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
Hola Together - Spanish & English Practice 🌍 (London)
Language exchange
Hola Together is an online Spanish and English language exchange community focused on conversation and regular speaking practice. It runs weekly group sessions and also offers daily practice through its online community. All levels are welcome, and it is open to anyone who wants to build confidence using either language.
Sign in to contactLanguage Exchange & Online Networking — English – Spanish (London)
Language exchange
This London language exchange brings together English and Spanish speakers to practise their skills and chat with others. It also includes online networking and conversation on shared interests such as travel, culture and food. The group says it is open to all levels, from beginners to fluent speakers.
Sign in to contactSpanglish London - A English and Spanish language exchange (London)
Language exchange
Spanglish London is an in-person language exchange in London for people wanting to practise English and Spanish together. It offers a relaxed setting for conversation, with drinks and a chance to share culture and meet others. The group says it welcomes both beginners and fluent speakers.
Sign in to contactBrixton Language Exchange/Intercambio (London)
Language exchange
Brixton Language Exchange/Intercambio is a London meetup for people who want to practise languages and share knowledge with others. It brings members together for relaxed exchange sessions and socialising in a welcoming setting. All levels are accepted.
Sign in to contactIndigobo Environmental Discussion (London)
Gardening
Indigobo Environmental Discussion is an experimental group in London that meets in person in Hyde Park to discuss ideas for tackling global warming and wider environmental issues. It aims to help people share and vote on proposals, then publish the chosen ideas afterwards. The group is focused on environmental awareness and collective discussion.
Sign in to contactThe Qi Gong Community Project ‘Alchemising with Nature’ (London)
Gardening
This London group holds community Qi Gong sessions outdoors, using local green spaces as part of the practice. Participants begin with a gentle walk, then spend time exploring the surroundings and doing slow, adaptable Qi Gong movements with breathing and sound. It is open to all levels, and no previous experience or particular fitness level is needed.
Sign in to contactGrounded Spirituality London (London)
Meditation
This London-based group brings together people interested in spirituality, mindfulness and personal growth, with a focus on keeping things down to earth and open. It plans weekly meet-ups in coffee shops and on nature walks, as well as visits to mindfulness venues and events around London. Activities mentioned include meditation, yoga, breathwork, sound healing, sauna and ice baths, floatation tanks, campfires and cacao ceremonies.
Sign in to contactFree Meditation & Yoga South London (London)
Meditation
This free Sahaja Yoga meditation group holds weekly meetings in Croydon, Balham, Putney and Greenwich throughout the year. Sessions are run by volunteers and include introductory talks, videos, practical workshops and time for questions. Participants usually sit on chairs, so no mats or special clothing are needed.
Sign in to contactFree Meditation & Yoga South East London (London)
Meditation
This free Sahaja Yoga meditation group offers weekly meetings in South East London at different times, as well as daily online sessions. It also runs guided online meditations at 7pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays. The group says no mats or special clothing are needed, and the sessions are run by volunteers from a charity.
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Meditation
This London group runs meditation and mindfulness sessions, drawing on Buddhist and other contemplative traditions. It aims to help people build a regular practice and bring these techniques into everyday life. Everyone is welcome to attend, and the group says the sessions are suitable for those looking to relax, ease stress and anxiety, and develop calmer, more positive habits.
Sign in to contactFree Meditation & Yoga Crystal Palace (London)
Meditation
This Crystal Palace community group offers free meditation and yoga sessions for people who want to learn more about meditation and experience a meditative state. It says attendees usually sit on chairs, so mats and special clothing are not needed. The listing also mentions free online guided meditations at 7pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and says the classes include talks, videos, workshops and time for questions.
Sign in to contactLondon Women Chess Club (London)
Chess
London Women Chess Club is a women’s chess community in London for women and girls who want to learn, play and improve. It welcomes beginners, intermediate and competitive players, with social games, informal group coaching and opportunities to take part in tournaments. New members can join each week.
Sign in to contactCoffeehouse Chess Club (London)
Chess
This new chess club runs weekly afternoon meet-ups in cafes around South West London. Attendees can take part in games or simply watch, and the club provides chess boards, though people may bring their own set if they wish. The sessions start at 5pm and usually finish about 6.55pm, with a break for a drink or snack.
Sign in to contactEaling Broadway Chess Club (London)
Chess
Ealing Broadway Chess Club offers a place for adults to play chess and socialise in Ealing Broadway, using space at Bobo Social in Filmworks. Players of all abilities are welcome, and free lessons are available alongside several chess boards and a demonstration board.
Sign in to contactSocial Chess @ Hammersmith (London)
Chess
This London chess group meets every Saturday from 11am to 3pm at 245 Hammersmith Road in Hammersmith. It offers social chess and friendly games for people of all experience levels, from beginners to experienced players, and welcomes members of any age and gender. Refreshments are provided.
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Photography
Photowalk Club in London is for people interested in street and architectural photography who want to learn together and exchange tips. The group hopes to set aside at least one day each month for a photography meet-up, choosing an area to explore and experiment for around an hour. It appears to suit people who are keen to improve their own skills or share what they know.
Sign in to contactLondon Photography Group (London)
Photography
The London Photography Group runs online and in-person photography events across London, including photo walks, hands-on workshops and larger meetups. Sessions cover both camera technique and creative photography, with some offering access to locations not usually open to the public. It says people of all backgrounds and skill levels are welcome, from complete beginners using a camera phone to experienced commercial photographers.
Sign in to contactCapture Club (London)
Photography
This photography group brings together people who enjoy taking pictures, sharing tips and learning from one another through photo walks, informal meet-ups and creative sessions. It is open to all levels, from complete beginners to experienced and professional photographers. The focus is on exploring different styles, improving skills and making new connections with others who enjoy photography.
Sign in to contactLondon Photographers Meetup Group (London)
Photography
This London-based photography group brings together people who enjoy taking photos and want to meet others with similar interests. It offers a chance to network, use a camera, and explore the city while making new friends. No meeting times or costs are given.
Sign in to contactPhotography Community London (London)
Photography
This London photography community brings together people interested in photography and videography, with events that include free meetups, daily photo walks, one-day outings and workshops. It is open to anyone, from beginners and hobbyists to professionals, and welcomes users of digital cameras, smartphones, film cameras and Polaroids. Attendance is free, with optional voluntary donations accepted.
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