Hobby groups in Inverness-shire

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

All listings in Inverness-shire

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Flowers and Fiction (Inverness)

Seeking a book club

Always got a book on the go and would love to get to know like minded book readers! I love a good mystery and my favourite authors are Frieda McFadden and John Marrs.

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Em (Fort William)

Seeking a book club

I love books, reading and writing. I’m particularly drawn to fantasy but I’m willing to try anything once. I moved to Fort William five months ago and would love to meet new people with similar interests. I’m working my way through Agatha Christie’s Poirot series, as well as the Demonata series by Darren Shan. Hoping for a book club to open in my area, meeting once a week/ once a month would be lovely!

Em recommends:

The Book of Lost Things by John Connolly
The Book of Lost Things
by John Connolly | Learn more and buy
Unique, unexpected and draws inspiration from Grimm’s Fairytales.
The Murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie
The Murder of Roger Ackroyd
by Agatha Christie | Learn more and buy
Agatha always gets the best of me but this book in particular caught me completely off guard! It keeps you guessing the whole way through, gives a new perspective to the series and is wonderful to read again
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RICO THE ROBUSTUS (Inverness)

Seeking a gaming group

Played D and D 40 years ago,really enjoyed it,but gave it up as was getting slagged off at achool,just found an old roleplay book last week and thought-aye fancy that,break from reality and switch off

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Darya (Inverness)

Seeking a book club

Hi, I'm 25 and just moved to Inverness. I'd love to connect with other readers. I mostly read fiction in a range of genres, which mostly span fantasy and literary fiction. I also read some romance and memoirs/autobiographies. I'd love to meet with people in person and talk about books over coffee or tea!

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Hugh (Inverness)

Seeking a book club

Hi , Am 64 , recently discovered the beauty of book reading . It’s like having a movie constantly happening . Fiction mainly . Would like to share thoughts with like minded persons Hardly watch TV now . Thanks for reading H

Hugh recommends:

Exiles  by Jane Harper
Exiles
by Jane Harper | Learn more and buy
I feel the connection the author is writing about . Deals with subjects I know little about
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Aastha (Inverness)

Seeking a book club

Hiii! I am a 22 year old just moved to Inverness for a job. I love mystery, romance books. I am a sucker for who dun-its. Would love make some friends in the city.

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Liam (Fort William)

Seeking a book club

Sober

Liam recommends:

Wilson : a consideration of the sources by David Mamet
Wilson : a consideration of the sources
by David Mamet | Learn more and buy
It is one of the most infuriatingly oblique books I have ever read; it is also incredibly funny. The story - if there is one, I have read it several times and I'm still not sure - is buried layers and layers deep; almost literally (in the literal sense of 'literal' not the recently fashionable, non-literal sense of the word) with many pages having footnotes, footnotes to the footnotes, and then footnotes to the footnotes of the footnotes that often take up more space on the page than the text they are annotating. It's a science fiction novel of sorts: This is the back cover blurb: "When the internet - and the collective memory of the 21st century - crashes, the past is reassembled from the downloaded memories of Ginger, wife of ex-President Wilson. The transcripts take the reader on an intellectually breathtaking tour. In David Mamet's baroque, fragmented world, nothing is certain except the certainty of academics. In playing with the ideas of perception, understanding, and accuracy, he dares to doubt them all. When the truth is quicksand, the gag becomes a lifeline of stoic nobility." "After the Cola riots, the fire at the Stop 'n Shop, and the death of my kitten, what remains? Can any sense be made of the texts found in the capsule or stuffed in the airlock? Does the Joke Code still operate? Has anyone seen my copy of Bongazine? Who were the members of the Bootsie club? Does the Toll Hound dance? What was the meaning of the message written in Mrs. Wilson's urine? Can Jane of Trent unlock this paranoia? What were Chet and Donna doing in the boathouse? And just who does Ginger think she is?" I'm still not sure I have the answers to any of those questions but I'm going to have another go at finding them out soon.
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Helen (Inverness)

Seeking a book club

57 and recently moved to Inverness Would love to join a book club

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Reading in Inverness (Inverness)

Book club

Hopefully a social group that will talk about novels or other recent books. I notice on this site that there are a lot of requests for this sort of thing but no groups listed for Inverness. It shouldn’t be too difficult to set up!

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Keiran (Inverness)

Seeking a gaming group

Looking for DnD group

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Luke (Inverness)

Seeking a gaming group

Looking for Warhammer clubs to join

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Rachael (Inverness)

Seeking a book club

Hello! I’m Rachael, almost 34, life long reader, lover of fantasy, thriller, horror but anything at all really! Hoping to connect, find somewhere to talk about books!

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Co-Thrath (Inverness)

Seeking a gaming group

D&D 5e or the new 5.5e :)

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Dbain (Inverness)

Seeking a gaming group

Hello! Looking for a group to play Warhammer!

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Michelle (Inverness)

Seeking a book club

I have recently moved to Inverness. I would love the chance to meet new people and what better way than reading and discussing books! I like many genres and always enjoy getting new book recommendations.

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Gem (Inverness)

Seeking a book club

Looking to meet new friends. I’m 40 and mum to two weeks boys and looking to find fellow book worms

Gem recommends:

A court of thrones and roses
by Sara Maas | Learn more and buy
Different to what I’ve read before but really Enjoyed it!
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Gem (Inverness)

Seeking a book club

Hi I’m Gemma. I’m 40 and love reading and want to find a group to read and discuss books with. I’m looking for to meet new people and have two wee boys

Gem recommends:

A court of thrones and roses
by Sara Maas | Learn more and buy
Different to what I’ve read before but really Enjoyed it!
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Louise (Inverness)

Seeking a book club

I enjoy a range of genres including fantasy, romance and crime. I’m 22 and would like to meet new people who also love to read.

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Laura-A (Inverness)

Seeking a book club

Hi. I’m new to the area. Work full time, but looking to meet other book readers who meet in person to discuss books and ideas. I love non-fiction or thought provoking books.

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Michael (Inverness)

Seeking a gaming group

I'm kinda new to boardgames. I would love to play heroquest, alien, Warhammer and learn D&D. I'm a big fantasy and sci-fi nut. Wow player for over 25 years, retired lol. Avid pc gamer. I'm just looking to join a group of like minded folk and have some fun with tabletop.

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