Hobby groups in Musselburgh
Below you'll find every hobby group we know of in Musselburgh, as well as people looking to join one.
Calum
Seeking a gaming group
Male 62 + wife. Avid computer gamer. I have played the TTRPGs Pathfinder, Cyberpunk and Vampire The Masquerade but all some time ago. Looking to get back into role playing.
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Seeking a book club
I'm a reader and an author - I wrote a book called Future Proof which has over 85k sales, 4300 great reviews on Amazon and 5.2 million KU page reads. I also have a contract to write Rom Coms for Harper Collins.
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Seeking a book club
I am looking to meet interesting people and discover new worlds and thoughts. I don't want to fall into the middle aged man trap of just reading non-fiction. I also wish to move (a little) away from mostly science fiction. Less Iain M. Banks, more Iain Banks I suppose.
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Lorraine
Seeking a book club
I like reading crime and thriller books. I would like to be able to speak with other people about books
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Jane Bonnar
Seeking a book club
An educator, a socialite and a lifelong bookworm..
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The Warblers
Choirs
The Warblers run singing groups to support lung health in East Lothian and Midlothian. Sessions take place in Musselburgh on Mondays from 2.30 to 3.30 and in Newtongrange on Tuesdays from 3.00 to 4.30. The group welcomes anyone with a lung condition or breathlessness, including people affected by long Covid.
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Choirs
Portobello Community Choir is an open choir in Musselburgh where all songs are taught by ear. It meets on Wednesday evenings in term time from 7.30pm to 9.30pm and sings a range of songs linked to life events, nature and the changing seasons. The choir also joins a few agreed events each year, with no pressure for individuals to perform, and any funds raised are given to chosen charities and used to support places for people on a low income.
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Choirs
This Musselburgh community singing group learns acapella harmony songs together, including songs from Scotland and further afield. It supports people living with dementia, along with their partners, family, friends and carers, and aims to provide a supportive social space. Meetings are held on Tuesday mornings from 11am to 12.30pm.
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Football
Musselburgh Athletic Football Club is a football team in Musselburgh. Get in touch to find out about sessions, membership and how to join in - new players are usually very welcome.
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Football
Musselburgh Windsor FC is a football team in Musselburgh. Get in touch to find out about sessions, membership and how to join in - new players are usually very welcome.
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Rugby
Musselburgh Rugby Football Club is a rugby club in Musselburgh. Get in touch to find out about sessions, membership and how to join in - new players are usually very welcome.
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Musselburgh Book Group
Book club
This friendly and inclusive group meets on a monthly basis at The Volunteer Arms in Musselburgh, East Lothian (81 N High St, EH21 6JE). It is run by Katie Swann and sponsored by East Lothian Council Libraries. We take turns to pick the books we'll read and discuss from a range of fiction and non-fiction genres. Everyone's opinion matters in our lively and engaging conversations, and we are always looking for new members. We provide access to audio, ebooks, English as a second language resources, graphic novels, and talking books, as well as support for the lesbian, bisexual, gay, transgender, and other communities who want to read and write!
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Book club
The book group is held at Musselburgh Library and is led by Linda Greig of the library service. It is a book group connected to the local branch library. You can find us at 10 Bridge Street in Musselburgh and are open to new recruits.
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Book club
Rachel Archibald runs a book group at Danderhall Library. The group meets once a month in the afternoon and chooses their reading material from a variety of sources, including the library service and magazine recommendations. New members are accepted, and accommodations can be made for those who require a talking book. Anyone interested in joining can attend the group at 1a Campview, Danderhall, Dalkeith, Midlothian EH22 1QD.
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