Hobby groups in Cheshire

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

All listings in Cheshire

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Joseph (Altrincham)

Seeking a book club

Hello. I have fairly recently moved to Altrincham and I would like to meet new people. I am a lover of reading and I have an eclectic taste. To give you some idea I have recently read Jean de Florette and Manon des Sources and am currently reading the complete works of HG Wells. I prefer books by authors to those by celebrities. I look forward to hearing from you soon.

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Rachel (Warrington)

Seeking a book club

Love getting lost in a book, I have my favourites but I'm open to exploring all genres. I would love to connect with other book lovers in my area.

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KBRose (Northwich)

Seeking a book club

I’ve lived in Northwich for about a year but work from home so haven’t made any friends! I love reading and discussing books and would love to join a book club, or start one if there aren’t any existing! :)

KBRose recommends:

Speak of the Devil by Rose Wilding
Speak of the Devil
by Rose Wilding | Learn more and buy
Hell hath no fury like seven women scorned.
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Becky (Macclesfield)

Seeking a book club

Got back into reading last year and completed a challenge of one book per week! 😍 most into fantasy and romance, but would also be interested in crime! Looking to make friends in the Macclesfield / Prestbury area and join a book club to share recommendations and booktok memes πŸ˜‚

Becky recommends:

Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros
Fourth Wing
by Rebecca Yarros | Learn more and buy
Gripping fantasy from start to finish, with amazing cliffhanger - hooked on the romance storyline and dragons 😍
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Mark (Congleton)

Seeking a gaming group

Been playing DND for about 18 months but had to move away from my current group so looking for a new one

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Eleanor (Macclesfield)

Seeking a book club

All genres, including poetry, though not light romantic novels. Particularly enjoy analysing storylines and discovering other reader’s thoughts. Would be happy to play host to get a small group started.

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Pam (Alderley Edge)

Seeking a book club

I have many hobbies and interests so find it easy to be busy. However, I also like to read and think that meeting up with a book club once a month would help me to focus on a particular book.

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txsca (Macclesfield)

Seeking a gaming group

Looking to join a 5e game! I've not played any D&D for the longest time and I miss it like crazy. Really itching to jump into a campaign and make some new friends! I prefer the roleplay side of things over combat-intensive dungeon crawls, and I love getting creative with my characters. Let's have some fun!

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Char (Altrincham)

Seeking a book club

Looking for a book club :)

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Alexandra (Chester)

Seeking a book club

Looking to find a book club in my local area, I’m in my 30s and will read just about anything, and always want to discuss the books afterwards!

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Phillip (Knutsford)

Seeking a gaming group

Hi I'm a 40 year old bloke recently started playing D&D for the first time and I am thoroughly enjoying it. I am looking for a game to join in the Knutsford area as I'm currently still going to Manchester fortnightly just to play

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Cathy (Altrincham)

Seeking a book club

52 years old. Normal working mum. Love walking, reading and trying new recipes

Cathy recommends:

The Black Tower by P D James
The Black Tower
by P D James | Learn more and buy
The Queen of Crime keeps suspense, side-plots, dry humour until the end.
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Catherine (Altrincham)

Seeking a book club

love reading fiction and crime. would like to meet up with like minded people once a week or once a month

Catherine recommends:

The Black Tower by P D James
The Black Tower
by P D James | Learn more and buy
The Queen of Crime keeps suspense, side-plots, dry humour until the end.
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JessieG89 (Warrington)

Seeking a book club

Hi I'm Jess - I live in Warrington, and looking to join a book club. I enjoy reading thrillers and romance as well as self help books.

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Cathy (Sandbach)

Seeking a book club

Busy Mum making time to read

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Haymi (Warrington)

Seeking a book club

I want to meet with friends and share experience.

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Feven (Warrington)

Seeking a book club

I am an adult new in the city and I am looking to join a new bookclub and meet new friends.

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Rob M (Altrincham)

Seeking a gaming group

Veteran roleplayer who cut their teeth on the Advanced Fighting Fantasy system, the old Warhammer Quest and have been DMing D&D 5e since 2020. Open to DMing for LGBTQ+ friendly groups, starting a group or even just playing myself. I tend to run games with an emphasis on roleplaying and exploration, with combat and puzzles being part of the game but not the focus of it. I also can create customised and painted miniatures of players' characters for a very small fee.

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SlyM (Crewe)

Seeking a gaming group

A little experience with DnD, looking for online or in person group to join

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WLS1959 (Wilmslow)

Seeking a book club

Hello my name is Wendy, I'm 64 a nurse of 40+ years and currently work 20hrs a week. I would like to meet and make friends with those who enjoy reading and discussing their choices with others.

WLS1959 recommends:

An Evil Cradling by Brian Keenan
An Evil Cradling
by Brian Keenan | Learn more and buy
Brian 'makes the emptiness of imprisonment speak' Not the most enjoyable novel I've ever read but definitely the one which has left the greatest and hasn't been equaled in the subsequent decades. I think it should be essential reading on the GCSE syllabus, for English language/literature/politics/psychology and generally an education of life.
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