Rule 62 - Don't take Yourself So Damn Seriously.
Photo Booth
All Weekend
Near Escalators
Open
Grab some friends and capture the moment.
Corn Hole Toss
All Weekend
Stevenson 1
Open
Friendly cornhole competition and fellowship.
Decorate Your Name Tag
All Weekend
Stevenson 1
4pm and 730am
Personalize your name tag and get creative.
Sound Bath
Saturday
Stevenson 2
8:30am
Relax with calming sounds and peaceful vibrations.
Bracelet Making
Saturday
Stevenson 1
12:15pm
Create a personalized bracelet while enjoying fellowship and conversation.
Werewolf
Saturday
Stevenson 2
1:30pm
A fun group game of mystery, bluffing, and deduction.
A.A. Trivia
Saturday
Stevenson 2
4pm
Test your A.A. knowledge with fun questions and friendly competition.
Fire Pit and Fellowship
Saturday
Balcony
8pm
Gather around the fire for conversation and connection.
Line Dancing Lessons
Sunday
Steinbeck 2 and 3
3:30pm
Learn some fun line-dancing steps together.
Game and Fellowship
All Weekend
Open Area
Open
Enjoy games, laughter, and time together.
Make your Own Coin
All Weekend
Stevenson 1
4pm and 7:30am
Create and personalize your own recovery coin.
Resentment and Gratitude Tree
Friday
Open Area
6pm
Let go of resentments and share gratitude with us.
Kid at Heart Crafts
Saturday
Stevenson 1
945am
Relax, create, and enjoy some playful crafts.
Folklorico and Aztec Dancers
Saturday
Steinbeck 2 and 3
12:20pm
Celebrate culture through traditional dance performances.
Somantic Meditation
Saturday
Stevenson 2
3pm
Gentle guided meditation focused on body awareness.
Speed Fellowship
Saturday
Stevenson 2
6pm
Quick conversations to meet and connect with others.
Tattoos and Rock Dotting
Sunday
Stevenson 1
3pm
Enjoy temporary tattoos and colorful rock-poke-a-dotting art.
Where did “Rule 62” come from?
A group from West Virginia was planning on starting a foundation with a club, a hospital, a rehabilitation center and a research center. They wrote to the General Service Office, specifically Bill W., to ask for his opinion. Bill W. wrote back sharing his experience on the matter, saying that most such endeavors had not worked out well. The group decided to proceed anyway.
Shortly after, distressing letters began to arrive from West Virginia regarding the progress of the foundation. One of the alcoholics who started with the idea for the foundation wrote out cards and placed them in small envelopes. He then mailed them to groups around the country. On the outside of the card, “Charleston AA Group Rule # 62” was printed. (He meant to imply that there had been 61 other rules.) Written on the inside of the card was, “Don’t take yourself so damn seriously!”
Our Statement of Responsibility
I am responsible.
When anyone, anywhere, reaches out for help, I want the hand of A.A. always to be there.
And for that I am responsible.
