Part of the Gay Phoenix Guide — bars, events & things to do.
Phoenix, Arizona
LGBTQ+ recovery center hosting 12-step meetings, free since 1991.
Lambda Phoenix Center is an LGBTQ+ addiction-recovery space at 16th Street and Virginia Avenue, running 365 days a year since 1991. It hosts a heavy weekly schedule of twelve-step meetings, 25 to 40 of them, spanning AA, NA, Crystal Meth Anonymous, Sex Addicts Anonymous and several others, drawing over 3,000 visitors a month, most with a Zoom option and none charging a fee. The center grew out of the early 1980s, when gay AA members were turned away from mainstream meetings during the AIDS panic. Independent LGBTQ+ groups began gathering in homes and churches before incorporating as a nonprofit in 1991. Lambda bought its own building in 2007, funded entirely by members, and has run continuously from North 16th Street ever since. It isn't nightlife: it's a long-running queer recovery institution and a daily anchor for people staying sober in Phoenix.
Have feedback on this description? Let us knowGet the full experience — check in, follow this venue, and connect with the community.
No upcoming events
Try checking a later date or browse events in the app
Catch your city's vibe or the global LGBTQ+ scene.
No spam, unsubscribe anytime.
From the birthplace of the Transgender Pride flag to fall Pride under desert skies, here's your insider guide to queer Phoenix.
Your complete guide to every dedicated lesbian and sapphic bar currently operating in the US, mapped by city, with what makes each one worth the trip.
From a cathedral-styled bar to one of the country's last lesbian-bar scenes, here are the best LGBTQ+ bars and clubs in Phoenix.
Where to stay in queer Phoenix — the best LGBTQ+-friendly hotels by neighborhood, from the Melrose District to Scottsdale resorts and gay guesthouses.
$229
Experiences powered by Viator
