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
Royston Library Chatterbooks Group 2014-15 (Royston)
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Meets at Royston 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: Royston Library, Market Hill, Royston, Hertfordshire, SG8 9JN Tags Chatterbooks
Sign in to contactWaltham Cross Library Chatterbooks Group 2014-15 (Waltham Cross)
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Hertfordshire County Council - Libraries run Chatterbooks reading groups at Waltham Cross Library, which are open to children aged 8 to 12. Each group meets once a month for an hour, and memberships last throughout one academic year, giving many children the opportunity to take part. Chatterbooks is designed to inspire a love of reading and provides activities such as reading books before they are published, helping select new books for the library, and meeting authors. The program is free but spaces are limited.
Sign in to contactCedars Park Cafe Reading Group (Waltham Cross)
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Meets at Cedars Park Cafe on Run by Rachel Edwards Library service Hertfordshire County Council - Libraries Cafe based reading group which meets on 2nd thursday of the month We meet at: Theobalds Lane , Waltham Cross, Hertfordshire, EN8 8RU Accepting new members
Sign in to contactTring Library Chatterbooks Group (Tring)
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Meets at Tring 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: Tring Library, High Street, Tring, Hertfordshire, HP23 4AF Tags Chatterbooks
Sign in to contactTring Book Club (Tring)
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A group of 40+ ladies come together monthly to discuss books at Claire Garlick. Each month, they read a bookclub-selected book, as well as bring other book suggestions. The meetings take place at 20 Okeley lane, Tring, Hertfordshire, HP234HE and offer audio and ebook library services provided by Hertfordshire County Council - Libraries.
Sign in to contactRadlett Library Chatterbooks Group 2014-15 (Radlett)
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Hertfordshire libraries offer a free program called Chatterbooks, which is aimed at getting children ages 8-12 to love reading. Every month, attendees meet up at the Radlett Library for an hour of fun, book-themed activities. This program can help kids select new books for the library, meet authors, and participate in other reading-themed activities. Chatterbooks is open for one academic year, and attendees must register to join.
Sign in to contactTeenage Reading Group (Watford)
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New members are welcome to join the North Watford Library every second Monday of the month from 5:00-6:30. The event is hosted by Emily and provides an atmosphere suitable for all teens, whether they enjoy reading or not. It's a great place to hang out, chat and have some fun. The Library is located at St Albans Road, Watford, Hertfordshire, WD24 7RW.
Sign in to contactAs above (Radlett)
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The Radlett U3A Evening Book Club, organized by Yvonne Brown, consists of a group of "mature" people in the Hertfordshire County who have come together to share and discuss books. Our meetings are usually held at each others' houses, but recently we have had to switch to virtual interactions via Zoom due to the pandemic. Though the members of the book club were strangers before joining the group, through our discussions about literature, we have become close friends. We are having trouble accessing books from our local library, and hope to receive outside help in order to obtain literature that we can all afford. Our meeting place is 2 Manor Court, Common Lane, Radlett, Herts, WD78PU.
Sign in to contactAs above (Radlett)
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Meets at yvonne Brown Run by Radlett u3a evening book club Library service Hertfordshire County Council - Libraries We are a group of "mature" people living in the countryside on the outskirts of London We meet monthly in each other's homes altho recently this has had to be via zoom We didn't know each other before this group was formed but have become good friends. We never all have the same opinion about any book that we read and this makes for good discussion Usually we are able to get sets of books from our local library but this hasn't been possible since march. We are struggling a little to get material that we can all afford. To be given books to read would be fantastic!!! We meet at: 2 manor court, Common lane, Radlett, Herts, Wd78pu
Sign in to contactAs above (Radlett)
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Meets at yvonne Brown Run by Radlett u3a evening book club Library service Hertfordshire County Council - Libraries We are a group of "mature" people living in the countryside on the outskirts of London We meet monthly in each other's homes altho recently this has had to be via zoom We didn't know each other before this group was formed but have become good friends. We never all have the same opinion about any book that we read and this makes for good discussion Usually we are able to get sets of books from our local library but this hasn't been possible since march. We are struggling a little to get material that we can all afford. To be given books to read would be fantastic!!! We meet at: 2 manor court, Common lane, Radlett, Herts, Wd78pu
Sign in to contactOakmere Library Chatterbooks Group 2014-15 (Potters Bar)
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Hertfordshire libraries provide up to 15 Chatterbooks reading groups for kids aged 8 to 12 each year. The groups, led by library staff, gather at Oakmere Library once a month for an hour. Participation is free and limited to give every child a chance to attend; however, membership of the group is limited to one academic year, and the location of the group rotates annually. Focusing on promoting a love of reading, sessions may involve previewing new books, choosing titles for the library, meeting authors and more.
Sign in to contactNevermind the Bookclub (St Albans)
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Meets at Gina\'s house on Run by Maya Forstater Library service We read allsorts We drink wine We eat snacks We chat We meet at: St Albans Rd, St albans, Hertfordshire Accepting new members Tags women only
Sign in to contactCuffley Library Chatterbooks Group 2014-15 (Watford)
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Hertfordshire libraries run Chatterbooks, a reading club for children aged 8 to 12 which meets at Cuffley Library. It is free to attend and spaces are limited, so membership is limited to one academic year and the host libraries change. The sessions are fun and book themed, and may include opportunities to read books before they are published, help select library books, and meet authors.
Sign in to contactBishops Stortford Library Chatterbooks Group 2014-15 (Hatfield)
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Chatterbooks, a program specifically for children aged 8 to 12, is organised by Hertfordshire libraries and comprises up to 15 reading groups annually. The library staff facilitates the groups, which occur once per month for an hour. Although sign-ups are chargeless, there is a limited capacity available. Every recommendation further to better the involvement is irresistible, as membership restriction warrants precious public matter participation. Chatterbooks tries to experiment and reinforce 'daily readitudes' via imperative albeit stimulating perceptivities, besides standardised dual bookin choices. Selection of new books for the library media often takes preeminence dependent on trend-recent publications within collocqual sessions vs solitary memoir imprint finales. Deadlined meet, greet and undertake unfamiliar conceits invite authors effectively pro rata specialized atmosphere. Lastly, seek beyond expected pacque with probable contemplations anytime with haste- scrreeeech, permitted experientivity alike awaits!
Sign in to contactLit & Laugh (Royston)
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The Rachel Wells Library in Cambridgeshire County Council's library service is organizing and hosting a new reading group that was formed by the group's founder in the small town of Litlington in South Cambridgeshire in January 2020. Despite not having previously known one another, the group has already amassed 16 members and has a policy of steadily and hectically assigned assignments thanks to being predominantly made up of households containing young, working parents who sought to avoid undue pressure while engaging in savoring new books. The group members gain convenient access to both the asset transmission provided in Hertfordshire which is in league with Cambridgeshire constantly developing their handle drastically over innovations in individual engagement upon reader's unanimously selecting to maintain non-use pertaining to personally unappetizing sci-fi material or traditional classic techniques besides choice alone amidst assurance implicating each group-book read bringing charitable, happy compensation on staying newly laid WhatsApp Pages where arrivals/custom info/express inquiries is constantly ongoing amid following exemplary futures-- [group meets on] ADDRESS beech Whofobos[cmiss]L intoec Road to Litlington Road West Sargent updated.
Sign in to contactHertford Book Group (Hertford)
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You are invited to the Hertford Book Group that meets every first Thursday of the month at 8pm. The group is run by Julie and the meetup location is The Old Breach Pub and address is located at The Folly, Hertford SG14 1QD. You can easily spot us since we typically sit on the window tables. Our session is perfect for book enthusiasts who enjoys gossip and meeting like-mind but fascinating personalities. At each meeting, we focus on a selected book. Joining is easy as you may reach out to Julie at [email protected] or simply find us on Facebook as Hertford Book Group. We welcome all new members and attendees.
Sign in to contactBorn to Read (Radlett)
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The Redbourn library hosts a reading group for 9-12 year olds which is coordinated by volunteers and supported by the library service of Hertfordshire County Council. The group meets at Lamb Lane in Redbourn, Hertfordshire, AL3 7BP and is known as Chatterbooks.
Sign in to contactWelwyn Garden City Library Chatterbooks Group 2014-15 (Welwyn Garden City)
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The Welwyn Garden City Library hosts a Chatterbooks reading group, which is among the 15 groups run by Hertfordshire libraries each year for children aged from 8 to 12. Taken care of by library staff, meetings take place once per month within an hour. Although Chatterbooks hosts uncostly attendance, chances to engage can be already reslimited. To maximize the offer and diversity, membership within such a group spans an academic year, changes hosts annually, and joins user kids into colorful and fantastic book decoding sessions, where unordinary tasks are prepared, meetings with relevant book craft speakers can happen, including authconnect titles before they go public. Our meet-up location exclusively houses: Welwyn Garden City Library, Campus West, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, AL8 6AJ
Sign in to contactJack Reacher Book Club (Bishop's Stortford)
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The book club is run by Neil Mawdsley and offers a library service. It convenes at Jack's Coffee Shop, welcoming new members to join the informal collective reading journey exploring the works of Lee Child and Jack Reacher, starting with the first book in the series - Killing Floor. The book club location is based in Hertfordshire at 1 Station Road, Wheathampstead, AL4 8BU.
Sign in to contactBaldock Library Chatterbooks Group 2014-15 (Baldock)
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The Chatterbooks reading groups for children ages 8 to 12 are organised by Hertfordshire Libraries and host up to 15 groups annually. The sessions are facilitated by library staff, are book-themed and meant to encourage an enjoyment for reading in a wide range of activities, from choosing new books and meeting authors to reading published or unpublished materials. While participation is free, enrolment is limited to an academic year. As an effort to accommodate as many kids as possible, the hosting library for the Chatterbooks changes on a yearly basis. We currently meet at the Hertfordshire County Council's Libraries location, Baldock Library located at Simpson Drive, SG7 6DH in Baldock.
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