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
Westbrook Readers' Group (Warrington)
Book club
Meets at Westbrook Library on Run by Jan Puzylo Library service We're an informal, friendly group of people who get together to share our reading experiences, chat and make new friends. We read a wide range of books, mostly recent fiction with the occasional classic and nonfiction title thrown in! We sometimes have a themed session eg biographies, poetry. Please contact the library for more details. We meet at: Westbrook Crescent, Westbrook, Warrington, Warrington, WA5 8UG Accepting new members
Sign in to contactBetty's Reading Group (Crewe)
Book club
Meets at Cheadle Hulme Library on Run by Juanita Bullough Library service Stockport MBC - Libraries Mainly general fiction, old and modern. We sometimes have a theme and bring poetry and/or readings. We discuss TV and film tie-ins and it's a lively group. We meet at: Mellor Road, Cheadle Hulme, Cheshire, SK8 5AU Accepting new members
Sign in to contactOne Thirty (Stockport)
Book club
Meets at Nicola Kirby Run by One Thirty Library service Stockport MBC - Libraries All ages welcome Once a month meeting in our coffee shop We meet at: 130 hulme hall road, Cheadle hulme , Cheshire , STOCKPORT, Cheshire, Sk86lq Accepting new members Tags adults with low level literacy, audio, ebook, lesbian, bisexual, gay, transgender, online, women only
Sign in to contactBramhall URC Book Group (Stockport)
Book club
Our Library Service, led by Karen Poolton, is open for new members, and we meet at Robins Lane in Bramhall, Stockport, Greater Manchester on the 3rd Wednesday of every month. All are welcome!
Sign in to contactWaverton Good Read Award (Knutsford)
Book club
The group, organized by Gwen Goodhew, gathers at Burley Hall five times per year and comprises a large group of readers who review debut novels and pick an annual award winner. Invited authors also come to the meetings to discuss their writing. The venue for these gatherings is at Village Road, Old Waverton, Cheshire, CH3 7QN, and they are open to new members.
Sign in to contactPadgate Book Group (Warrington)
Book club
Join us at Padgate Library to read, socialize, and make new friends. We focus primarily on contemporary fiction, but we're happy to explore other genres. For additional information, please contact the library. We look forward to meeting you!
Sign in to contactPadgate Teen Read to Relax (Warrington)
Book club
We're open to new members! Join us at Padgate Library for an hour of listening to stories and poems, followed by some chit-chat. Feel free to share your thoughts or just listen to the conversations. See you soon!
Sign in to contactOrford Reading Group (Warrington)
Book club
Meets at on Run by Mark Conley Library service Warrington Borough Council - Libraries Shared Reading, We meet at: Orford Community Hub, Festival Ave, Orford, Warrington, Cheshire, WA2 9EP Accepting new members
Sign in to contactOrford Library (Warrington)
Book club
We welcome newcomers to the Orford Library, where Jan Puzylo is facilitating a library service. We focus on casual reading of a variety of books, making it an enjoyable and relaxed environment for all.
Sign in to contactOrford Read to Relax (Warrington)
Book club
Seeking a relaxed and informal way to get to know others and take your mind off stressful matters? Come join us at the Orford Library for a reading group like no other! We'll be reading short stories and poems aloud and then chatting about them - anything you'd like to say is welcome! Contact Dawn Ashcroft at the library for more information or to join.
Sign in to contactBramhall Library Reading Group 2 (Stockport)
Book club
We gather at Bramhall Library for our meetings, located at Bramhall Lane, Stockport, Cheshire, SK7 2DU. Led by John Penney, our group reads and discusses modern fiction from Stockport Library Services, who provide us with a free selection of books every month. Unfortunately, we are at maximum capacity for the time being, but feel free to reach out to us if a spot opens up.
Sign in to contactTytherington2 (Macclesfield)
Book club
Nine individuals with diverse backgrounds and varied interests get together at Naomi Williams to share stimulating conversations. The Library Service of Cheshire East Council is inviting new members to join at 12 Lansdowne Street, Macclesfield.
Sign in to contactTytherington2 (Macclesfield)
Book club
A group of nine women of different ages and interests gathers together at Naomi Williams Library, which is run by Tytherington2 and is a service from Cheshire East Council's Library system. New members are welcomed and encouraged to join. This gathering is open to women only.
Sign in to contacttytherington2 (Macclesfield)
Book club
Meets at Naomi Williams on Run by Naomi Williams Library service Cheshire East Council - Libraries Nine women of a certain age who met through our membership of the Tytherington Club in Macclesfield. We have very different tastes in books which makes for lively discussions We meet at: 12 Lansdowne Street, Macclesfield, Cheshire, SK10 2QZ Accepting new members Tags women only
Sign in to contactRevolution Macclesfield Book Club (Macclesfield)
Book club
Gatherings take place on the first Thursday of each month at 7.30pm at Revolution Macclesfield. Layla Wilson leads the Library service, which is open to all to join at any time. Expect chat and laughter, as well as snacks, 2 for 1 drinks (cocktails/mocktails), and a chance to win prizes each month. Our Facebook group is an excellent source of additional information, or contact Layla directly at [email protected]. The address is Mill St, Macclesfield, Cheshire east, SK116NN.
Sign in to contactSpeedy Readers (Macclesfield)
Book club
Becky Mills leads a library service group, which meets monthly in Macclesfield, Cheshire east. It consists of a wide variety of ages and personalities who all share a passion for reading. The space is open to females, although not exclusively. The members used to vote for the book to read each month, but now they are supplied with a crate of books from the library service. The books read are mainly fiction. New members are welcome to join.
Sign in to contactBarnton Readers Group (Northwich)
Book club
The group meets on the first Monday of every month at Barnton Library from 5.30 to 7pm. Catherine Mason runs the library service of Cheshire West and Chester Council and they are welcome to new members. We discuss books to read and sometimes have poetry of the month sessions and provide refreshments. Our service is located at Townfield Lane, Barnton, Northwich and Cheshire West and Chester.
Sign in to contactSandiway & Cuddington Book Group (Holmes Chapel)
Book club
Meets at Oaklands Hotel on Run by Sandiway & Cuddington Book Group Library service Cheshire West and Chester Council - Libraries We are a friendly group who meet monthly at the Oaklands Hotel, Gorstage (www.oaklands.net) to share our love of good books and a good chat! Meeting dates vary so please email us for more information. We meet at: Millington Lane, Gorstage, Weaverham, Cheshire, CW8 2SU Accepting new members
Sign in to contactMunchtime Readers (Northwich)
Book club
The Munchtime Readers book club is open to all students who attend St Nicholas Catholic High School in Northwich, Cheshire West and Chester. Every half-term our members gather in the Library and enjoy the special treat of being able to eat lunch in the Library while discussing their favourite books. They take reviews of new books and pick out books to add to the Library. We also give out our newsletter which updates everyone on any changes that have happened in the Library as a result of the book club. If you're interested in joining, come to our next meeting!.
Sign in to contactAlternative Reading Group (Northwich)
Book club
We are an all-female group that has been around for 10 years now, with 11 members, most of whom have been here since the start. We have our own unique name to reflect the need for "me-time" from our members, prompting discussion with less obvious book choices. We used to be part of the Cheshire Libraries service, but have since branched out with books sourced from various places. Twice a year, we meet socially, either at each other's houses or at a pub. We also organize theatre visits whenever possible and are now looking into planning a group holiday to commemorate our decade together! We would love to link up with other reading groups to exchange ideas and books, since we have several sets of 11 books to distribute.
Sign in to contact