40th Annual
ANNOUNCEMENTS
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Join us for dinner prior to the Friday night Gratitude meeting! We plan to meet at the Texas Roadhouse (PFLUGERVILLE,TX | Texas Roadhouse). Let us know if you’d like to join us when you check in, so we can coordinate vehicles.
At this year’s conference we will be having a Memorial Board to remember those Nicotine Anonymous members who have gone on before us. If you would like a deceased member remembered on the board, please send the first name, last initial, city and state of that member to kghuffer@verizon.net. If you have any questions, please reach out via email listed here.
A Wildflower Tour has been planned for the after-conference activity on Sunday. Wildflower Tour Map PDF. Please email ConferenceChair@nicotine-anonymous.org to reserve your spot!
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May 2 – 4, 2025 in Austin, TX
In-Person & Online
FELLOWSHIP – SPEAKERS – WORKSHOPS – ELECTIONS – SERVICE
$75 – Online. Covers cost of video conference technologies.
$165 – In-person. Includes Saturday breakfast, lunch & dinner, Sunday brunch and meeting refreshments both days. Two meals for guests available. In-person deadline meals: 10pm Eastern, April 28, 2025.
Located just north of Austin, our hotel offers close proximity to a range of top-notch attractions. Book through the hotel.
+1 512 220 2525
Each group and intergroup may elect one delegate to attend online or in-person.
To be eligible to vote at the conference, delegates must Register as a Delegate AND register for the conference.
Purchase conference merchandise such as t-shirts, sweatshirts, mugs, water bottles, canvas bags, drink koozies and have them delivered to your door before the conference.
Austin Amazing
Austin is known as the Live Music Capital of the World® but that’s just the beginning. Home to unique attractions, world-class museums, and beautiful outdoor spaces, Texas’ capital city has a soundtrack all its own. Click the “Visit Austin” button below for more information on some of the top tourist attractions in Austin, including the Texas State Capitol, Austin Nature & Science Center, the Cathedral of Junk, the Blanton Museum of Art, the Texas Military Forces Museum and the UMLAUF Sculpture Garden + Museum.
The favorite, the Museum of Ice Cream offers you a chance to learn about the history of this beloved sweet treat by interacting with 12 multi-sensory installations. Or give indoor sky diving a try.
A sight to behold is the Austin Bats that fly out from under the Ann W. Richards Congress Avenue Bridge at night. It’s is the largest urban bat colony in North America. You could always enjoy a bat watching tour on a guided boat cruise on Lady Bird Lake with Lone Star Riverboat. For more ideas, visit AustinTexas.org
