Hobby groups in Nottinghamshire
Below you'll find every hobby group we know of in Nottinghamshire, as well as people looking to join one.
Singer Looking For A Band
Bands
A 17-year-old male singer in Nottinghamshire is looking for a band or hoping to start one. He is interested in punk and emo rock, and says he already has a song written out.
Sign in to contactBass player looking for band
Bands
An experienced player in Nottinghamshire is looking to join a band after recently moving from guitar to bass. They have experience of writing, recording and playing live. The listing suggests they are seeking others to make music with, but gives no further details on style or level.
Sign in to contactDrummer wanted - Alter Bridge tribute band
Bands
A Nottinghamshire Alter Bridge tribute band is looking for a drummer to join them. The other members are in their mid to late 30s, and they would ideally like someone aged between 25 and 45.
Sign in to contact7 a side game hosts needed
Football
This Nottinghamshire football group is looking for game hosts to help run seven-a-side matches and keep play fun and non-aggressive. Hosts are asked to arrive early, pick the teams, check the equipment, keep time and explain the rules to the players before the game starts.
Sign in to contactPlay Football in Nottingham at Carlton Centre. Weekly group looking for a new player
Football
This Nottingham football group plays casual, friendly matches at Carlton Football Centre and is looking for new players to help keep the games going. It meets every Tuesday at 7pm and Saturday at 11am, with sessions lasting one hour. Games are 7-a-side or 6-a-side depending on numbers, and players of all abilities are welcome.
Sign in to contactPlay Football at Nottingham Football Centre. Weekly group looking for a new player
Football
A weekly football group in Nottingham is looking for a new player to join its friendly casual games at Nottingham Football Centre in NG2 7BW. Matches take place on Wednesdays at 7:30pm and Sundays at 11am, last an hour, and are played as 7-a-side or 6-a-side depending on numbers. The listing does not give any information about cost.
Sign in to contactRobin Hood Way Group
Walking
This Nottinghamshire walking group helps to maintain the Robin Hood Way, working in partnership to keep the route open and in good condition. The trail runs from Nottingham Castle to Edwinstowe Church and was created to connect places in the county linked with the Robin Hood legend. The listing does not give meeting times or any cost.
Sign in to contactOne Step Walkers Group
Walking
One Step Walkers is a walking group based around Derby and Nottingham that organises walks across Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire and Staffordshire. It offers outings from easy 3-mile strolls to more demanding 20-mile hikes. The group is aimed at people in their 40s and above, and it also arranges weekend and week-long walking trips in the UK and abroad.
Sign in to contactNotts Derby Walking Group
Walking
Notts Derby Walking Group arranges regular walks in the local area and further afield, giving people a chance to enjoy the outdoors and discover new places. It is part of the Ramblers network and says walks are led by experienced volunteers. The group welcomes walkers and offers company on outings across Nottinghamshire.
Sign in to contactVale of Belvoir Group
Walking
Vale of Belvoir Ramblers is a small, friendly walking group based in south east Nottinghamshire. It runs weekly Sunday walks and monthly mid-week walks, with leisurely evening strolls in June and July that often finish with a pub drink. Walks take place in and around the Vale, as well as in Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire, Lincolnshire and Derbyshire, with regular visits to the Peak District. New walkers can try two or three walks before joining.
Sign in to contactCollingham Group
Walking
The group organises walks in the countryside across Nottinghamshire, Lincolnshire and Leicestershire, with starting points within about an hour’s drive of Collingham. Walks are held throughout the year on alternate Sundays and once a month on Wednesdays. Sunday routes are usually 6 to 8 miles with coffee and a picnic lunch stop, while Wednesday walks are around 4 to 5 miles and include a coffee break and usually a pub lunch.
Sign in to contactMansfield & Sherwood Ramblers
Walking
Mansfield and Sherwood Ramblers arranges walks of different lengths and levels of difficulty in the Mansfield, Sutton-in-Ashfield and surrounding Nottinghamshire area. Most walks take place on Sundays, with others on weekdays and sometimes in the evening. People do not need to be members to try a walk.
Sign in to contactGedling Group
Walking
Gedling Group is a Ramblers walking group in Nottinghamshire that organises regular group walks in the local area and further afield. It also takes part in looking after paths and green spaces. The group says walkers can expect a friendly welcome from experienced leaders and other local people who enjoy walking.
Sign in to contactBroxtowe Group
Walking
Broxtowe Group is a friendly walking group in Nottinghamshire that welcomes new members and first-time walkers. It publishes a walk programme three times a year, with outings usually on Wednesdays for 6 to 8 miles or Sundays for 9 to 12 miles, plus some shorter Wednesday walks and occasional walks on other days. Walks cover Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire and Leicestershire, with Wednesday routes ranging from leisurely to moderate and Sunday walks generally more demanding.
Sign in to contactRushcliffe Group
Walking
Rushcliffe Group is a walking group based south of Nottingham city, offering weekend walks most Sundays of around 8 to 10 miles, plus occasional midweek walks of 5 to 6 miles. It also runs shorter walks through a Walking for Health scheme linked to a local medical practice. Walks take place in Nottinghamshire, Leicestershire and Derbyshire, including the Peak District, and the group also arranges social evenings and walking trips away.
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Lenton Shared Reading Group
Book club
Our discussion group, which has been running for more than two years, takes place every Wednesday at 2:30pm at Thomas Helwys Baptist Church in Church Street, Lenton, Nottingham. Participants can simply sit back and listen while they enjoy a cup of tea and a biscuit as we read poems, short stories and novels. After each reading, we engage in a discussion of what we have heard, and everyone is invited to join in or remain silent, whatever they are most comfortable with. All are welcome to come and enjoy the pleasure of literature and the benefits of bibliotherapy (Mood-boosting Books)!
Sign in to contactBilsthorpe Open Reading Group
Book club
Join us monthly at Bilsthorpe Library for a local Community Partnership Library Open Reading Group. Samantha Heartfield facilitates the Library Service that provides a friendly and welcoming setting for varied ages to indulge in a wide variety of books, including titles they may not have picked for themselves. We are always accepting new members at The Crescent, Bilsthorpe, Nottinghamshire, NG22 9SQ.
Sign in to contactKneesall Book Angels
Book club
We are a welcoming group who gather at The Angel Pub on the last Thursday of each month. During the meetings we discuss a nominated novel and library service will reserve a copy for each participant who wants it. New members are welcome to join. We are located at Main Street Kneesall, Notts, Kneesall, Nottinghamshire, NG220AD.
Sign in to contactClassic Novel Book Club
Book club
Each six weeks, new and experienced readers of classic fiction can come to Selston Library and join a free discussion group. Refreshments will be available and donations are appreciated. The library is run by Library Staff and is sponsored by Nottinghamshire County Council through Inspire - Libraries.
Sign in to contactKirkby Reading group
Book club
Meets at Kirkby in Ashfield Library on Run by Kirkby Reading Group Library service Nottinghamshire County Council delivered by Inspire - Libraries Our friendly group meets on the 2nd Tuesday of each month to chat about what we`ve been reading and to try new titles and authors. We meet at: Ashfield Precinct, Kirkby in Ashfield, Nottingham, Nottinghamshire, NG17 7BQ Accepting new members
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