Hobby groups in London

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

All listings in London

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dasha (London)

Seeking a book club

I read everything apart from non-fiction. Right now I really enjoy sci-fi, historical novels and thrillers. Would love to meet once a month in west London and talk about this months read over coffee:) in my 20s

dasha recommends:

Drive your plow over the bones of the dead
by Olga Tokarczuk | Learn more and buy
Points you in the face of your own prejudices and pleasantly surprises you.
Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance  by Robert M Pirsig
Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance
by Robert M Pirsig | Learn more and buy
changed my opinion about technology a great book to lead into the world of philosophy.
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Jallal (London)

Seeking a book club

I like books, I devour the pages and if it's a great book I binge read the whole series. Love books like a song of ice and fire and some of Joe Abercombie works. Hate auto-biographyies and on my journey to find a club or reading partner to yap about books all day.

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JCR (London)

Seeking a book club

I am 35 year old female looking for social connection through a book club. I enjoy all genres.

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Zander (London)

Seeking a gaming group

I've been playing TTRPGs for just over a year and have only played one-shots so far. Looking to join a shorter campaigns maybe. I like playing a variety of systems, but also happy to play DnD. Some games I like are Call of Cthulthu, Mothership, Blades in the Dark. Based in the Kingston upon Thames area.

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Bookclubsfav (London)

Seeking a book club

I’m rebuilding my life and I really value a calm but fun and peaceful environment. I’d love to get into reading, it’s very relaxing

Bookclubsfav recommends:

The carbohydrate addicts diet
by Dr Rachael Heller & Dr Richard Heller | Learn more and buy
They acknowledge the facts in a way that’s done to make you aware of the obvious things about weight loss and gain, making you feel better about yourself, they have a scientific background and understand in their work
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Eve (London)

Seeking a book club

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Dice Dice Baby (London)

Seeking a gaming group

Board games, 40k and Kill Team

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Literary fiction author (London)

Seeking a book club

I have published two books: Choppiness on High seas and Emma’s Equilibrium. They both have reviews n Amazon and goodreads. I am an India author who is looking for readership rather than sales and happy to send you copies of both free of charge. I live between London and Brussels. I try to write serious but fast paced literature built around strong characters. I am currently working on a politico social autobiography. Thanks Arvind

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Rhys (London)

Seeking a gaming group

26 year old with small amount of experience in TTRPGs, wanting to get deeper into the hobby. Particularly interested in games like CoC, Cyberpunk, Mothership, but very open to trying anything. Based in West London and willing to travel providing within reason.

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Alex_she/her (London)

Seeking a book club

Hi! I’ve been running several book clubs over the past few years. This year I’m changing cities and countries, so I’d like to form a group for meeting online. I love reading fantasy and speculative fiction, sci-fi, and dramatic stories. I don’t mind revisiting some classics I skipped during school and university. Here are some of the last books I’ve read and would be happy to discuss to kick things off: The Three-Body Problem by Liu Cixin, Oryx and Crake by Margaret Atwood, Piranesi by Susanna Clarke, The Dispossessed by Ursula K. Le Guin, The First Fifteen Lives of Harry August by Claire North, The God of Small Things by Arundhati Roy, Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow by Gabrielle Zevin, Yellowface by R. F. Kuang, Everything Calls for Salvation by Daniele Mencarelli, Kitchen by Banana Yoshimoto, etc. Message me if this sounds like your kind of thing, and feel free to write a few words about yourself.

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Natalie (London)

Seeking a book club

I enjoy reading books about travelling , mystery , thrillers and the classics , books set in other countries and cultures . I’m looking to join a book club to meet new people , share thoughts on books and explore new books !

Natalie recommends:

Blonde Roots  by Bernardine Evaristo
Blonde Roots
by Bernardine Evaristo | Learn more and buy
Everything ! It’s a cross of so many novels ! It’s about the transatlantic slave trade but reversed .. The Africans are the masters , and The Europeans are their slaves .It’s an ingenious , thought provoking read .
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Jallal (London)

Seeking a book club

I binge read books I like, especially page turners. My favourite genres are historical fiction, fantasy, romance and politics. The sweet spot is all of the above mixed in one. Strangely I dislike Non-fiction like I'm allergic to them. I'm in mid 20s and teaching. Would love to meet other readers locally and looking to find a good club!

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Natasha (London)

Seeking a book club

Hello! I am looking to rediscover my love of books again, expand my reading horizons and hopefully make some friends along the way. I'm 38 and based in Teddington.

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Bookreader13! (London)

Seeking a book club

Hi, I am 22 years old and I have loved reading my whole life. I love historical fiction especially from a feminist perspective. Would love to meet up with other readers to talk and expand my reading list

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Pip (London)

Seeking a book club

I used to have a book club with friends years ago which was fun and we’d meet once a month at a restaurant and chat about the book and then drink wine, have some food and some laughs. Sadly, they’ve all moved away so I’m looking for another group of book lovers (aged 25-50) to have fun with. I’m in Twickenham

Pip recommends:

The Potato Factory by Bryce Courtenay
The Potato Factory
by Bryce Courtenay | Learn more and buy
He is a phenomenal story-teller and you get completely engrossed in the story. Fantastic escapism
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bookreader6589 (London)

Seeking a book club

Looking to find people to read books with (not necessarily the same book)! Struggling to find motivation to read by myself

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Matthew (London)

Seeking a gaming group

20 likes games d&d cooking treats and friendly banter Got a pension for grilled cheese

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varsh (London)

Seeking a book club

love reading

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Rob (London)

Seeking a gaming group

Looking to play Call of Cthulhu after many many years away

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Testingtosee (London)

Seeking a gaming group

No experience

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