Hobby groups in Oxfordshire

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

All listings in Oxfordshire

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Bradfig (Oxford)

Seeking a gaming group

Hello there! I’m Brad 34M, I’m trying to start playing some dnd! I’ve never played but I watched a lot and I’m very excited to get going. I’d love to get involved in something regular and/or some one shots. If anyone has a space going on anything and doesn’t mind inviting a noob like me I’d super appreciate it 😁

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Colin (Oxford)

Seeking a book club

Discover new book recommendations. meet and make friends with new people. I like novels, biographies and histor y and anything with a \german background. I read in French, German and Portuguese. I am a graduate of St. Andrews University.

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Jo_dv (Abingdon)

Seeking a gaming group

Want to get involved with dnd/similar, have never played before but really keen to have a go and learn.

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Esther (Wantage)

Seeking a book club

I like reading classics as much as contemporary literature, I also enjoy a good crime novel or essay once in a while. I read both in English and Spanish and would love a group open to read Spanish and Latin American authors.

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Matt (Faringdon)

Seeking a gaming group

New to this

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LauME (Oxford)

Seeking a book club

Interested in exploring books that I wouldn't necessarily come across.

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Vita (Chipping Norton)

Seeking a book club

Hi, I m Victoria. I love books.

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Young (Oxford)

Seeking a book club

Always love reading, but mostly in Chinese. Now I am here in Oxford, would be great to read more English Books. A working mother of two small kids, try to get a sometime for myself through joining a book club

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Jez (Banbury)

Seeking a gaming group

I'm Jez a GM and player of games such as Pathfinder 2e (like D & D, but good and free), Blades in The Dark and Call of Cthulhu. I prefer my games tactical or narrative based.

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lizzie_denney (Witney)

Seeking a book club

Looking to join a book club to meet some new people

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El (Witney)

Seeking a book club

Mid 20s, just moved to Witney, looking to join a book club to meet new people outside of work.

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Andrew Grout (Witney)

Seeking a book club

I’m a self confessed bookworm - I always have a book on the go. Until now I’ve always liked the private world that literature creates in your head. I find myself interested in discussing books with other people now. I’m middle aged and live just outside Burford. I like fiction mainly. Any book clubs out there in the vicinity?

Andrew Grout recommends:

Midnight’s Children
by Salman Rushdie | Learn more and buy
My favourite book - Booker of Bookers
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Caitlin (Oxford)

Seeking a book club

Looking to join a new book club! Had a fab one in London (we read food themed fiction and memoir and then cooked each other dishes from the book, 10/10) but living in Oxford now and keen to get involved. I read all sorts, particularly enjoy literary fiction, thoughtful sci-fi and some historical stuff, but have been known to read any and all genres

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Ahmad (Didcot)

Seeking a book club

I'm 21 and I enjoy reading various genres, I have a particular interest in continental philosophy, world history, early social novels and literary fiction. I have always wanted to join a book club and I would also like to meet other people with similar interests.

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Nigel (Oxford)

Seeking a book club

I am an active over-60 man interested in languages, chess, walking and ... books! I read novels, fantasy and non-fiction. Never joined a book club and am curious as to whether I might find like-minded people in one?

Nigel recommends:

The Art of Impossible by Steven Kotler
The Art of Impossible
by Steven Kotler | Learn more and buy
There's a lot of information about how to achieve your best, from strategies to keep your mood up to what it takes to get into a state of flow.
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Zoe (Oxford)

Seeking a book club

A 30ish y-o charity worker, mostly a reader of fantasy, but also a enjoy a feminist treaty, a gothic classic, or a dystopia... Actually will read most things! I'm looking for a small group that meets once a month with cosy vibes (the dream is taking turns hosting and bringing cake and/or wine!).

Zoe recommends:

The house in the cerulean sea by TJ Klune
The house in the cerulean sea
by TJ Klune | Learn more and buy
Set in an orphanage island for magical children, this is mix of fantasy and social justice, with a queer love story in the background. This is both funny and tender, in a lovely prose.
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Kezia (Oxford)

Seeking a book club

My name is Kezia, I’m 31 and recently moved to Oxford from London. I am a secondary school English teacher, so I’m lucky enough to be able to share my passion for reading with the younger generation. I am really keen to meet likeminded people in Oxford, and a book club is a great way to do this, as I’m an avid reader but also very sociable.

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Emma (Didcot)

Seeking a book club

I’m 22 and love to read romance but looking to start reading other genres. Would like to meet new people.

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Mals (Abingdon)

Seeking a book club

I’m 25 and I love to read! Unfortunately don’t get as much time for it anymore. I use to run my own virtual book club a few years ago during COVID and loved meeting new people. Really keen to get back into the rhythm!

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Teresa (Banbury)

Seeking a book club

Enjoy reading especially crime thrillers, plot twist murder mysteries.

Teresa recommends:

Fifty fifty by Steve Cavanagh
Fifty fifty
by Steve Cavanagh | Learn more and buy
Two sisters accused of murder but which one did it.
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