Hobby groups in East Sussex

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

All listings in East Sussex

DSussex (Uckfield)

Seeking a book club

Love reading, and nature

Hilaryfuller54 (Crowborough)

Seeking a book club

Would like to meet to discuss books-very eclectic tastes history autobiography science fiction but would like to share new titles

Hilaryfuller54 recommends:

Lion the witch and the wardrobe

by Can lewis | Learn more and buy

Stands test of Tim from childhood to adulthood

Joe (Hastings)

Seeking a book club

Hello my name is Joe and I am an avid reader and would like to discuss literature with likeminded people. Also I work nights and find it difficult to meet new people.

Joe recommends:

Dead man’s walk

by Larry McMurtry | Learn more and buy

This book is about the adventures of Woodrow Call and Augustus Mcrea who join the Texas rangers to fight the Comanche Indians it is book 1 of an epic trilogy and I have lost count of how many times I’ve read it.

Liss (Lewes)

Seeking a book club

Looking for fellow bookworms to who read all genres & love new recommendations.

The dj23 (Hastings)

Seeking a gaming group

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William (Newhaven)

Seeking a gaming group

Hi, I'm looking for a Blades in the Dark game, in person somewhere between Peacehaven and Seaford (Newhaven is ideal but I know that might not be possible). I've got experience GMing BitD and I'm happy to GM again, for an experienced group or newbies, though if someone else wishes to GM I'm more than happy to be a player. My only available day is Wednesday, from around 7pm. For those unfamiliar with BitD, it's an RPG about running a criminal gang in a haunted city full of ghosts and semi-magical technology. The game uses d6s only and there's very little, if any, number crunching. Let me know if you're interested and if we have a group of people we can figure something out.

Bobbi_brings_books (Rye)

Seeking a book club

A young greedy reader who is looking for like minded to give me book reccomendations

Sean (Bexhill-on-Sea)

Seeking a gaming group

Brand new to TTRPG games and looking to learn.

AnitaF (Brighton)

Seeking a book club

I am women in my late 50s. I love reading all types of books. Keen to join a group where I can meet new people, have a discussion and also contribute.

AnitaF recommends:

Shuggie Bain

by Douglas Stuart | Learn more and buy

Gripping, gritty and entertaining. Funny and sad.

Helen (Crowborough)

Seeking a gaming group

New to clubs. Love board games but not v experienced.

Alison (Seaford)

Seeking a book club

I love reading! Particularly keen on crime fiction, historical fiction and classics.

Dave (Seaford)

Seeking a book club

I read biographies, history, books on art, thrillers and Music (70's to now). As for me - I work for a charity (promotion/graphics/website etc) am a musician having played 400 plus shows with my last band performing original music and like the idea of discussing books!

Sophie (St Leonards-on-Sea)

Seeking a book club

I am interested in finding fans of crime in particular and a relaxed setting to discuss.

Isobel (Rye)

Seeking a book club

I’m in Rye for three months, maybe longer, and I’d like to join a book club while I’m here. Missing my home town book club! Will read (almost) anything and everything…

Crowborough 70+ (Crowborough)

Seeking a book club

I’d like to join a monthly book group. I enjoy fiction books with a strong story line.

Crowborough 70+ recommends:

Hummingbird

by Tristan Hughes | Learn more and buy

It’s a story of two young people in the swamps of Ontario, Canada. The writing is wonderful.

Jo (Eastbourne)

Seeking a gaming group

Looking to create a gaming venue in East Sussex.

Lilia (Lewes)

Seeking a book club

I love to read and discuss books.

Eva (Eastbourne)

Seeking a book club

Curious and open minded!

Eva recommends:

Chariots of the Gods

by Erich Von Daniken | Learn more and buy

The ideas the author has put through in this book has made so many think so differently than the main stream narrative is just inspiring. While evidence is scattered all around the globe, they are however compiled in this little book. Very good read!

Destiny of Souls

by Michael Newton | Learn more and buy

The research of this extraordinary Phd Dr Michael Newton opens up to new experience for his clients as well as for people who have never stumbled upon anything like it. A truly mind blowing study with evidence to human mind and connection to something grater than ourselves.

Eva (Eastbourne)

Seeking a book club

While I am a slow reader, I love reading. Anything but fiction and the more contravercial the better the read! Would love to have someone to bounce ideas and opinions off of. Exchange book suggestions on what to read next!