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.
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Inverness Tabletop Gamers (Inverness)
Gaming group
Inverness Tabletop Gamers is the perfect hangout for those who love wargames, roleplaying games, and boardgames. At our location, everyone is warmly welcomed to a comfortable and fun atmosphere. Whether you're about playing or working on your miniature models and painting skills, we got you covered with friendly competitions and special discounts for members.
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Fort William Afternoon Book Club (Fort William)
Book club
New members are welcome to join us in Fort William Library on the third Wednesday of every month at 2.30pm to share in a discussion about books and all the related topics.
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Book club
Meets at Fort William Library on Run by Ishbel Eunson Library service We meet in Fort William Library on the third Monday of the month at 6.30pm. We read a wide range of books and discuss aspects of the books. All welcome. Books are available in the library beforehand. We meet at: Airds Crossing, Fort william, Highland, PH33 6EU Accepting new members
Sign in to contactInverness Library (Inverness)
Book club
Meets at Inverness Library on Run by Susan Appleby Library service Our group is just getting off the ground, with a taster session during Book Week Scotland, on Wed 27th November (3:30). We plan to meet monthly on Wednesday afternoons, to discuss all kinds of books! . We meet at: Faraline Park, Inverness, Inverness, Highland Accepting new members
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Book club
The Chatterbooks group from Kingussie Primary School meets at the Badenoch Library on Spey Street in Kingussie and is open to new members. Lesley Mickel facilitates the library service, which consists of 14 students from P4 to P7. They stay for a short time, but have a lot of fun with juice, biscuits and different themes for each session. The children borrow books that correspond with the meeting’s theme and recommend books to each other in a feedback session. They also compose a newsletter, combining their top ten reads and twenty favorite biscuits, to promote their activities and encourage more members to join. This is also an opportunity for the existing members to develop critical thinking and writing skills.
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