Hobby groups in Bromley
Below you'll find every hobby group we know of in Bromley, as well as people looking to join one.
Hobbits Hole Roleplaying Club
Gaming group
We meet each week from 7pm-11pm for tabletop gaming and have a great mix of experienced GMs and enthusiastic players which The Hobbits Hole Roleplaying Club is a friendly bunch of gaming guys and girls who meet every Wednesday night in Bromley night in South East London and online on Friday night to role play a variety of games. The roots of the Hobbits Hole Roleplaying club stretch all the way back to 1999 and has met at a number of venues across South East London before finally settling on our current home in Bromley. All of this makes for a great atmosphere within our club. We always try to keep an empty chair at each gaming table so if anyone wants to come to the club for a visit they are welcome to join in for the evening. We play a wide range of Roleplaying Games (Tabletop RPGs or TTRPGs), Boardgames and Tabletop Wargames at Hobbits Hole in Bromley SE London, including Call of Cthulhu, Dungeons and Dragons, Pathfinder, Shadowrun, Warhammer and many many more, as well as some of our members own creations. The club runs a rotation every four months, consisting of up to 5 different tables in hall on Wednesday nights. April to July, August to November, December to March. Contact [email protected]
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Hobbits Hole Roleplaying Club
Seeking a gaming group
We meet each week from 7pm-11pm for tabletop gaming and have a great mix of experienced GMs and enthusiastic players which The Hobbits Hole Roleplaying Club is a friendly bunch of gaming guys and girls who meet every Wednesday night in Bromley night in South East London and online on Friday night to role play a variety of games. The roots of the Hobbits Hole Roleplaying club stretch all the way back to 1999 and has met at a number of venues across South East London before finally settling on our current home in Bromley. All of this makes for a great atmosphere within our club. We always try to keep an empty chair at each gaming table so if anyone wants to come to the club for a visit they are welcome to join in for the evening. We play a wide range of Roleplaying Games (Tabletop RPGs or TTRPGs), Boardgames and Tabletop Wargames at Hobbits Hole in Bromley SE London, including Call of Cthulhu, Dungeons and Dragons, Pathfinder, Shadowrun, Warhammer and many many more, as well as some of our members own creations. The club runs a rotation every four months, consisting of up to 5 different tables in hall on Wednesday nights. April to July, August to November, December to March. Contact [email protected]
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Seeking a book club
Looking to join a book club. I mostly like romantic fantasy to avoid reality, but I love dissecting literary fiction novels and pretending Iām back in a English lit class.
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Seeking a book club
Love fantasy and sci fi books, would like to find like minded people to talk to about books
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Seeking a book club
Hi, Iām 25 and I would love to find fellow readers to discuss books and have a chit chat with !
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Seeking a book club
We are a Family Activities and Events Space in Bromley looking to launch a monthly book club for kids. Looking to connect with people passionate about books to support this initiative. If you are from the area and like the sound of the idea, please get in touch at [email protected]
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Seeking a book club
I love reading. Recently have been reading a lot of non-fiction (predominantly self help/psychology/philosophy/spirituality) and I'm looking to read more fiction. Would love to find a local book club to join, for reading inspiration, and to meet other book lovers :)
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Seeking a book club
Hi, I'm Emma, a 23 year old who would love to join a social and relaxed bookclub. I would not consider myself well-read but I'm hoping to change this and have some great conversations with lovely people. I am from Bromley, but am happy to meet anywhere central London and read any genre.
Sign in to contactBromley Mindfulness Meditation Meetup Group
Meditation
This Bromley meditation group runs a drop-in class every Saturday morning in Bromley Common. Each session lasts an hour and covers practical mindfulness skills, with the method explained in plain English before the group practises together. It is open to regulars and newcomers alike, and the class is taught while seated in ordinary chairs.
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Photography
DancePhotoLondon runs themed dance photography workshops in and around London. The events give photographers a chance to work closely with dancers and practise their skills while photographing professional artists and sharing ideas with others. All levels are welcome, from newcomers to experienced photographers.
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Writing
Coffee & writing is a free group in Bromley where local writers can meet and write together. It is open to all ages and backgrounds, and there is no need to be published or a professional writer. The organiser says it offers a safe space for people who do not drink or prefer not to meet in alcohol-based venues, and members are encouraged to buy a drink or food where they meet.
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Real ale
The Bromley branch of CAMRA, the Campaign for Real Ale. Branches organise socials, pub crawls, brewery visits and beer festivals, and anyone who enjoys real ale, cider and perry is welcome.
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Birdwatching
Bromley Local Group is a local group of the RSPB. Members meet for talks, birdwatching trips and walks, and help with conservation work. Newcomers and beginners are welcome.
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Bands
This listing is from a musician in the Bromley area looking for other players to form a duo or full band. They are seeking a mature, experienced lead or rhythm guitarist who can also provide lead or backing vocals, for rock, folk, country or pop, with the aim of jamming or gigging.
Sign in to contactVocalist/Singer/Frontperson Wanted for Original Soul-y Band
Bands
A South London band called The Toffee Hammers is looking for a vocalist or frontperson to lead the group. They play original material and are open to working with a songwriter who wants to bring in new ideas, making it a collaborative process. They are based in Bromley.
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Choirs
This Bromley project focuses on exploring vocal ability through movement, calm practice, and voice work. It brings together singing traditions, research-based ideas and yoga-inspired movement to help participants connect breath, body and voice. No previous experience in voice or movement training is needed, and the source does not give regular meeting times.
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Choirs
The Commons Choir in Bromley is a non-audition choir that welcomes new members at any time. It sings a range of music including pop, folk, global and contemporary songs, with sessions on Wednesday evenings in term time from 7:00pm to 8:45pm. Members learn mainly by ear, with words, scores and practice sound files provided, and a free taster session is available.
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Choirs
The Choir with No Name runs weekly singing sessions for people affected by homelessness and marginalisation, including those who have experienced homelessness or are going through a difficult period. Members meet for a cuppa and a catch-up, sing together for an hour and a half, and then share a hot meal prepared by volunteers. The choir is based in Bromley and operates at venues around the UK.
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Choirs
This choir brings together mothers-to-be, new mothers, grandmothers and carers to sing simple songs, including lullabies, folk, gospel, African and sacred pieces, taught by ear. It meets on Thursdays, mainly during term time with breaks in the holidays, from 9.20 to 10.10am. The sessions are open to all voices and welcome everyone from beginners to experienced singers.
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Choirs
This group meets on Tuesdays from 11 to 11.50am, roughly during term time with breaks in school holidays, in Bow, Bromley. It brings together mothers-to-be, new mothers, grandmothers and carers to sing simple songs, often in harmony, with a focus on lullabies, folk, gospel, African and sacred music. All voices are welcome, and it is open to people from beginners to experienced singers.
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