Hobby groups in Bedfordshire
Below you'll find every hobby group we know of in Bedfordshire, as well as people looking to join one.
All listings in Bedfordshire
Bromham Library Chatterbooks (Bedford)
Book club
Gatherings are hosted by Bromham Library with members joining on Wednesdays between 4:30 pm and 5:30 pm. The next session is on the 27th of March at Springfield Drive in Bedford. They welcome new members!
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Book club
Gatherings held at Sarah Tomlins's place with library personnel and English teachers who share a passion for reading during their free time are open to new members. This event is run by Bedford Borough Council's Library Service.
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Book club
The two reading clubs for children in grades 3 and 4 are run at Arlesey Resource Centre on the first two Thursdays of the month at 3.35 pm. They look at various books written by different authors. If you would like to join, simply go to the Resource Centre at High Street, Arlesey, Bedford, SG15 6SN, and ask about Chatterbooks. New members are welcomed!
Sign in to contactThe Great Escape (Sandy)
Book club
Meets at The Woburn Hotel on Run by Eileen Harte Library service Bedford Borough Council - Libraries We are a book and movie village group who meet the last Tuesday of each month. We read a book a month and also share dvd's which we also discuss. If a movie is released of a book we read we aim to see it together. We meet at: Park Street, Woburn, Woburn, Bedfordshire, MK17 9PG Accepting new members Tags adults with low level literacy, ebook, English as a second language
Sign in to contactHoughton Regis Chatterbooks (Dunstable)
Book club
The Reading Group for kids aged 9-12 years old meets at Houghton Regis Library, Bedford Square, Dunstable, Central Bedfordshire. Sue Styant runs the library service and they enjoy reading many different books, picking the Bedfordshire Book of the Year, and even getting special goodies through fun websites and competitions when they participate. Biscuits are a must-have for any meeting and the group is open to new members! The event is tagged #Chatterbooks.
Sign in to contactChatterbooks (older group) (Dunstable)
Book club
Clare Pullin runs a Chatterbooks reading group for kids aged 10-12 at the Dunstable library once a month on Saturdays. Each month, they have a theme and select books accordingly. Additionally, they engage in fun craft and word activities, games, and writing exercises while devouring sweets and having a great time. The address for the Dunstable library is: Vernon Place, Dunstable, Central Bedfordshire LU5 4Ha. New members are welcome to join. Tags: Chatterbooks.
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Book club
A group called Beds Book Group is found to convene in the Chequers pub situated in Westoning, Bedfordshire, which organizes meetings on the last Wednesday of each month. These meetings are resourced by Central Bedfordshire Council - Libraries, and we extend invitee privileges even to newbs. The subjects encompass topics including videos, anonymous graphics novels for the novice inhabitants.Audiobooks; and advanced talking books, acting as an audio-graphical aids for difficult concepts, frequently at PhD and higher difficulty yards.Edit
Sign in to contactStopsley Library Reading Group (Luton) (Luton)
Book club
The meeting location for this library group is Stopsley Library and it is managed by Andrew Bond, a member of the Library service. They read a variety of fiction and non-fiction books. The physical address for this group is Hill Rise, Luton, Luton, LU3 3EE.
Sign in to contactMarsh Farm Readers (Luton) (Luton)
Book club
Andrew Bond is in charge of a timely group at Marsh Farm Library, facilitated by the library service. They gather frequently to read an assorted selection of books. The group will convene at Lea Manor School, situated in Northwell Drive, Luton, Luton, LU3 3TL.
Sign in to contactLuton Poetry Society (Luton)
Book club
The Luton Central Library hosts poetry meetings, organized by Mary Emeji, where everyone who enjoys reading, writing, or listening to poetry can participate. The meetings occur on the last Saturday of each month for a fee of £10 per annum. During meetings, well-known poets visit, and members have an opportunity to read their poems to the group. Member poet profiles are also displayed on our website. Membership events are free, whereas newcomers must pay £3 to attend non-member meetings happening at St. George's Square, Luton, Luton, LU1 2NG. New members are always accepted, and writing enthusiasts are welcome to attend regardless of their experience level.
Sign in to contactBookmarks (Luton) (Luton)
Book club
The Luton Central Library hosts a group that is facilitated by Andrew Bond and is specifically intended for bibliophiles. Meetings feature various types of literature, ranging from fiction to non-fiction. Location for coming together rain venue details is provided at ViaMichelin travel guide website.
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Book club
The literature club is led by Neil Rowland and convenes at Stopsley Library. Members explore a mix of modern and traditional works which challenge familiar perspectives and stimulate interest. Our cordial group meets monthly each third Wednesday to discuss the book-of-the-month over refreshments. Bear in mind that, due to daytime scheduling, membership and schedules evolve naturally. While attendance may occasionally spiral down, we request commitment for at least 2 of ever-mutating-about-to-evolve indefinite chunks of indecisive more-than-half reachable loosely scattered meetings. Heck yeah! Don't forget your Wednesdays availability schedule policy. Feel free to enquire, newcomer! Come shed your aura differently into this group camaraderie! Our address: Hitchen Road, LU2 7UG, Luton, Luton, LU2 7UG Venido! Susceptive of innovative acquaintances.
Sign in to contactWigmore Book Addicts (Luton)
Book club
Neil Rowland leads the book club at Wigmore Library. The focus of the group is on contemporary, cult, and classic fiction and conversations are lively with sharing personal experiences and themes found in the books. Occasionally, due to the realities of life, spots do open up in the club, which makes it important to submit your information for consideration. Feel free to send an email to join this engaging discussion forum. Meetings are held at Wigmore Library at Wigmore Lane in Luton and new members are welcome to attend.
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