Hobby groups in Cambridgeshire

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

All listings in Cambridgeshire

ama._x (Peterborough)

Seeking a book club

I love reading a lot and am moving to Peterborough in the new year. I’d like to meet new people who also love to read

Tim_X (Cambridge)

Seeking a book club

Alone, I tend to read more 'literary' fiction, but I want to join a group to get new ideas! A previous club really shook up the genres, in a (mostly) good way, and I miss finding the unexpected gold. Plus always interesting to see others' differing reactions to mine

Tim_X recommends:

Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow

by Gabrielle Zevin | Learn more and buy

A creative partnership. How two talented people can create something far bigger than either would've been able to do alone. Their genre is computer games, but the fractious friend / co-worker / annoyance dynamic applies to many creative fields (e.g. John and Paul?). Also a great description of the creative process, and the excitement of watching a company grow from two employees and a bedroom to a respectable force.

FIlip (Cambridge)

Seeking a gaming group

I'm a guy in his late 20s. I have some experience as a DM (I hosted a couple of one-shots, but nothing long-term). Up for any genre or setting. I'm here to make role playing a more regular part of my life rather than just one off occurrences and to meet a bunch of cool people on the way. If you need a DM I have a bunch or weird systems I can run, one of which is custom-made rule book I made with some people years ago. It's full of holes and held together by zip ties and tape, but it's functional and fun to play.

Zahra (Peterborough)

Seeking a book club

Outgoing

Zahra recommends:

The Art Of Small Talk

by The fine art of small talk | Learn more and buy

Great way of guiding anybody who wants to wants to break out of their shell & learn how making conversation in the simplest of ways can help you build connections.

zedwlj (Peterborough)

Seeking a book club

My name is Zahra & I am based in Peterborough UK. I’m a very big fan of self help books & I am looking for a local book club where I can meet new like minded people & hear about some more book recommendations.

zedwlj recommends:

The Art Of Small Talk

by The fine art of small talk | Learn more and buy

Great way of guiding anybody who wants to wants to break out of their shell & learn how making conversation in the simplest of ways can help you build connections.

ANDREA (Huntingdon)

Seeking a book club

Love psychological thrillers. After working in London for 20 years , looking to meet likeminded people and share love of reading

Theia (Cambridge)

Seeking a book club

31F Who loves fantasy and romance

Inna Liu (Huntingdon)

Seeking a book club

24 years old, toddler’s mom,

Armso (Cambridge)

Seeking a gaming group

I (as DM) and ~5 players are looking for another player (preferably a chick for gender balance). We play DnD 5e/5.5, module campaign (Tomb of Annihilation). We are on act 2 of our campaign, and we are now at level 4. We are a table of University postdoc/Industry postgrad researchers, enjoying our late 20s to mid-30s. The group has been the most fun group I have DMed so far. We meet at least twice a month (or when at least 4 players are available), and we rotate hosting between Mill road, Grafton, Edington (and sometimes Milton). Fine with no to beginner experience with DnD, as long as you can commit.

Free online International book club for female readers (Cambridge)

Book club

We choose and read a book every 5/6 weeks and then meet on Zoom to talk about. It’s a cozy group with women all ages from all over the world.

IN (Cambridge)

Seeking a book club

Hi everyone! I’m quite new to reading, but I’ve recently developed a real interest in getting into books. I’m hoping to read more regularly and connect with people who enjoy discussing what they’ve read. Looking forward to sharing this journey with you all.

Felix (Cambridge)

Seeking a gaming group

I'm 14 currently and have been playing dnd for a while but haven't played recently and want to get back in to it.

Alex (Cambridge)

Seeking a gaming group

I am 16 and new to this kind of stuff, however I really want to get into dnd

Sarah M (Huntingdon)

Seeking a book club

I’ve recently moved to the area and would love to join a book club. I’ve never attended one before but it’s something I’ve always wanted to do. I love reading all genres and love discovering new authors.

Daniel (Ely)

Seeking a gaming group

Early 30s, new to ttrpgs. I've played other tabletop games (Warhammer, Bloodbowl etc) but I am keen to get into D&D. I've played 1 low level campaign as a Monk and that is all my practical experience, other than watching campaigns on YouTube. I am looking to join a beginner friendly group, that meet on a Saturday or Sunday as I get home from work late during the week. I have a friend who is also in a similar situation so if two spots are available that would be ideal.

Sean (Huntingdon)

Seeking a gaming group

Looking to get back into dnd, pathfinder and other colabarative rpgs

Reading Round (Cambridge), from the Royal Literary Fund (Cambridge)

Book club

Reading Round is a free community reading group run by the Royal Literary Fund in a number of locations around the UK. The current group in central Cambridge, led by poet Alex Wong, has a few spaces still remaining and is hoping for new members to join its weekly meetings. No reading in advance is required. Texts (one in prose and one in verse each week) are read aloud to the group by the group leader, followed by discussion. Photocopies are provided. Mondays, 4pm to 5.30pm, at Downing Place United Reformed Church, Cambridge, CB2 3EL (opposite John Lewis). Everyone welcome, but numbers are strictly limited. To enquire and reserve your FREE space, email: [email protected]

Alex Wong (Cambridge)

Seeking a book club

Writer and former academic, now (2025-26) running a community reading group called 'Reading Round' in Cambridge, on behalf of the Royal Literary Fund. Last few spaces still remaining. Mondays, 4pm to 5.30pm, at Downing Place United Reformed Church, Cambridge, CB2 3EL (opposite John Lewis). Everyone welcome, but numbers are strictly limited. To enquire and reserve your FREE space, email: [email protected]