Hobby groups in East Lothian
Below you'll find every hobby group we know of in East Lothian, as well as people looking to join one.
All listings in East Lothian
Poppy (Tranent)
Seeking a book club
Like a good thriller but all sorts really. Any good recommendations welcome. Would be good to meet up with fellow book lovers in the area.
Sign in to contactMarilyn Ferguson Vallely (Dunbar)
Seeking a book club
I am an author living in East Lothian with two moderately successful books out on Amazon in paperback and kindle. They are All My Big Fat Scottish Weddings and More Big Fat Scottish Weddings. My profile can be checked on Google. I would love to guest at a meeting of your group and talk about my books. My tel is 07577 065651. Thank you
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Freja (Gullane)
Seeking a book club
I am looking for a club that meets in the afternoon or evenings. Reading gives me a sense of escape from the trials and tribulations of the world we live in. A book club I find exciting in that ideas and underlying thoughts that are missed can be exchanged and discussed with other readers and hopefully emerging friends. I enjoy and list crime, thriller, historical, philosophical, discovery, adventure and other reading genre as my likes. It would be quite fulfilling and enjoyable to be with others on the trail of discovery and make friends. Kim Morgan-Alexander
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ChloeMcQ (Haddington)
Seeking a book club
Looking to make some friends and de-stress from work
Sign in to contactDaniel (Tranent)
Seeking a gaming group
Would really like to play d&d but I am a complete new player
Sign in to contactMadam Jazz (Tranent)
Seeking a book club
I'm looking for bookies for a chat about books 📚
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Me (North Berwick)
Seeking a book club
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Sign in to contactBookfan81 (Tranent)
Seeking a book club
I like most types of books except autobiography. Particularly love crime fiction, historical fiction and romance. I will give anything a try tho. I'm hoping to find a kind club where there is a diverse range of books and good conversation.
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Madam Jazz (Tranent)
Seeking a book club
I am an educator, a culture vulture and a lifelong bookworm looking to meet regularly to discuss literature.
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Books and cooks club (Dunbar)
Book club
A quarterly book club that meets in person. We have a book club with dinner and drinks - all matched to the country that the book is set in!
Sign in to contactCaroline Smith (Tranent)
Seeking a book club
I enjoy reading and would like to join a book club. My sister is one in Glasgow and she really enjoys it. Thanks Caroline
Sign in to contactbeansncables (Tranent)
Seeking a gaming group
Total noob but been wanting to give D&D a try. Love watching people do campaigns on YT
Sign in to contactMandarin Chats and Social Tea Breaks (Gullane)
Language exchange
This group in Gullane meets regularly for relaxed Mandarin conversation and social tea breaks. It is open to anyone interested in the Chinese language, including native speakers and students, and the emphasis is on keeping speaking skills active through casual chat rather than formal lessons. Meetings are informal and cover everyday topics, culture, or whatever is on members’ minds. Tea is part of the get-together.
Sign in to contactTyninghame Singers (Dunbar)
Choirs
Tyninghame Singers is a friendly community choir that sings a cappella and meets in the village hall in Tyninghame, near Dunbar, on Wednesdays from 8:15 to 9:45pm. No audition or music reading is needed, and new singers can drop in for a couple of sessions to see if it suits them.
Sign in to contactNorth Berwick Sings (North Berwick)
Choirs
North Berwick Sings is a community choir that sings a cappella and has been running for around 10 years. It meets on Tuesday mornings from 11:00am to 12:30pm in North Berwick, and no audition or music reading is needed. New singers can come along for a couple of sessions to see if it suits them, and the group also performs at community events from time to time.
Sign in to contactCoastal Tones (Dunbar)
Choirs
This Dunbar community choir sings a cappella songs from a wide range of genres. It meets on Thursdays from 7pm to 9pm, and new singers can drop in for a couple of sessions to see if it suits them. No audition or music reading is needed, and members can use scores and sound files to help learn the music. The choir also holds a monthly Throwback Thursday session with favourites and cake.
Sign in to contactCare to Sing (Haddington)
Choirs
This is a small singing group for unpaid carers in East Lothian, offering a relaxed social break with easy two- and three-part songs sung a cappella. It meets in Haddington on Wednesdays from 1:30pm to 3:00pm, and each session ends with tea, biscuits and time to chat.
Sign in to contactThe Volunteer Arms session (Dunbar)
Music sessions
A traditional music session at The Volunteer Arms, Dunbar. Sessions are informal gatherings where musicians play tunes together - bring an instrument and join in, or just come along to listen.
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