Hobby groups in Cornwall
Below you'll find every hobby group we know of in Cornwall, as well as people looking to join one.
All listings in Cornwall
Carmycole (Newquay)
Seeking a book club
I love to read and a book club sounds great
Sign in to contactTam (St Austell)
Seeking a book club
Informal, relaxed, variety of book styles. Face to face meetings
Sign in to contactKatie (Launceston)
Seeking a book club
I enjoy reading and am looking to meet new people. I have just moved to the area.
Sign in to contactJanetBS (Saltash)
Seeking a book club
Avid reader, just looking to meet up with other people to rank about books.
Sign in to contactRos (St Austell)
Seeking a book club
Hi, I am looking to connect with a variety of people with different interests as I am new to the area. I love reading so a book club is always a good first point of connection. I love historical fictions (Phillipa Gregory), popular fiction (Jojo Moyles) classical books (Shakespear, Tolstoy - usual suspects) and occasionally a crime novel, love Saturday by Ian Mac,
Sign in to contactSanchiv (Bodmin)
Seeking a book club
67 years young reading a variety of genres. Would like to meet like-minded people to discuss and enjoy collectively really good books.
Sign in to contactElaine (Saltash)
Seeking a book club
Keen to meet new people and share my love of reading
Sign in to contactElaine69 (Saltash)
Seeking a book club
I am new to the area, work from home and love to read. I also like meeting new people. I enjoy all genres and would enjoy sharing my reading experiences with others.
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The Grim Readers Book Club (St Ives)
Book club
This St Ives book club reads only non-fiction with a dark or eerie theme, including topics such as true crime, disasters, medicine, cults and science. Members choose the books together and meet on the first Tuesday of each month at The Ivo Lounge in St Ives at 8pm. It is open to readers who may not always have finished the book, as people are still welcome to join the discussion.
Sign in to contactThe Drawing Room St Ives Cambs (St Ives)
Sketching & art
The Drawing Room St Ives Cambs is a relaxed drawing social held on the third Tuesday of each month at Ivo Lounge in St Ives, from 7pm to 9pm. It welcomes all skill levels and lets people drop in for part of the evening or stay longer. Attendees can sketch, colour or work from their own materials, and a monthly prompt is provided for those who want inspiration.
Sign in to contactStitch 'n' Bitch St Ives Cambs (20's & 30's...ish) (St Ives)
Knitting & crafts
This is a relaxed craft social for people who like knitting, crochet, embroidery, sewing, painting or digital art, and they are welcome to bring along whatever they are making. It meets on the second Monday of each month from 7 to 9pm at Ivo Lounge in St Ives. The group is aimed at crafters in their 20s and 30s, but anyone aged 18 and over can attend.
Sign in to contactSt. Ives: Toastmasters Speaking, Leadership & Confidence (Newquay)
Real ale
This friendly club helps people improve public speaking, confidence and communication through prepared talks, feedback and impromptu speaking เค เคญเฅเคฏเคพเคธ sessions. It is part of Toastmasters International and runs regular meetings in a warm, professional setting with a relaxed dress code. Sessions usually have 12 to 20 people, and guests are welcome to attend.
Sign in to contactCornwall Japanese Social (Newquay)
Language exchange
Cornwall Japanese Social is a relaxed group for people in Cornwall who enjoy Japan, including its culture, food, travel, language, history and films. It begins with online chat and discussion, with plans for casual in-person meetups such as coffee or drinks as the group grows. Japanese learners are welcome, but it is not a class and practice is informal.
Sign in to contactSt Austell Shamanism Drum Cirle Meetup Group (St Austell)
Bands
This St Austell group brings people together for drumming and shamanism-related meetups, including drum circles, simple offerings, fire ceremonies, walks in nature and informal social gatherings. It says beginners and those with experience are both welcome, and that events can be adapted to be tradition-neutral and respectful. The group is based in the St Austell area.
Sign in to contactSongtide (Par)
Choirs
Songtide is a new harmony singing group in Lostwithiel for people who want to sing unaccompanied together. Sessions begin at 7pm, with arrival from 6.50pm, and they are ยฃ10 each, with concessions available if cost is a problem. It welcomes complete beginners as well as regular singers, with no auditions and songs mostly taught by ear.
Sign in to contactSinging for Wellbeing (for those affected and bereaved by suicide) (Redruth)
Choirs
This Redruth singing group is for people who have lost someone to suicide. It meets on the first Thursday morning of each month from 10am to 12pm, with time for singing, a drink and a chat at the Revive cafe. The sessions include a mix of familiar and newer songs and are intended to offer shared support and social time.
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