Hobby groups in Herefordshire

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

All listings in Herefordshire

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what.heidi.reads (Ross-on-Wye)

Seeking a book club

Hi, I’d love to join a local book club in person. I love reading and am active on bookstagram and booktok. I enjoy all genres of fiction and the occasional non fiction book 🥰

what.heidi.reads recommends:

Broken Country by Clare Leslie Hall
Broken Country
by Clare Leslie Hall | Learn more and buy
This is a beautiful love story but with thriller type twists throughout. This book will break your heart and piece it back together. I felt every emotion whilst reading this book.
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Lauren (Ross-on-Wye)

Seeking a book club

Hello, I am new to Hereford and looking to make friends. I love reading, and I am a teacher in humanities and social sciences. I love to talk about ideas that I have been reading.

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Linda (Kington)

Seeking a book club

I'm semi-retired, new to the area and living rurally. An avid reader since age 5, I love connecting with book people of all ages! My favourites are many, including post-apoc and dystopian, sci-fi, crime fiction, psychological thrillers, contemporary fiction, and a range of non-fiction too. Happy to travel for a meetup and a coffee!

Linda recommends:

Something to Live For. by Richard Roper
Something to Live For.
by Richard Roper | Learn more and buy
A thought-provoking and funny book about loneliness, connection, relationships and death.
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Hannah (Wormbridge)

Seeking a book club

I would like to meet people and gain a hobby

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Viv (Ross-on-Wye)

Seeking a book club

My name is Viv, Looking for a book club to read, discover and meet new people. I live a few miles outside Hereford.

Viv recommends:

A Million Little Pieces by James Frey
A Million Little Pieces
by James Frey | Learn more and buy
I am particularly drawn to Non Fiction probably as my imagination is poor -whereas I feel I can completely submerge into the real life of this book. I found out after from The Smoking Gun this was part Fictional 😐
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Pam (Kington)

Seeking a book club

I live in Hereford but this isn’t available on the drop down list. I’m trying to get back into reading and needing new people. Currently using mobility suds as a result of an injury so can’t access some premises. Available most days😀

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James (Kington)

Seeking a book club

Hi I'm James! 23 and getting back into reading from when I was younger. My favourite books include The Bell Jar, Jane Eyre, 1984, The Handmaid's Tale, Lapvona and Let The Right One In. I'd really like a friend or group to analyse books with! Nothing thrills me like a good post text deep-dive :)

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Torse Jones (Ross-on-Wye)

Seeking a book club

Looking to join a book club, always have a book on the go and would love to join a local group!

Torse Jones recommends:

VOX by Christina Dalcher
VOX
by Christina Dalcher | Learn more and buy
Dystopian novel with neuroscience / feminism weaved in!
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Max (Ross-on-Wye)

Seeking a book club

Get out of my comfort zone with books and explore something I wouldn't normally read. meeting new people :)

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Heloise (Kington)

Seeking a book club

I'm a specialist teacher at RNCB Hereford. I'm interested in many subjects including local history, music, natural history and creativity of any kind.

Heloise recommends:

12 Bytes by Jeanette Winterson
12 Bytes
by Jeanette Winterson | Learn more and buy
Erudite, detailed, specific, funny, thought provoking, essential reading. Best book I have read in 20 years.
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Never judge a book by its cover! (Kington)

Seeking a book club

Love reading. Would love to share and chat about the books I’ve read. I especially enjoy books about Medieval and Tudor history, Agatha Christie and P.G. Woodhouse. Mind you, I’ve read so many different books it’s hard to pin down a specific genre that best suits me. Mind you, if it’s good, it’s good!

Never judge a book by its cover! recommends:

The Wager by David Grann
The Wager
by David Grann | Learn more and buy
It gives a great insight into the lives of men who made their living on the seas. It shows that there are often two if not three sides to every story. You get a real feel for the utter hardships and poverty experienced by the lower class seamen of the time and the will to survive by some. A must read.
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I like psychology, history (Kington)

Seeking a book club

I’m Oluwatomisin Israel I have a desire of reading psychology and history I look for some one will can read together

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Geoffrey123 (Pencombe)

Seeking a book club

I work in education, specialising in the sciences, looking to be able to discuss and critique new novels outside my every-day comfort zone with open-minded individuals

Geoffrey123 recommends:

Wuthering Heights
by Emily Bronte | Learn more and buy
The swinging of emotion that builds throughout chapters as the narrative alters
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Caroline (Kington)

Seeking a book club

I'm semi retired, part-time deli assistant. Interested in history, local and world. Particularly religious history .enthusiastic castle hunter. I watercolor paint, and write poetry. Just acquired a heddle loom to make blankets

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Ashleigh (Kington)

Seeking a book club

Former English Literature graduate and fan of the classics and some well known U.K. and Irish authors. Dabbling in covers that take my fancy from time to time.

Ashleigh recommends:

The Hearts Invisible Furies  by John Boyne
The Hearts Invisible Furies
by John Boyne | Learn more and buy
Beautifully written, extremely heartfelt, warm and funny. Depressingly good.
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Sally (Kington)

Seeking a book club

Love reading, 66 recently moved to Leominster

Sally recommends:

Rebecca by Daphne du Maurier
Rebecca
by Daphne du Maurier | Learn more and buy
Suspense, romance, strong story
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Gary (Kington)

Seeking a book club

Hi, I've been a reader my whole life and have moved through genres finally settling on a love of literary fiction, currently going through an modern Irish author phase.

Gary recommends:

Foster by Claire Keegan
Foster
by Claire Keegan | Learn more and buy
It speaks in such an Irish voice it brings back such a feeling of home
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Alice (Ross-on-Wye)

Seeking a book club

A group that I can spend time with and talk about books and other things.

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Steiner Academy Festival Choir (Wormbridge)

Choirs

Steiner Academy Festival Choir was set up in September 2024 to support school festivals through the year. It is open to parents, staff, friends and former students, with rehearsals on Thursday evenings during term time from 7pm to 9pm.

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Peterchurch Community Choir (Wormbridge)

Choirs

Peterchurch Community Choir is a welcoming, inclusive choir for singers of all abilities, from complete beginners to those with experience. It sings a varied mix of songs, chants, rounds and part-songs, including locally written pieces for seasonal community events. The group meets on Monday evenings from 7.00pm to 8.30pm and has no obligations for members.

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