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

Jack (Seaford)
Seeking a book club
38 yrs old, Friendly, approachable, I enjoy reading history but also occasional bit of fiction.
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Jack (Seaford)
Seeking a book club
38 yrs old, Friendly, approachable, I enjoy reading history but also occasional bit of fiction.
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Susan Roberts (St Leonards-on-Sea)
Seeking a book club
Seeker of knowledge, interested in philosophy, mysticism, fourth way ideas, teachers old and new. I thinking sharing ideas is invaluable and am looking to meet some like-minded individuals.
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Philosophy Reading Group (St Leonards-on-Sea)
Book club
For everyone who likes to think about the meaning of life, consider texts - old and new, and discuss ideas with interested others.
Sign in to contactBrighton & South Downs CAMRA (Brighton)
Real ale
The Brighton & South Downs branch of CAMRA, the Campaign for Real Ale. Branches organise socials, pub crawls, brewery visits and beer festivals, and anyone who enjoys real ale, cider and perry is welcome.
Sign in to contactEastbourne & District Local Group (Eastbourne)
Birdwatching
Eastbourne & District Local Group is a local group of the RSPB. Members meet for talks, birdwatching trips and walks, and help with conservation work. Newcomers and beginners are welcome.
Sign in to contactBrighton & District Local Group (Brighton)
Birdwatching
Brighton & District Local Group is a local group of the RSPB. Members meet for talks, birdwatching trips and walks, and help with conservation work. Newcomers and beginners are welcome.
Sign in to contactHastings & St Leonards Local Group (Hastings)
Birdwatching
Hastings & St Leonards Local Group is a local group of the RSPB. Members meet for talks, birdwatching trips and walks, and help with conservation work. Newcomers and beginners are welcome.
Sign in to contactProducer looking for Singer Songwriters... (Hove)
Bands
A music producer in Hove is looking to work with solo artists and singer-songwriters who want help shaping and finishing their songs for release. They describe themselves as easy-going, versatile and intuitive, and are offering support with production and recording. The listing does not give any details about costs or meeting times.
Sign in to contactSeeking potential bandmates to embark on an exciting new voyage with.. (Hove)
Bands
A person in Hove is looking for others to start a band and explore making music together, with the hope of playing live later if things work out. They are seeking potential bandmates rather than advertising a completed group or a paid service.
Sign in to contactBass guitarist (Hailsham)
Bands
An experienced bass guitarist from Hailsham is looking for a band in the Eastbourne area. They have their own equipment and transport, and describe themselves as reliable and solid on bass. They prefer classic RnB, classic rock, soul, blues and 1960s music, and are not looking to play gigs every week.
Sign in to contactZu Choir (Lewes)
Choirs
Zu Choir in Lewes sings an eclectic mix of Gospel, African, Folk, European and sacred music, with songs taught by ear. It meets on Wednesdays from 7pm to 9pm. Newcomers are welcome during the first four weeks of term, and the first session of a new term is free for them.
Sign in to contactThe Wolf Pack: a monthly therapeutic women’s singing circle (Uckfield)
Choirs
This monthly women’s singing circle in Uckfield combines gentle singing with a short check-in and time for ritual or quiet reflection. Each session is shaped around a different theme and may include blankets and hand oils, with something practical to take away afterwards. It is open to anyone who identifies as a woman and runs on the last Friday of the month from 7pm to 9pm. Cost is £30, or £24 for concessions.
Sign in to contactThe Tremorlos (Lewes)
Choirs
The Tremorlos is a Sing to Beat Parkinson’s choir in Lewes that aims to support speech, swallowing and movement, while also providing a chance to enjoy singing. It meets on Fridays each week from 11am to 12pm, and there is no need to read music. Everyone is welcome, including carers, and the cost is £5 per session.
Sign in to contactThe Cuckoo Choir (Hailsham)
Choirs
The Cuckoo Choir is a Hailsham choir linked to Sing to Beat Parkinson’s, with sessions held on Mondays fortnightly from 11am to 1pm. It sings mostly folk, world music and pop, and there is no need to read music. The group is open to everyone, including carers, and costs £5 per session.
Sign in to contactThe Choir with No Name Brighton (Hove)
Choirs
The Choir with No Name Brighton is a singing group in Hove for people who have experienced homelessness, marginalisation or a difficult time in life. It meets once a week for a chat and a drink, then sings together for around an hour and a half before sharing a hot meal made by volunteers. The choir also performs at local venues and events.
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Choirs
Sundown Songs is a small singing circle held at a home in Buxted, near Uckfield. It meets on Thursdays every fortnight from 8pm to 9.30pm, and is for women of all backgrounds; no musical experience is needed. A drop-in session costs £12, with block booking available to reduce the price.
Sign in to contactSinging Village – Women’s Circle (Lewes)
Choirs
This women’s harmony singing and well-being circle meets in Lewes twice a month on Friday evenings from 7.30pm to 9.30pm. It offers a relaxed singing session with an optional check-in round, and all voices are welcome.
Sign in to contactSinging Roots Woodland Circle (Lewes)
Choirs
Singing Roots Woodland Circle meets in woodland near Lewes on the second Saturday of each month from 10am to 12.30pm. It is a mixed choir for all adults, with time built in for quiet reflection at the end. The session costs £25, or £20 for concessions.
Sign in to contactSinging Mamas – Lewes (Lewes)
Choirs
Singing Mamas in Lewes offers group harmony singing sessions for women, including those who are not mothers. It meets on Mondays in two sessions, from 9.30am to 11am and 11.15am to 12.45pm, and welcomes all voices.
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