Hobby groups in Kent
Below you'll find every hobby group we know of in Kent, as well as people looking to join one.
All listings in Kent

Eleanor (Canterbury)
Seeking a book club
Interested in any book genre. Looking for lively discussion and to meet other book lovers
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Ella (Canterbury)
Seeking a book club
Fantasy, romance, mystery Willing to try new things! Wanna meet like minded people who live books
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Rebecca (Whitstable)
Seeking a book club
31 year old living in Whitstable looking for an evening book club
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Jules (Ashford (Kent))
Seeking a book club
I like to read a wide range of different books and thatβs why Iβd like to join a book club to be introduced to books I might not have come across myself
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David G (Canterbury)
Seeking a book club
University lecturer. Broad reading habits. As long as it captures me in the first 50 pages !
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Mary-Rose (Ashford (Kent))
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Love reading - mostly crime fiction - but open to trying all genres!
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KJ (Canterbury)
Seeking a book club
A monthly meet up with other adults to make friends and discuss good reads.
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Mike (Sevenoaks)
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I am an avid reader of contemporary fiction and would love to share with other readers
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Shelly (Tonbridge)
Seeking a book club
I am a casual reader looking to explore new genres. Enjoy quite a wide range of books.
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Critical Studies for Dungeons and Dragons (Hythe)
Gaming group
This Hythe group is for people interested in Dungeons and Dragons who want to explore the game in more depth. It focuses on informal, shared discussion about topics such as rules, world-building, campaign structure, group dynamics and fantasy ideas. It is looking for curious and respectful members who want to examine the game as well as play it.
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WhitsTableTop - Canterbury & Whitstable Board Game Group (Canterbury)
Gaming group
This Canterbury and Whitstable board game group meets four times a month to play a range of tabletop games. It is aimed at people in and around Canterbury, Herne Bay and Whitstable who want to play familiar games such as Catan, Carcassonne or Ticket to Ride, or try new ones. Event details are provided separately, and there is also a Tuesday online gaming discussion.
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Canterbury Silent Book Club (Canterbury)
Book club
Canterbury Silent Book Club meets three times a month in Canterbury: on the first Saturday at The Beaney at 2.30pm, the third Tuesday at Chatterbox cafe at 6pm, and the fourth Wednesday at Chapters Coffee and Books. Sessions begin with coffee and an hour of quiet reading, followed by another hour for more reading or a chat with others. It is aimed at book lovers.
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The Phoenix Monthly Book Group (Folkestone)
Book club
The Phoenix Monthly Book Group in Folkestone is a relaxed, friendly book club for both experienced members and people new to the idea. It meets monthly to discuss the book chosen for the month, with titles suggested by members and drawn from a range of tastes and genres. Participants need to get their own copy of each book, using the library, second-hand copies, downloads or Kindle.
Sign in to contactKent English Language Conversation Group with Monty (Canterbury)
Language exchange
This Canterbury-based conversation group brings people together to practise English and share interests in British culture and different cultures. It welcomes anyone at any level, including English teachers who want to get involved and meet others in the field. The sessions focus on open discussion, cultural exchange and building speaking confidence in a friendly setting.
Sign in to contactFree Meditation & Yoga Kent (Canterbury)
Meditation
Free weekly Sahaja Yoga meditation meetings are held in Canterbury on Mondays at the Friends Meeting House. The group also offers daily online sessions, including guided meditations on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7pm. It is free to attend and is run by volunteers from a charity.
Sign in to contactMeditation for Life Canterbury (Canterbury)
Meditation
Meditation for Life Canterbury offers secular meditation and mindfulness sessions in and around Canterbury, as well as online. It runs regular 8-week courses based on the Zenways Meditation and Mindfulness for Health and Wellbeing programme. The listing says the sessions are free from any particular belief system, so they are open to people from different spiritual backgrounds.
Sign in to contactMonthly Comics & Manga Meetup (Canterbury)
Fandoms
This Canterbury meetup is for people who enjoy reading comics and manga and want to talk about what they are reading while meeting others with similar interests. It is intended to be a relaxed setting, and everyone is welcome, with an expectation of polite discussion and no hateful speech.
Sign in to contactHarmonious Voices And Local Pub Socials (Hythe)
Real ale
This Hythe group meets regularly to rehearse a range of choral pieces in a relaxed, low-pressure setting. After singing, members go to a local pub to socialise and get to know each other better. It welcomes both experienced choir singers and people who have not sung since school.
Sign in to contactCAMRA Canterbury, Herne Bay, Whitstable Branch (Canterbury)
Real ale
This CAMRA branch covers Canterbury, Herne Bay, Whitstable and nearby villages, and supports local and national beer campaigns. It holds regular meetings, either online or in pubs, to discuss branch business and also runs a busy calendar of social events. The branch is involved in local beer and festival activities, including Kent Beer Festival, cricket week at Kent County Cricket Club and the Faversham Hop Festival.
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