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About 23rd & Cherry Fellowship Hall
The 23rd and Cherry Fellowship Hall is a nonprofit peer support center in Seattle’s Central District providing a clean and sober community space for people in recovery from alcohol and drug use.
The hall hosts daily AA and NA meetings including gender specific groups and serves anyone seeking to maintain or build a sober lifestyle. The hall stands as Seattle’s first predominantly Black fellowship hall and offers a culturally rooted and welcoming environment.
Peer Support Meetings and Sober Community Space
The hall centers its mission on providing a safe and stimulating environment where people in recovery can gather for mutual support. The hall hosts multiple AA and Narcotics Anonymous meetings daily, with options for women only and men only groups plus special events like monthly Birthday Nights and holiday Alcathons.
The hall itself serves as more than a meeting space as it also serves as a sober community hub where individuals can drop in and connect with others on the same journey.
Accessibility and Cultural Legacy
As one of the oldest Black owned institutions remaining in Seattle’s Central Area, 23rd & Cherry Fellowship Hall brings decades of community trust and cultural perspective to its recovery work. Most meetings are hybrid, combining in-person attendance with Zoom access to expand reach across the Seattle area and beyond.
Getting Involved
The hall operates as a community fellowship space with no clinical services or formal treatment programs. Meetings are open to anyone committed to sobriety, typically at no cost or by donation.
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2701E E Cherry St, Seattle, WA 98122
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