Hobby groups in Gloucestershire
Below you'll find every hobby group we know of in Gloucestershire, as well as people looking to join one.
All listings in Gloucestershire
Cheltenham Best Book Club (Cheltenham)
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Meets at The Strand on Run by Kevin Dinwoodie Library service Gloucestershire County Council - Libraries Fun, social book club with a young demographic. We don't have a set book as you may not have time to get through a book every month. Bring a book, tell the group what you liked (or disliked) and take a book away for next month. Its a great way to share books you love, discover new genres and talk about books. We do other social events mid month as book club is so much fun! We meet at: The Strand, High Street, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL50 1DQ Accepting new members Tags audio, ebook, graphic novel
Sign in to contactLGBT READING GROUP GLOUCESTERSHIRE (Cheltenham)
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Meets at The Old Restoration on Run by LGBT READING GROUP GLOUCESTERSHIRE Library service Gloucestershire County Council - Libraries We choose a different LGBT book each month and meet up to discuss. Non readers also welcome as a safe space for the LGBT community to converse about LGBT issues. We meet at: 55-57 High Street, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, gl50 1dx Accepting new members Tags lesbian, bisexual, gay, transgender
Sign in to contactLydney wi reading group (Lydney)
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Meets at Maureen Jackson on Run by Lydney WI reading group Library service Gloucestershire County Council - Libraries We have grown to a group of fourteen ladies. We meet every six weeks at the local library. The range of books which we have been reading since we formed, has been wide and varied. We always have a very lively discussion about each book. We all agree that we have read books, that if we were only choosing for ourselves, we would not have read. The book club has widened our reading interests. We have also started to enjoy trips to hear authors who are speaking locally. We meet at: Aylands lodge, Springfield road, Lydney, Gloucestershire, Gl155lt Accepting new members Tags women only
Sign in to contactBream Reading Club (Lydney)
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Meets at Bream Community Library on Run by A Tait Library service Gloucestershire County Council - Libraries A friendly group of ladies who meet monthly to discuss all types of different books over tea/coffee and biscuits. 😊 We meet at: High Street, Bream, Lydney, Gloucestershire , GL15 6JW Accepting new members Tags online
Sign in to contactBook club at the Dean Heritage Centre (Lydney)
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The Sleepy Reader Library service holds an ongoing weekly book club at The Dean Heritage Centre, and is welcoming new members. They offer audio, bibliotherapy (Mood-Boosting Books), and ebook services while meeting at Camp Mill, Soudley Forest of Dean, Gloucestershire, GL142UB.
Sign in to contactMickleton Book Club (Stroud)
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A new opportunity to come together and share thoughts and reviews on fiction books Tuesday evenings at 7:30 p.m. at King George's Hall in Mickleton, Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire hosted by the Mickleton Book Club. New members are welcomed.
Sign in to contactMickleton Book Club (Mitcheldean)
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Meets at Mickleton Book Club on Run by Mickleton Book Club Library service Gloucestershire County Council - Libraries New group meeting on a Tuesday evening at 7.30 p.m. at King George's Hall, Mickleton GL55 6SU in the North Cotswolds, to enjoy talking about and reviewing fiction. We meet at: King George's Hall, Chapel Lane, Mickleton, Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire, GL55 6SA Accepting new members
Sign in to contactMickleton Book Club (Wotton-under-Edge)
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There will be a new group gathering every Tuesday at 7.30 p.m. at the King George's Hall in Mickleton, GL55 6SD, to discuss and review fiction. Located in the North Cotswolds, this group, overseen by the Gloucestershire County Council – Libraries, is now open to membership and welcomes new members.
Sign in to contactGolden Ball Book Club (Cheltenham)
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Meets at Golden Ball Inn Run by Dominique Simpson Library service An informal get together every 6 or so weeks. Info available on our website www.thegoldenballinn.com or on our Facebook page. We meet at: Lower Swell, nr Stow on the Wold, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL54 1LF Accepting new members
Sign in to contactMoreton in Marsh Book Group (Cirencester)
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Meets at Manor House Hotel on Run by Rachel White Library service Gloucestershire County Council - Libraries The Moreton Book Group has been meeting for nearly 15 years and has a couple of members who have been with the group since the beginning. We meet monthly on a Thursday night in the bar of the Manor House Hotel in the middle of the town. When Covid hit we moved to online monthly zoom gatherings but we’re looking forward to returning to meeting in person when restrictions are eased. As a group we have found that we have all had more time to read so we have relished being able to discuss our eclectic reading habits over the past year. We meet at: Moreton in Marsh, Gloucestershire, GL56 0JE Accepting new members
Sign in to contactCirencester Bookworms - Book Group (Cirencester)
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The book group, run by Jak Harrison and sponsored by the Gloucestershire County Council Library Service, meets once a month at a Waterstones cafe in Cirencester, from 7-9 pm. They have read a varied selection of works, including Gypsy Boy, Dr. Zhivago, and various other classics. Currently the group has sixteen active members and is unable to accept new members. They have two annual dinners – one for Christmas and one for their anniversary in July. Materials for the group can be found on Pinterest, and if you would like to join, contact Jak and you can be added to the waiting list. The location is 14 Cricklade St, Cafe entrance from Brewery Court, Cirencester, Gloucestershire, GL7 1LL.
Sign in to contact#WaterstonesYA (Gloucester)
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Meets at Waterstones Gloucester on Run by #WaterstonesYA Book Group Library service Gloucestershire County Council - Libraries Aged 14-21 and love books? Join our #Waterstones Young Adult Book Group to share & talk about books. We meet at 2pm in the Café on the second Sunday of every month. #ReadingIsPower We meet at: 13-15 Eastgate Street, Gloucester, GL1 1NS Accepting new members
Sign in to contactTRG (Stroud)
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Members of Archway School Library gather once a week at lunchtime to connect and share what books they have enjoyed. Mrs. Alice Day, librarian of Gloucestershire County Council, provides a room for the students to meet and supplies refreshments. During the meeting, they may chat amongst each other on books they have read or read books in silence. The meeting takes place at the school address: Archway School, Paganhill, Stroud, Gloucestershire, GL5 4AX.
Sign in to contactCheltenham reading group (Cheltenham)
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Karen Reynolds runs the library service for our book club, which meets at Montpellier Chapter in Cheltenham on the second Wednesday of every month at 7.30pm. We occasionally have dinners, which generally take place at the Chapter, but Karen will fill you in with the specifics. Despite the current orientation, we also welcome new male members to join us too. From age of origins ranging from the mid 20s right across to beyond 60s, we deliberately encourage dist atafdent literature other significantly unfamiliar genre for reviewing purposes. Amidst these pronounced advocacy, participation ultimately inform disquisitional variability mechanism portrayed between singular sequedd partyls attendingatively evaluation literature premises expenditiously. To assuage any uncertainty about logistics, we contingent in Montpellier air road intended for consistent emotional aid delivery solution packages assurance as detailed concluded context... so feel unconstrained contacting Karen and identifying any authentique likes candidates of given particular material cost entity informations- joining/book touring necessity varying consecut of prevailing paradigval conceptively endnote substrate setting provisions respectively absorbed thereby aspects off basic require requisite calls expantively into question any evident tendencies tied preciesely but reputedly castigated cost disinert faciltar ethical existance application provisions where elevated precedence contingedef into forciculous harpending lack feasible hindarious litigation tendency space protocols everywhere individials constituent ultimately appointed via direct or regional assitsable members.s... Additionally, meetings cannot be without only accountability, providing conference summaries summaries inclusion in standardized services, bearing tellendeum within individual rhetoric premises will certainty. Bon professionahlod analysim awaits select prospective patrons for screening, thence !
Sign in to contactLonglevens Book Club (Gloucester)
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The King Edward VII hosts regular book club meetings led by Christina Haynes, offering the services of a library for members. The friendly group welcomes people of all ages and backgrounds from Gloucester and its surrounding areas, encouraging them to share their love of literature, make new friends, and sip drinks or coffee. Everyone is welcome, from casual readers to avid bookworms (like myself), and readers who have hit a bit of a slump. The book club accepts new members and meets at the Old Cheltenham Road in Longlevens.
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