Hobby groups in Belfast
Below you'll find every hobby group we know of in Belfast, as well as people looking to join one.
All listings in Belfast
Looking for a drummer and bass player (Beatles Tribute) (Belfast)
Bands
A Belfast-based Beatles tribute band is looking for a drummer and a bass player. They want musicians who can handle Beatles drum parts and join the cover act. The listing does not mention any cost or rehearsal details.
Sign in to contactBassist and Drummer needed (Belfast)
Bands
A 24-year-old in Belfast is looking for a bassist and drummer to form a new project based around original songs with a grunge and shoegaze feel. They have recorded demos and have performed the material live before, and want to take it back out on stage.
Sign in to contactLooking for an extra player for a weekly kickabout at Avoniel (Belfast)
Football
This is a friendly football group in Belfast that plays casual weekly games at Avoniel Leisure Centre. They meet every Tuesday at 8pm for one hour of 5-a-side or 6-a-side matches, depending on numbers, and welcome players of all abilities.
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Belfast wargamers (Belfast)
Gaming group
A gathering of tabletop gamers assemble in Belfast/Hollywood, frequently engaging in miniature gaming.
Sign in to contactLegends of Saturdays (Belfast)
Gaming group
This Saturday, our gaming group is convening at Nate's.
Sign in to contactDragonslayers (Belfast)
Gaming group
Our RPG group is the biggest in Belfast - we meet on Tuesdays from 6pm at the Queen's University Students' Union on the 1st floor, and on Saturdays from 2pm to 8pm in the same spot.
Sign in to contactBoard Meeting (Belfast)
Gaming group
On Wednesdays, meet up with a sociable group at Queens Cafe Bar between 5 and 10 in the evening for some enjoyable company.
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Healthier Lives Book Club for Deaf People (Belfast)
Book club
Gatherings of the Quickreads Book Club, a part of the Big Lottery Healthier Lives project for individuals who are deaf or hard of hearing, take place at Action on Hearing Loss. The club is led by Roisin McGonagle and provides a library service, with a sign language user interpreting each page of the book, which is currently "My Dad's a Policeman" by Cathy Glass. These meetings are exclusive to deaf sign language users in Belfast, Antrim.
Sign in to contactFalls Road Chatterbooks Club (Belfast)
Book club
Andrew Lawther is setting up a library service at Falls Road Library, which is located at 49 Falls Road, Belfast, Down, BT12 4DP. This group has just begun this month and is open to new members, as well as hosting an adult book group, an Irish book group, and a creative writing group. Furthermore, the service is associated with the Chatterbooks and Reading Ahead organizations.
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