Hobby groups in Bristol

Below you'll find every hobby group we know of in Bristol, as well as people looking to join one.

All listings in Bristol

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Samson04 (Bristol)

Seeking a gaming group

I'm a beginner looking to join an in-person campaign :).

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Kira (Bristol)

Seeking a book club

I love reading everything really, from classic fictions to cheesy romcoms to philosophy books. I'm really open to new book recommendations and meeting new people. :)

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Ceri (Bristol)

Seeking a book club

I'm interested in books about Nature, trees and wildlife.

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Arron Cummins (Bristol)

Seeking a book club

Hey. Work for a cafe in bitton. I enjoy reading and looking to set a book club up in the evenings so looking for people interested

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Max (Bristol)

Seeking a book club

Im max. Im 18 years old and i really enjoy reading. I want to join a book club so that i can meet people who share similar interests to me.

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Frank (Bristol)

Seeking a book club

History, non-fiction and other well rated books. 75 yo man.

Frank recommends:

The Giant, O'Brian
by Hilary Mantel | Learn more and buy
19th C group of Irish ne'er-do-wells travel to London to show off O'Brian - a giant
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Wendy017 (Bristol)

Seeking a book club

Hi I'm wendy. I'm in my fifties and am an avid reader of both fiction and non-fiction, but mainly fiction. I particularly enjoy psychological thrillers and women's fiction. I'm looking to either join a book club, or to meet up with people to talk about books that we can read together. There's nothing more frustrating than enjoying a fabulous book, and having no-one to talk to about it.

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Chamberz30 (Bristol)

Seeking a book club

Iโ€™m 27, 28 this year and reading has been my passion since around 6 years old! Looking for new reading recommendations love a true crime story or a murder mystery book but open to new genres

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Harrison (Bristol)

Seeking a gaming group

I have experience in several D&D 5e campaigns, including a couple of times GMing. I enjoy games with both lighthearted and serious tones, but generally prefer games that lean more on rollplay and storytelling than combat (still like combat, just more of a rollplayer). I am quite proficient in 5e, but I am also very interested in VTM and would love to learn it sometime.

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Lucy (Bristol)

Seeking a book club

Outgoing, fun loving and I love to try new books!

Lucy recommends:

Orlando by Virginia Woolf
Orlando
by Virginia Woolf | Learn more and buy
I love history, and so the perspectives throughout time were interesting to me in this one. The fluidity of Woolfโ€™s perspective transcends gender also, which I loved.
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Bookreader111 (Bristol)

Seeking a book club

I love to read classics and anything in the fantasy genre. Iโ€™m also looking to connect with people my own age (23) and bond over reading!

Bookreader111 recommends:

Orlando by Virginia Woolf
Orlando
by Virginia Woolf | Learn more and buy
I love history, and so the perspectives throughout time were interesting to me in this one. The fluidity of Woolfโ€™s perspective transcends gender also, which I loved.
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Louis (Bristol)

Seeking a book club

I am a 23 year old who loves reading and would like to make some friends. I love exploring places to read a good book or relaxing at a cafรฉ having a chat & my current genre I'm into is translated fiction.

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Bookfun1893 (Bristol)

Seeking a book club

I am 24 and would like to connect with people my own age

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George (Bristol)

Seeking a book club

Looking for other people in their 20's passionate about reading. I love literary fiction and Classics. The first table I go for in Waterstones is the one with translated fiction.

George recommends:

To the Lighthouse
by Virginia Woolf | Learn more and buy
I read the 'time passes' section every other week at this point
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Sophy (Bristol)

Seeking a book club

Recently got back into reading after a break and keen to share with others and get recommendations. I enjoy fiction and non fiction, mostly womenโ€™s stories, recently enjoyed lessons in chemistry, the vanishing half and matrecense

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Emilia (Bristol)

Seeking a book club

Just got back into reading and am really enjoying thriller and mystery books at the moment! Would also love to meet people in their 20s/ 30s and make some friends in the process :)

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LouiseG (Bristol)

Seeking a book club

Hello! I am looking to join a book club, i really enjoy reading and want to make more time for this I also like meeting new people. I read various genres.

LouiseG recommends:

Princess by Jean Sasson
Princess
by Jean Sasson | Learn more and buy
Based on true story, the shocking treatment of women in saudi Arabia and the courage and strength they have.
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Old-Fangled Book Club (Bristol)

Book club

New book club, fiction/non-fiction/poetry, welcoming anyone.

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JillMc (Bristol)

Seeking a book club

I used to be a keen reader, but have got out of the habit and now rarely finish a book. I would like to find some motivation to read regularly again and think that a book club would be ideal to kick-start my reading habit again. I have broad tastes in reading. I'd really like to connect with other readers and enjoy some interesting discussion.

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Callipygous (Bristol)

Seeking a book club

Hi, would love to join a book club to get me reading more. Like all sorts but especially classics.

Callipygous recommends:

The Alexandria Quartet by Lawrence Durrell
The Alexandria Quartet
by Lawrence Durrell | Learn more and buy
Durrell tells the same story thrice from three different perspectives before advancing the story in the final book of the quadrilogy, which makes for an interesting read in itself. What really makes the quartet however is the vividness of the characters and the atmosphere of mid-century Alexandria - it comes alive as a philosophy and culture since lost to modernity.
Unsong by Scott Alexander
Unsong
by Scott Alexander | Learn more and buy
Scott Alexander is always great fun to read and this is no exception - like a nerdier version of Good Omens, his asides and allusions are always fun to read and spot. What sets this book apart however is the payoff at the end where he gives a real and sound answer to the theodicy problem that shadows the story - in truth his answer is a rich seam for considering philosophy, rare praise for a light webnovel.
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