Hobby groups in New Mills
Below you'll find every hobby group we know of in New Mills, as well as people looking to join one.
Mel
Seeking a book club
I like to read and I enjoy discussing books and getting new angles/opinions. I have a tendency to read thriller, horror or general fiction books.
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Seeking a book club
Lives in New Mills. Reading has always been a solitary hobby but the books I tend to read would be awesome to discuss with other people to see what they think, as I think 2 people can read the same book and come away with completely different things. Currently reading: A Little Life
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Seeking a book club
Hi I’m a 36 year old mum who has always wanted to join a book group and now is the perfect time. I would love to have someone to chat about books with and be encouraged to read more books I’m not used to reading. I don’t have a preference for genre but I’m currently reading a little life by Hanya Yanagihara 😬 Thanks Amanda
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Seeking a book club
I’m new to the area and looking to find a group of like minded people who enjoy a good book, maybe a glass of wine and a chat. Quite an eclectic taste, although some authors I tend to go back to are Barbara Kingsolver, Jessie Burton, Kate Atkinson, Jonathan Franzen, Lionel Shriver to name a few. I don’t mind an autobiography either. I tend to rush through books and then can’t remember anything about the plot afterwards so I feel like this would slow me down and make me think a bit more.
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Choirs
Marple Secret Singers is a choir group that sings songs from a range of styles and cultures. It meets on Tuesday afternoons from 1.30pm to 3.30pm, and no experience is needed as everyone is welcome.
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Football
Whaley Bridge Athletic Football Club is a football team in High Peak. 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
Buxworth Football Club is a football team in High Peak. 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
New Mills FC is a football team in High Peak. 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
Hayfield Junior FC is a football team in High Peak. Get in touch to find out about sessions, membership and how to join in - new players are usually very welcome.
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Running
Lyme Park parkrun is a free, weekly, community 5k at Lyme Park, every Saturday morning. Walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate - everyone is welcome, whatever their pace.
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Running
Lyme Runners is a RunTogether running group, part of England Athletics' network of friendly group runs. They meet at Lyme Park: next to Timber Yard. Runs are usually on Thursday and Tuesday. Sessions cater for keep me going runners. Distances: 5 - 10k.
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Running
Disley Runners is a RunTogether running group, part of England Athletics' network of friendly group runs. They meet at Outside Malt Disley. Runs are usually on Thursday and Tuesday. Sessions cater for keep me going and get me started runners. Distances: 10k+ and 0 - 5k.
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Belper Book Group
Book club
The Belper Book Group meets on the fourth Tuesday of every month (except December) in the Queen's Head on Chesterfield Road in Belper. They read a range of fiction, and select the book for next month at the end of each meeting. New members are welcomed warmly, and can find more information on the group's website or by emailing at [email protected].
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Book club
The book lovers' group gathers every third Tuesday of the month at Chinley Community Centre, Lower Lane, Chinley, and is lead by Liz Stillo. All are welcome to join and benefit from the library service. Tags ebook is also a feature of the meeting.
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Book club
Meets at Medway Centre on Run by Rosemary Gibbard Library service Derbyshire County Council - Libraries This group has replaced the Library BookChat group. We meet monthly in the Medway Centre,Bakewell,on the Wednesday that falls in the teens, i.e 13th to the 19th of the month (often,but not always the 3rd Weds of the month), We mostly read contemporary books with some classics - this year our books have included Trumpet, A Place Called Winter, Harvest & The Year of the Runaways. We meet at: Medway Centre, Bakewell, Derbyshire, DE45 1AB Accepting new members
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