering place for all people affected by alcoholism and other addictions who seek physical, mental, and spiritual renewal through recovery.
With moral and financial support from the community and participating recovery groups, Boulder Alano Club welcomes afflicted individuals and their families who are active and in their struggle to overcome alcoholism and other addictions.
The Boulder Alano Club in and of itself is not a 12-step program nor an addiction recovery center, but is home to many different recovery-based programs and groups via donation agreements. The Club serves its purpose by providing an outwardly healthy environment, a venue that is conducive to recovery, a physical location where each group holds its meetings that allows for fellowship activities before, after and in between those meetings.
about
the boulder alano club
One critical challenge facing those in recovery is that they must not only change their past behaviors, but they must also establish an almost entirely new network of friends thereby embracing a new way of life. The Club’s goal is to provide a healthy environment to sober, clean, and recovering individuals who are on the path to well-being where they can socialize, learn from each other, attend meetings, participate in group and family functions, and grow together. Meeting marathons, holiday celebrations, dances, open mics, game nights, memorial services, coffee/cafe are offered.
There are 2 private spaces available at the Boulder Alano Club where sponsors and sponsees can meet. It doesn’t matter whether they’re simply catching up over a cup of coffee or getting together for a heavy duty step-working session, there is space for Club supporters to work with others according to the 12th step of their recovery-based program. To reserve a Sponsor/Sponsee room, Supporters should email info@BoulderAlanoClub.org for a link to the scheduling site, or schedule in-person with a BAC Club Manager.
about
the boulder alano club
The Boulder Alano Club is a facility that serves the community by providing support, outreach, social interaction, and an accepting drug and alcohol free gathering place for all people affected by alcoholism and other addictions who seek physical, mental, and spiritual renewal through recovery.
With moral and financial support from the community and participating recovery groups, Boulder Alano Club welcomes afflicted individuals and their families who are active and in their struggle to overcome alcoholism and other addictions.
The Boulder Alano Club in and of itself is not a 12-step program nor an addiction recovery center, but is home to many different recovery-based programs and groups via donation agreements. The Club serves its purpose by providing an outwardly healthy environment, a venue that is conducive to recovery, a physical location where each group holds its meetings that allows for fellowship activities before, after and in between those meetings.
Meeting Space for 12-step Mentorship
One critical challenge facing those in recovery is that they must not only change their past behaviors, but they must also establish an almost entirely new network of friends thereby embracing a new way of life. The Club’s goal is to provide a healthy environment to sober, clean, and recovering individuals who are on the path to well-being where they can socialize, learn from each other, attend meetings, participate in group and family functions, and grow together. Meeting marathons, holiday celebrations, dances, open mics, game nights, memorial services, coffee/cafe are offered.
Venue for Social and Recreational Activities
There are 2 private spaces available at the Boulder Alano Club where sponsors and sponsees can meet. It doesn’t matter whether they’re simply catching up over a cup of coffee or getting together for a heavy duty step-working session, there is space for Club supporters to work with others according to the 12th step of their recovery-based program. Supporters are able to reserve these spaces through the BAC website.
Club Updates
Want to get involved?
Want to get involved?
Boulder Alano Club
4800 Baseline Rd. B102
Boulder, CO 80303
(Located next to Big Daddy Bagels)
303-494-5583 info@BoulderAlanoClub.org