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

BookWorm94 (London)

Seeking a book club

I love to read anything true crime and thrillers but open to other genres as well. I love to join a book group to connect with people who have same interests

Valentina (London)

Seeking a book club

Fiction

Oracle (London)

Seeking a gaming group

I am a casual player/DM who has moved from Devon and is only to connect with local players to Isleworth.

Atulhi (London)

Seeking a book club

Hi I am Atul from India city Indore and I love reading non fiction books and also I am a part of book reading club in indore .I am here for couple of days so thought to have interaction with like-minded people here in Wembley

AWanderingGM (London)

Seeking a gaming group

I'm one of those former creative professionals and tech guy who ended up somehow landing up high on the corporate ladder and now love to explore their stories and the like in RP settings while writing their stories and the like. Currently GMing two campaigns in DND (5e/AD&D hybrid) across a few settings and running other systems as one-shots. I play once in a while but enjoying GMing these crazy crafted story worlds. Just looking to find one player for one of my campaigns - it's all about fit here.

Su (London)

Seeking a book club

Never joined a book club before so this is a first. I WFH so I would love to be able to get out of the house more and meet like-minded people who are passionate about books and anything bookish related. I'm a Black Muslim Woman so it would be great to meet people of similar background but I'm open to everyone from all walks of life. I enjoy fantasy, historical fiction, literary fiction (speculative, translated), sci-fi. I would love to indulge in other people's thoughts and views about books they have read and discuss till we're dry in the mouth.

Su recommends:

One Left

by Kim Soom | Learn more and buy

It is a hard book to stomach but important for understanding the levels of unimaginable cruelty the "comfort women" (Korean girls) were subjected under Imperial Japan.

Kate (London)

Seeking a book club

Looking to join a book club (fiction and non-fiction) in central London.

Jenni (London)

Seeking a book club

Missing being in a book group since moving to central London 6 years ago. Two local ladies and I would like to start a book group (fiction and non-fiction). Anyone local to Farringdon / Clerkenwell want to join us?

Nadz (London)

Seeking a book club

Giordan Latham (London)

Seeking a book club

Lover of fantasy, thriller and mystery books. Also enjoy a historical fiction and a good YA book. Looking to find people to read and chat with

Bookish (London)

Seeking a book club

Hi I love reading and am a huge advocate of reading for pleasure. I would love to have the chance to discuss books that I have read.

Rosie (London)

Seeking a gaming group

I'm a very enthusiastic player with a reasonable amount of experience of 5e and a little experience GMing. I love world building and contributing to story and I would say I lean more towards roleplay rather than solely combat- definitely not a murder hobo! I would love to find a group of people who want to work on a campaign long term or who would be interested in making a podcast, but that seems like a bit of a long shot. I work as a early years teacher during the day and have lots of other nerdy hobbies like reading, writing and gaming.

DT (London)

Seeking a book club

Hello! I'm an avid reader with a keen interest in science, history, and philosophy. I love books that expand my knowledge and offer new perspectives on subjects I previously knew little about. I also enjoy historical narratives, always seeking to understand the world and our context better. I'm excited to join a book club to share insights and discover new thought-provoking reads

DT recommends:

If Nietzsche Were a Narwhal

by Justin Gregg | Learn more and buy

It explores how non-human animals perceive the world and compares their cognitive abilities with humans. It argues that humans' intellectual traits, which we consider superior, might actually lead to our self-destruction, while simpler animal cognition might be more effective for survival. The book blends humor, philosophy, and science to challenge our understanding of intelligence and suggests that humans' cognitive complexities aren't necessarily the pinnacle of evolution but a different, sometimes problematic path. I like it fresh perspective on survival and intelligence. It makes me feel very grounded.

BeginnerReader2003 (London)

Seeking a book club

Hi I'm a university student looking to get into reading and trying to be consistent with it. I enjoy reading but find it difficult to get myself to sit down for a long time to actually read. I'd like the accountability that a book club with give me and I'd also love to meet other people who are interested in reading.

Ben (London)

Seeking a gaming group

Experience both playing and GMing with several systems, including 5e, Savage Worlds, Cyberpunk Red. Open to learning new systems too. As a Forever GM, looking for games to join. Am interested in 5e, Pathfinder 2e, CPR, Lancer but also open to learning new systems as well.

Amy (London)

Seeking a book club

25F based in South London (Wandsworth Borough). I want to start a local book club but have no idea where to start, so I thought I'd post here! I love books but need the kind of motivation to read that a book club would give me. I am into general fiction, mystery, fantasy, sci-fi, contemporary, classics and open to anything else. Some of my favourite books are The Secret History, Lonely Castle in the Mirror and The Kite Runner. Also love weird books like Bunny by Mona Awad. If you are relatively local and want to help start a book club/already have one let me know !!

Vickytemps (London)

Seeking a book club

Looking to add some variety to my reading, but an avid fan of thrillers, fantasy and sometimes a good biography.

Erge (London)

Seeking a book club

Interested in connecting with people who are in turn interested in expanding horizons through reading - either fiction or non-fiction. Am interested in psychoanalysis, philosophy, poetry, literary criticism but also great fiction…

Cia (London)

Seeking a book club

I love fantasy, romance & adventure novels! Looking for a reading group in which we can start reading new novels together maybe some I’ve never heard of just to expand my horizons! :)

Cia recommends:

Delirium

by Lauren Oliver | Learn more and buy

This book makes you feel as if you’re another character in this dystopian society. It’s full of excitement, curiosity, romance, rebellion.

Ryan (London)

Seeking a book club

Looking to rediscover my love for reading and what better than a book club to help me.

Hobby groups in London