Hobby groups in Hertfordshire
Below you'll find every hobby group we know of in Hertfordshire, as well as people looking to join one.
All listings in Hertfordshire
Charlotte (Stevenage)
Seeking a book club
A twenty-something book lover! Historical fiction, romance, light fantasy, literary fiction and some classics! ❤️
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Tulip (Potters Bar) (Potters Bar)
Seeking a book club
Love reading! Classics or modern, fiction and non-fiction. I like feel good holiday books and I read a lot of yoga, yoga philosophy and wellness books. Jane Austen is a favourite and I also enjoy reading the Before the Coffee Gets Cold series by Toshikazu Kawaguchi. Looking for a friendly book club or simply meeting up for a coffee and book-chat!
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Seeking a book club
Top books - prize winners Fiction of all kinds
Sign in to contactNoseinabook79 (Kings Langley)
Seeking a book club
Looking for a friendly group which meets evenings or weekends. I love reading and will try most books...literary, romance, historical, crime.
Sign in to contactJacquiet (Borehamwood)
Seeking a book club
Opportunity to discuss books with other people who enjoy reading. Encouragement to try new genres.
Sign in to contactJade (Kings Langley)
Seeking a book club
I love reading thrillers, horror, dystopian fantasy and others.. Looking for bookish friends and book club with online chats and meet ups would be great
Sign in to contactLiz (Berkhamsted)
Seeking a book club
I enjoy a variety of genres and the stimulus of discussing what I've read with others.
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Welwyn Garden City Literary Society (Welwyn Garden City)
Book club
WGC LitSoc holds fortnightly evenings to discuss modern fiction, non-fiction, poetry, theatre and older literary classics. Informal and friendly. Open to everyone who enjoys reading and discussing books. See our website for more info: https://welwyngardenliterarysociety.wordpress.com
Sign in to contactJKtring (Tring)
Seeking a book club
Happy to read most books Sci-fi is my least popular genre
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The Shortlist Book Club (St Albans)
Book club
This online book club reads contemporary fiction, with a focus on titles published in 2025 and 2026. It meets once a month on the last Thursday at 7pm, and the books are usually around 300 to 350 pages. The group is friendly and welcoming, with occasional in-person meetups sometimes arranged.
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Stevenage Boardgame Club (Stevenage)
Gaming group
Stevenage Boardgame Club is a friendly social group for people who want to play board games and meet others in the Stevenage area. It covers a mix of modern strategy games and older favourites, with members often bringing along new titles so there is something different at each meeting. All levels of experience are welcome.
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Book club
Hitchin Book Club is a casual group that meets in person once a month in Hitchin to discuss books. It welcomes everyone, including those who have not joined a book club before, and the titles are usually chosen from books available online for free. The group expects to cover a mix of genres, with classics and science fiction likely to feature often.
Sign in to contactRoyston Italian Meetup Group (Royston)
Language exchange
This Royston group brings together Italian learners and native speakers from the local area to practise speaking Italian in a relaxed setting. It is an informal meet-up for people who want to use the language together.
Sign in to contactWelwyn Garden City Play & Sing Meetup Group (Welwyn Garden City)
Gardening
This is a call for local people in Welwyn Garden City who would like to meet up to play acoustic music and sing together. The organiser is hoping for a fortnightly or monthly informal session, and would look into hiring a hall if there is enough interest. It is intended to be a social and supportive get-together for people of all abilities.
Sign in to contactHertford Buddhist Meditation (Hertford)
Meditation
This Hertford group offers meditation sessions with instruction in mindfulness and loving-kindness practice. It welcomes newcomers and says no prior knowledge or Buddhist belief is needed. The group also usually includes a talk or discussion alongside the meditation.
Sign in to contactMeeple House Board Game Club (Hemel Hempstead)
Gaming group
Meeple House Board Game Club meets every other Wednesday evening in the Charlton Suite at Greenacres Tavern in Hemel Hempstead. It is open to both newcomers to modern board games and more experienced players, with games to bring or borrow and people on hand to teach. The group is described as relaxed and welcoming, and it is happy for people to come alone or with friends.
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