An AA Roundup is a weekend event where people in recovery come together for speakers, panels, meetings, workshops, and fellowship. It’s an opportunity to connect with others, hear personal stories of recovery, and strengthen your program in a supportive and welcoming environment.

The Montana AA Spring Roundup is organized by a volunteer committee of AA members from Area 40 and District 72, in collaboration with Al-Anon District 8.

Service is at the heart of the Roundup, and volunteers from across these groups come together to support recovery, connection, and fellowship throughout the weekend.

Learn more about volunteer and service opportunites here

Sign up to volunteer through the website or show up to our meetings.

Opportunities are available before and during the Roundup.

It’s a great way to connect and be of service.

Volunteer opportunites and regular meetings

April 30 through May 2, 20207 in Bozeman, Montana at the Best Western Plus GranTree Inn.

Check back for the schedule with full details on meeting times, speakers, and weekend events.

Bozeman, Montana at the Best Western Plus GranTree Inn. April 30-May 2, 2027

Check back for the schedule with full details on meeting times, speakers, and weekend events.

Registration Link Here

Meals can be purchased during registration.

Coffee and light refreshments will be available throughout the weekend.

Meal details, including menus, pricing, and any additional availability outside of registration, are still being finalized. Please check the schedule and registration page for updates.

Room blocks with special rates are available at Best Western Plus GranTree Inn and Homewood Suites by Hilton Bozeman. Visit the Accommodations page for details and booking information. We recommend booking early.

Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport (BZN) is the closest airport, just a short 10–15 minute drive from the Best Western Plus GranTree Inn.

Yes. The Montana AA Spring Roundup features AA and Al-Anon speakers who share their personal stories of recovery. These speakers are a highlight of the weekend and offer insight, connection, and inspiration.

Speakers will be announced soon

A sobriety countdown is a meaningful AA tradition where attendees recognize lengths of sobriety, starting with the most time and counting down to the newest member. It celebrates recovery and often ends with a symbolic passing of the Big Book from long-term sobriety to the newest participant.

Children are welcome.

We are currently exploring childcare options and pricing and will share updates as they become available.

Come as you are. The Roundup is a casual and welcoming environment. Some attendees may choose to dress up for evening events, but comfort is encouraged.

Yes. The Best Western Plus GranTree Inn offers accessible parking, entrances, restrooms, guest rooms, and public spaces throughout the property. Elevators and accessible routes are available.

For detailed accessibility features or to plan ahead, please visit here or contact them directly.

You are not alone. Many people attend their first AA Roundup without knowing anyone. The weekend is designed to be welcoming and supportive, with many opportunities to meet others in recovery and build connections.