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

Watford Wargames Club (Watford)

Gaming group

Wednesday evening from 6 to 10 o'clock.

Cheshunt Wargames Club (Waltham Cross)

Gaming group

We are an amicable bunch of wargamers from Cheshunt (Hertfordshire). Our gaming meets take place twice monthly on Sundays and range from ancient battle simulations to modern and even fantasy and sci-fi boardgames. In addition to waging war on the battlefield, our gatherings permit us to socialise and converse about military history.

Black Wolf Wargames Club (Hitchin)

Gaming group

The general wargame club meets each Thursday from 7pm till late. It focuses on historical table top miniature games, but also includes some fantasy/sci-fi and board wargaming.

Stevenage Battlegroup (Stevenage)

Gaming group

Gathering for different types of gaming across varied eras and frameworks, Wednesday evenings from 7:00 to 10:30 PM at Bedwell Community Centre in Stevenage (SG1 1NA) is the place to be.

Apsley Tabletop Roleplaying Club (Hemel Hempstead)

Gaming group

This fun club is open to anyone who enjoys a great time and clever schemes. Every Thursday night from 6:45pm until 10:00pm, we invite all sorts of creative individuals--from Dungeon & Dragons adventuress to Jedi masters, from Blade Runners to God-like characters--to come around. We are very lucky to have Holiday Inn Express provide us with a venue free of cost, so we kindly ask that people only purchase food and drinks. To cover the group's Meetup fees, a one-pound fee per person is collected in an honesty box. If you're a Dungeon Master or have difficulty affording the cost, there is no charge for you at all! Wanting to run a game during the night? Please include the needed experience and the amount of people you can take.

Hertford Beer & Boardgames (Hertford)

Gaming group

A select band of boardgamers come together in a Hertford public house each week to play their favourite games. They might choose from Scythe, Fury of Dracula, Battlestar Galactica, King of Tokyo, Cosmic Encounter, Dead of Winter, Bang!, and Avalon as options. This jovial, complimentary gathering does not take itself too seriously, especially after they have savoured the diverse spectrum of real ales available. Participants must be 18 or older.

Calamity Comics Hatfield (Hatfield)

Gaming group

Each Wednesday from 7 to 11 PM is the time for TableTop Gaming and Dungeons and Dragons. On Fridays from 7 to 11 PM, it's time for Final Fantasy and Magic the Gathering.

Tring Wargames Club (Tring)

Gaming group

On Fridays between 7.00 pm - 11.00 pm, come explore without worrying about the price. In fact, your first two Friday sessions won't cost a cent. Kids must be accompanied by an adult.

Hertford Boardgames and Beer (Hertford)

Gaming group

We are a jovial and diverse bunch of gamers that comes together at a pub every Tuesday between 7 and 11pm to play all sorts of boardgames, from complicated puzzles to rambunctious social games, and more! Both veterans and new players are encouraged to come, and instructions for the games are freely given. Because this is a pub, participants need to be 18 years or older. There is no cost to attend, though you will likely be expected to purchase a beverage or two (non-alcoholic options like coffee and tea are also available). Plus, the food here is superb. We also have an associated role-playing club that meets on Wednesday evenings, and bonus game nights are available on Fridays.

North Hertfordshire Wargames Club (Hitchin)

Gaming group

Every other Sunday between 10 in the morning and 4 in the afternoon.

Bishop's Stortford Tabletop (Bishop's Stortford)

Gaming group

We are a relaxed, congenial gang who partake in a plethora of activities. Every Wednesday night beginning 7:30pm, you can find us at the Jolly Brewers in Bishop's Stortford, in addition to a number of other events we run each year.

Lost Ark Games RPG Club (Stevenage)

Gaming group

Tuesdays have been designated a time for roleplaying between 6 pm and 10 pm.

Oxhey Library Chatterbooks Group 2014-15 (St Albans)

Book club

Meets at Oxhey Library on Run by Hertfordshire libraries Library service Hertfordshire County Council - Libraries Hertfordshire libraries run up to 15 Chatterbooks reading groups for children aged 8 to 12 each year. Groups are run by library staff and meet once a month for an hour. It is free to take part in Chatterbooks, but spaces are limited. To give as many children as possible an opportunity to attend, membership of the group is limited to one academic year, and the host libraries change from year to year. Chatterbooks is all about encouraging a love and enjoyment of reading through fun, book themed sessions. Sessions vary, but may include: • Opportunities to read books before they are published • Helping to select new books for the library • Meeting authors And lots more… We meet at: Oxhey Library, Bridlington Road, South Oxhey , Hertfordshire, WD19 7AG Tags Chatterbooks

The Crox (Rickmansworth)

Book club

We are now accepting new members to our reading group, led by Tamzin Jamieson. Our gatherings take place at the homes of our book club members, located in Croxley Green, Rickmansworth, Hertfordshire. We bring our diverse interests to the table and look to discover new books, as well as share the ones we already love. Our group is open to both hardcopies and ebooks!

Chorleywood Library Chatterbooks Group 2014-15 (Watford)

Book club

Each year, Hertfordshire libraries offer 15 Chatterbooks reading groups for children aged 8 to 12. The library staff hosts an hour-long gathering once a month. Taking part in Chatterbooks is free, but spaces are limited. To make it accessible to as many children as possible, joining a group is valid for one school year, and the host libraries change annually. During each session, participants are encouraged to appreciate the love of reading through fun book-related activities. These can include getting access to exclusive reading materials, selecting books for the library, or even meeting authors. Meetings take place at Chorleywood Library, Lower Road, Chorleywood, Hertfordshire, WD3 5LB.

Chorleywood Chatterbooks 2014 - 2015 (Stevenage)

Book club

Meets at Chorleywood Library on Run by Emma Sexton Library service Hertfordshire libraries run up to 15 Chatterbooks reading groups for children aged 8 to 12 each year. Groups are run by library staff and meet once a month for an hour. It is free to take part in Chatterbooks, but spaces are limited. To give as many children as possible an opportunity to attend, membership of the group is limited to one academic year, and the host libraries change from year to year. Chatterbooks is all about encouraging a love and enjoyment of reading through fun, book themed sessions. Sessions vary, but may include: • Opportunities to read books before they are published • Helping to select new books for the library And lots more… Children will also be able to collect exclusive Chatterbooks goodies at each meeting they attend! We meet at: Lower Road, Chorleywood, Hertfordshire, WD3 5LB Tags Chatterbooks

Page Turners (Watford)

Book club

We gather at The Library each Thursday during lunch as a group of staff and students. Led by Jayne Truran and Library Service, members discuss what they have read, read prior published books, and take part in various awards. We participate in The Red House Children's Book Award and recently began reading some non-fiction for a Royal Society book award. Some of our group have been with us since Year 7 and we are now extending invitations to join our crew. We are located at Science Plaza, Francis Combe Academy, Watford, Hertfordshire, WD25 7HW. #audio #Chatterbooks #ebook #graphicnovel

Abbots Langley Library Chatterbooks Group 2014-15 (Watford)

Book club

The Hertfordshire County Council Library Service runs Chatterbooks, an initiative to promote a love of reading through fun and interactive activities. Fifteen groups meet once a month, each lasting an hour and free of charge. Spaces are limited to ensure everyone gets a chance to attend, and every year the location for the groups changes. At Abbots Langley Library, participants can engage in exciting activities such as reading unpublished books, helping to pick library books, meeting authors, and much more.

Abbots Langley Chatterbooks 2014 - 2015 (Stevenage)

Book club

Meets at Abbots Langley Library on Run by Emma Sexton Library service Hertfordshire libraries run up to 15 Chatterbooks reading groups for children aged 8 to 12 each year. Groups are run by library staff and meet once a month for an hour. It is free to take part in Chatterbooks, but spaces are limited. To give as many children as possible an opportunity to attend, membership of the group is limited to one academic year, and the host libraries change from year to year. Chatterbooks is all about encouraging a love and enjoyment of reading through fun, book themed sessions. Sessions vary, but may include: • Opportunities to read books before they are published • Helping to select new books for the library And lots more… Children will also be able to collect exclusive Chatterbooks goodies at each meeting they attend! We meet at: Abbots langley, Hertfordshire, WD5 0AP Tags Chatterbooks

Hemel Hempstead Library Chatterbooks Group 2014-15 (Hemel Hempstead)

Book club

Hertfordshire Libraries run up to fifteen Chatterbooks reading groups each year, which are aimed at children aged 8-12. Groups meet on a monthly basis for one hour and are hosted by library staff. Attending these groups is free, but space is limited with membership being restricted to one school year, with the host libraries changing each year. The goal of Chatterbooks is to foster an appreciation and love of reading through enjoyable activities such as previewing upcoming books, picking new books to add to library shelves, meeting authors and more. Meetings take place at Hemel Hempstead Library, located at Coombe Street, Hemel Hempstead, Hertfordshire.