Hobby groups in Liverpool
Below you'll find every hobby group we know of in Liverpool, as well as people looking to join one.
Liverpool Lions RLFC
Rugby
Liverpool Lions RLFC is a rugby club in Liverpool. Get in touch to find out about sessions, membership and how to join in - new players are usually very welcome.
Sign in to contactLiverpool Harriers And Athletic Club
Running
Liverpool Harriers And Athletic Club is a running group in Liverpool. Get in touch to find out about sessions, membership and how to join in - new players are usually very welcome.
Sign in to contactKnowsley Harriers A.C.
Running
Knowsley Harriers A.C. is a running group in Liverpool. Get in touch to find out about sessions, membership and how to join in - new players are usually very welcome.
Sign in to contactPrinces parkrun, Liverpool
Running
Princes parkrun, Liverpool is a free, weekly, community 5k at Princes Park, Liverpool, every Saturday morning. Walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate - everyone is welcome, whatever their pace.
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Lost Boys Gaming Club
Gaming group
The Lost Boys Wargaming Club is a small but very welcoming and inviting group located in Ainsdale that meets every Tuesday night from 6 to 10:30 pm. They primarily focus on playing with Warhammer 40k and Warmachine items, but they also regularly have campaigns and tournaments for specialty games such as Bloodbowl, Necromunda, and Battlefleet Gothic. They are hopeful that they can get more people interested in Board Gaming.
Sign in to contactLiverpool Lions
Gaming group
We get together every Monday from 6.00pm to 11.30pm to play Euro multi-player games such as Puerto and Battlestar Galactica, which are brought by different members each week. Typically there are more than a dozen people participating, so there are lots of game options and enough time for a couple of large-scale games or a lot of short fillers. Besides becoming a member, there is no cost involved other than what you pay for drinks. We always welcome new members and those with more experience can help in explaining the rules.
Sign in to contactLiverpool Lion Boardgamers
Gaming group
It looks like the Liverpool Lions board game club cannot meet for now - but check the primary thread for any updates. Meanwhile, there are other board game alternatives in the city. Thursday nights at Crit Hit Game Cafe, there is another local board game club, Scythe Board Gamers, and four fantastic boardgame cafes in the city with open gaming sessions or where you can find a game. Check their pages for updates or contact information - Sugar and Dice, Tiny Rick's, Crit Hit, and JustPlay.
Sign in to contactThe 'Scythe' Board Gamers
Gaming group
A regular gathering of video game players convenes every Thursday at Critical Hit Games Cafe, formerly known as 'The Scythe and Teacup Games Cafe', in Liverpool.
Sign in to contactThe Liverpool Wargames Association (LWA)
Gaming group
This members club, run by the members themselves without any financial gain involved, has been around since 1971. It offers a 2,500 sq' room with three gaming areas and 7 6'x4' tables that can be arranged into lengths of up to 28 feet, plus 2 8'x4' tables and one 8'x10' table located in the RPG area. Even if you've never played before and lack equipment or terrain, the club will provide those for you. It's open Thursday nights, most Saturdays, and Sundays, as well as 24/7 to members.
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Gaming group
A gathering of friends congregate at a game cafe in the center of Liverpool every week to have fun and play a variety of board games without paying any table fees. The people decide what games to play depending on the amount of guests and this makes sure everyone is included without excluding people who already have seats.
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Aintree Library - Friday group
Book club
Meets at Aintree Library on Run by Sefton Libraries Library service Our reading group… stimulates your imagination opens up new reading choices and broadens your reading horizons gives you the chance to talk about books is a great way to make new friends is free Our reading groups are very popular and we have a limited number of places available, so if you\\\'d like to join a group please contact Aintree library for further details. We meet at: Altway, Aintree, Liverpool, Sefton, L10 6LF Accepting new members
Sign in to contactLittle Scribbles\' Book Club
Book club
Meets at Big You, Little You on Run by Deb Giannasi Library service Little Scribbles holds a regular junior book club at Big You, Little You in Garston, Liverpool. The group meet at 1pm on the last Saturday of the month ( except for March when the group will meet on 22nd March). Ideal for independent readers, aged 6-10 but older children also welcome. Our sessions focus on a chosen book each month, that can be picked up or dropped of in South Liverpool. We discuss the book itself and also the country of origin the book is set in. A craft/creative activity and snack is also include in the price of the session, as is the book that will be yours to keep. A fun and educational way to read and explore as well as making new friends. Our summer books will feature recommendations for the Summer Reading Challenge, with additional weekday sessions planned for the holidays. We meet at: Garston Old Road, Liverpool, Liverpool, Merseyside, L19 9AD Accepting new members Tags Chatterbooks, Reading Ahead
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Book club
Meets at woolton Run by jean mcevoy Library service We are a group of midwives in Liverpool, and we get together to discuss our chosen book about once a month. We get our books from Woolton Library which is part of Liverpool city council Library services. We have an eclectic taste and read anything form Dickens to Joanna Trollope. We are an opinionated lot which sometimes provokes heated debate. At the moment we are reading Master Georgie by Beryl Banebridge and we are due to meet very soon. We have a democratic way of choosing the books, we each propose a book and say why we would like to read it and then we vote, and this seems to work quite well. We meet at: woolton, Liverpool, Merseyside, L25 8ST Tags women only
Sign in to contactBOOKSRUS
Book club
We gather monthly in the local bookstore, Booksrus, under the guidance of June Travis. This library service provides an opportunity for us to share our various experiences with literature and to expand our knowledge and appreciation of books.
Sign in to contactToxteth Library Thursday Group
Book club
Meets at Toxteth Library on Run by Eleanor Stanton Library service A Get Into Reading Group, which brings people together in a weekly read aloud group, where members can choose to read (or not) and are invited to give personal responses. Led by a trained project worker or volunteer, we read aloud, slowly, taking time over each text. We meet at: Windsor Street, Toxteth, Liverpool, Merseyside, L8 1XF Accepting new members Tags adults with low level literacy, bibliotherapy (Mood-boosting Books), English as a second language, visually impaired
Sign in to contactToxteth Library Monday Group
Book club
Meets at Toxteth Library on Run by Eleanor Stanton Library service A Get Into Reading Group, which brings people together in a weekly read aloud group, where members can choose to read (or not) and are invited to give personal responses. Led by a trained project worker or volunteer, we read aloud, slowly, taking time over each text. We meet at: Windsor Street, Toxteth, Liverpool, Merseyside, L8 1XF Accepting new members Tags adults with low level literacy, bibliotherapy (Mood-boosting Books), English as a second language, visually impaired
Sign in to contactThe Palm Readers
Book club
The Palm House is an iconic Grade 11* listed building in Liverpool that originally opened in 1896 to promote the local community's health and wellbeing. Even today, we continue this mission by running over 200 free community activities per year. Now that we are all staying at home, we have created the Palm Readers—an online book club that meets on Zoom every three weeks, as well as our private online Facebook Group. After we are able, we look forward to gathering in person again in the Palm House Café. New members are welcome, and they can join in by emailing audio, eBook, English as a second language, online, and Reading Ahead activities.
Sign in to contactNorris Green Library Reading Group
Book club
Meets at Norris Green Library on Run by Andy Johnson Library service We meet in Norris Green Library once a month, to discuss the book we have read that month, and to choose more books to read. We read a wide range of books, mainly fiction. Our group is open to new members. Discussions are informal and friendly. We meet at: Townsend Avenue, Liverpool, Merseyside, L11 5AF Accepting new members
Sign in to contactOomoo Book Group
Book club
Meets at Oomoo Cafe on Run by Sarah Rigby Library service We\'re a very mixed group with one thing in common - we all love reading. The books are suggested and chosen by group members and as such cover all genres and tastes. Any one is welcome, whatever their level, no matter how much they normally read. We meet once a month and books are chosen well in advance to allow people time to access library copies or copies loaned from other members. It shouldn\'t be expensive to read! We occassionally organise group outings to literary events such as world book night and local book festivals. Our members represent a range of ages and backgrounds and we\'re a mixed gender group. Get in touch via the Oomoo cafe on Smithdown Road or via group contact details, but please let us know if you\'re coming along! Accessibility: good access but not perfect for wheelchairs - there is a small step up to the bathroom that can be managed with help (help always on hand), next to bus stop, low background noise levels, bring any small children along and get in touch with any requirements and we\'ll do our best to help. We meet at: Smithdown Road, Liverpool, Merseyside, L15 3JJ Accepting new members
Sign in to contactThe Malvern Book Group
Book club
Meets at The Roby Pub on Run by Paul Kynaston Library service Knowsley MBC - Libraries The Malvern Book Group was established in 2009. It is a friendly and relaxed community book club that was set up for adults who have a link to Malvern Primary School (Willoughby Road, Liverpool L14) - but is open to the wider community. The club meets monthly - normally on the last Thursday of the month - in The Roby Pub on Greystone Road (L14) from 7.30pm. We meet at: 104 Greystone Road, Liverpool, Merseyside, Liverpool, Merseyside, L14 6UH Accepting new members
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