Meetings of Jehovah's Witnesses

Jehovah's Witnesses hold weekly meetings at their Kingdom Halls which are open to the public and free of charge. Their most important annual event is the Memorial of Jesus’ Death.

= JW.org articles =

Weekly Meetings

 * What Happens at Our Meetings? (jw.org > About Us > Meetings)
 * What Are Our Meetings Like? (from the brochure Who Are Doing Jehovah’s Will Today?)

Memorial of Jesus’ Death
jw.org > About Us > Memorial (includes date of the next observance)

Assemblies and Conventions
Why Do We Attend Large Assemblies? (from the brochure Who Are Doing Jehovah’s Will Today?)

= Midweek and weekend meetings = Weekly meetings are generally held at a Kingdom Hall owned and operated by Jehovah's Witnesses in their community.

to find your closest Kingdom Hall, including the days and times of the Public and midweek meetings, visit: apps.jw.org/ui/E/meeting-search.html

There are two weekly meetings:
 * the weekend meeting (or Public Meeting) is often held on Sunday morning, but because multiple local congregations often share a Kingdom Hall, it could be held at any available time on Saturday or Sunday
 * the midweek meeting, also called Our Christian Life and Ministry program, is often held on a Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday evening, although it may be held any evening from Monday through Friday and in some countries, even in the afternoon

= Annual events =

Regional Conventions

 * see also: List of convention themes

formerly called District Conventions annually, starting in May of each year and continuing around the world until the year's end

Other events
In recent years, Branch Representatives have also been sent out from Bethels around the world to visit other Bethel families. In some countries during this visit, some or all congregations in the country may be connected via internet streaming to hear a special talk (usually on Saturday or Sunday, at the conclusion of the Branch Visit).

= Biannual events = Twice per year, Jehovah's Witnesses travel to a one-day gathering (Circuit Assemblies), and twice each year receive a visit by their local Circuit Overseer (who travels to each congregation).

Circuit Assemblies
One-day assemblies (often at an Assembly Hall)

Visit of the Circuit Overseer
Approximately every six months, a congregation receives a six-day visit by the Circuit Overseer (Tuesday through Sunday). The midweek meeting is rescheduled to Tuesday night (regardless of the usual midweek meeting day), while the weekend meeting time is usually unchanged. These meetings are still open to the public, but are not currently listed in the apps.jw.org lookup tool.