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Fellowship Hall

Est. 1951 · Clean & Sober · Salt Lake City, Utah

A twelve-step meeting place & café — open, welcoming, and drug- and alcohol-free.

2060 S Windsor St (840 East), Salt Lake City, UT 84105  ·  801-485-4451  ·  fellowshiputah.com

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Location

2060 S Windsor St (840 East)
Salt Lake City, UT 84105
Wheelchair accessible

Hours

Mon–Fri  6 am – 8 pm
Saturday  8 am – midnight
Sunday  7 am – 8 pm
Kitchen open all day

Contact

801-485-4451
fellowshiputah.com
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Summer 2026 Meeting Schedule

Find a meeting

All meetings are open (visitors welcome) unless a note says otherwise. Pick a day to see the full list; filter by fellowship if you’re looking for something specific.

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Today

Meeting Key

AA Alcoholics Anonymous NA Narcotics Anonymous CA Cocaine Anonymous AAA All Addictions Anonymous AN Al-Anon MA Marijuana Anonymous SR Sober Riders FR Free Riders FH Yoga / meditation FA Fellowship (as listed) JC Faith-based study ★ Special event

Every Month

Recurring events

Karaoke! 9 pm – 12 am1st Sat.
Hall Board Meeting1st Sat.
Hall Membership Meeting1st Sat. / quarter
AA Dist. 2 DCM / GSR2nd Mon.
5:30 Sobriety Hour Business Mtg Non-smoking · 6:39 pm3rd Mon.
Free Riders Meeting 2:30 · Officers & Biz 3:301st Sun.
Art & Farmers’ MarketSaturdays

Mark Your Calendar

Special dates

Summer Yard SaleJune
Thanksgiving DinnerNov 27
Christmas DinnerDec 25

Bands play, memorial and service meetings happen as needed. Watch the board at the Hall or fellowshiputah.com for what’s new.

Numbers Good to Have

Recovery hotlines & help

Tap any number to call. If you or someone you love is in crisis, reach out — help is available right now.

AA Central Office — SLC801-484-7871
AA Hotline — SLC801-242-8754
Cocaine Anonymous801-493-7879
Narcotics Anonymous801-252-5326
Heroin Anonymousheroinanonymous.org
Al-Anon — Murray Distribution Ctr.801-262-9587
Fellowship Hall801-485-4451

Mission

Why the doors stay open

“The Fellowship Foundation exists to provide a facility for mutually supportive association among its members — where better living, good citizenship, charity, justice, and brotherly love may be cultivated in a safe, alcohol- and drug-free environment.”

Open & accessible. All meetings are considered open (visitors welcome, non-specific) unless otherwise noted, and all meetings are wheelchair accessible.
Newcomers welcome. Members keep the doors open so newcomers can come in and twelve-step meetings can be safely held.
A 501(c)(3) charity. The Fellowship Foundation owns and operates the Hall as a nonprofit charitable organization.