Hobby groups in Surrey

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

All listings in Surrey

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Daydreamer (Sutton)

Seeking a book club

I used to like reading a lot . My favourite book is Inferno by Dan brown . I like adventure, sci-fi, fantasy, mystery thriller etc. I am looking to join a book club to gain back the interest I lost

Daydreamer recommends:

The Alchemist  by Paulo Coelho
The Alchemist
by Paulo Coelho | Learn more and buy
“ And when u want something all the universe conspires to help you achieve it”
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Zoli (Camberley)

Seeking a book club

New to book clubs, but enjoy reading and interested in others' views.

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Book reader 11 (Epsom)

Seeking a book club

Dear Janet I hope this email finds you well. I am fairly new to Epsom and would like to start reading regularly again and join a book club. I googled and came up with the postings below. May I ask if the book club referred to below is still operational and if yes, are you still taking members? Regards Ngozi

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Josie Mounsey (Camberley)

Seeking a book club

I am a writer, just publishing my second novel, and recently moved from Toronto, Canada, to Camberley. I enjoy discussions around books of most genres, and am looking to join a local book group which meets either in the daytime or evening, with the added benefit of meeting new people locally.

Josie Mounsey recommends:

The Innocents by Michael Crummey
The Innocents
by Michael Crummey | Learn more and buy
It centres around an orphaned brother and sister living in a remote cove in Newfoundland, and follows their struggles both with the harsh environment and the problems of entering adulthood on their own. It also tells of the history of this remote part of Canada.
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EllenRose (Cobham)

Seeking a book club

Discover new book recommendations etc

EllenRose recommends:

What It Takes: The Inspiring Journey of Sarina Wiegman and the Lionesses’ Rise to Success by Sarina Wiegman
What It Takes: The Inspiring Journey of Sarina Wiegman and the Lionesses’ Rise to Success
by Sarina Wiegman | Learn more and buy
Inspirational
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Cranleigh Board Game Club (Cranleigh)

Seeking a gaming group

We meet regularly to play Light to mid-weight modern designer board games in a friendly & relaxed atmosphere

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Ruth (Croydon)

Seeking a book club

Recently retired and need an impetus to find really good reads to keep my brain active! To meet like minded people . I enjoy a range of books , book of the year type books!

Ruth recommends:

The Miniaturist  by Jessie Burton
The Miniaturist
by Jessie Burton | Learn more and buy
Loved the characters and the links between the miniature dos house pieces that land on her doorstep. Life mirrors art!
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K Kaur (Purley)

Seeking a book club

lot of time on my hands now, want to start reading again, make new friends, get book recommendations.

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Ellie (Esher)

Seeking a book club

I’ve just moved to Esher and would like to join a local book club

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Kirstie (Croydon)

Seeking a book club

Love reading, but have done so too little in recent years! Would love to join a book group to motivate me to read more frequently and get together to enjoy discussions on books we've read.

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Anne (Guildford)

Seeking a book club

Want to start reading regularly again and enjoy discussing books

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Sarah (Oxted)

Seeking a book club

Like a wide range of books and always open to try something new. Would like to meet up with other readers to share thoughts about once a month.

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Tessa (Cheam)

Seeking a book club

Avid reader, partial retired

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Mon (Weybridge)

Seeking a book club

recently get into novels but my first interest is to read and listen (more) to know myself asa human being. For example, how brain works or how to get good habit or be more patient or increase efficiency. I also like history. Open to read good books from other topics. Want to join a group to meet people and discuss about books.

Mon recommends:

The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People by Stephen R. Covey
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People
by Stephen R. Covey | Learn more and buy
It gives you a lot of knowledge about how to improve your life. It is not a kind of book gives you some technics. Instead, it is fundamental in my opinion.
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Hgately100 (Kingston upon Thames)

Seeking a book club

Looking for a monthly book group, mainly covering fiction and popular titles. Have a strong love of reading, and would enjoy the opportunity to discuss titles with others!

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Heidi (Kingston upon Thames)

Seeking a book club

I would love to join a book club and be able to share titles and views on ones others have read. Reading is my passion, and it would be great to celebrate fantastic reads with others.

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BookReader25 (Woking)

Seeking a book club

I’m in my 20’s just graduated from uni and I love reading. I’m trying to find a book club that is friendly, reads quality books (not trashy!) and is not pressurising. Thank you!

BookReader25 recommends:

The Awakening of Miss Prim by Natalia Sanmartin Fenollera
The Awakening of Miss Prim
by Natalia Sanmartin Fenollera | Learn more and buy
It’s very cleverly written and captures the themes of literature, philosophy and the search for happiness through the life of one woman who moves to a small town, away from the modern education system.
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Bradley (Horley)

Seeking a book club

Hi, I'm Bradley in my 30's, new to the area, so looking for book nerds like myself! love reading all genres, but a sucker for an adventure/ history fiction. Happy to converse over coffee/wine/beer, cake or cheese!

Bradley recommends:

The Smoke Jumper by Nicholas Evans
The Smoke Jumper
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Action, romance, love, heartache just about everything.
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buddhamagnet (Reigate)

Seeking a gaming group

I’m a GM and sometime player interested in Dungeon Crawl Classics, Call Of Cthulhu and Kult!

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David_J_Flanigan (Morden)

Seeking a gaming group

Hi! I'm David, 42 years old, he/him, and I've been playing and loving TTRPGs (and RPGs in general) for the past 28years. I've played every iteration of D&D except the OG, and I've run one-shots and campaigns using 3E, 3.5, 4E and 5E; I played Pathfinder (First Edition) during the "4E is not D&D" era, and have been looking into Second Edition during the pandemic. I love PbtA (with Monster of the Week and City of Mist being my favourites), I have dabbled in the Storytelling system (Vampire: the Masquerade & Werewolf: the Apocalypse) and the New World of Darkness (Werewolf: The Forsaken & Mage: The Awakening), and I've tried or tried to run several other systems & rulesets (e.g., Cypher system, Tiny D6, 13th Age, Fantasy A.G.E., A Song of Ice & Fire RPG, and I'm sure a few others that I honestly cannot remember at the moment.). Recently, I picked up Dagferheart, which has become an instant favourite. I’d love to either join a group as a player or, even better, run a game: as a GM, I love “straight to business” combat scenarios as one shots (even at high levels, yes: level 15-20 combat is awesome, if it’s the focus of the session), running published modules (I have several on D&DBeyond that are waiting to be tackled) or, if the group wants to, start character-driven narrative campaigns in any published setting (with Eberron and Exandria being my favourite ones).

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