Hobby groups in Ramsgate

Below you'll find every hobby group we know of in Ramsgate, as well as people looking to join one.

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Rhys

Seeking a gaming group

A nerd (23M) looking for a group to play d&d with

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Paladin

Seeking a gaming group

New D&D player, looking for a group to play with. 16.

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Mark

Seeking a book club

Hi I'm male 45. Thought I'd try a book club. I need to read more books.

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Katie

Seeking a book club

Looking for book club in sandwich

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Sara

Seeking a book club

Love all kinds of fiction, would love to join a book club to meet once a month, be great to get book recommendations and meet new likeminded people πŸ™‚

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Katie

Seeking a book club

Female who is recently retired from paid work. Don’t have a preference on genre as like a mix of different books. I moved to the area last year and have previously enjoyed belonging to a book club, so looking to join a local group; live in Ramsgate

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feyeleanor

Seeking a gaming group

I'm a mid-50s tech and gaming geek with a hankering to get back into TTRPGs after a long break. In my teens and 20s I was heavily into Traveller, Call of Cthulhu, RuneQuest, MERP/RoleMaster, V:tM, and oneshots/pickup games of anything else that looked fun. Not so much D&D as I find level-based systems a bit constraining, but I've played my fair share as well as most of the D20-derived CRPGs at some point. I also used to referee CoC, though more in a weird-fiction style than as straight-up horror. Then I moved to London, got married, and had children to care for. Lack of an RPG group meant I mostly focused on the painting side of WH40K and Necrumunda, a bit of RP in BattleMaster (an web-based grand strategy/politics game), and building an excessive collection of TTRPGs in PDF form... Circumstances have recently changed and I'm back in my home town, looking for a friendly local gaming group where I can scratch the itch for fun and adventure with a handful of polygonal dice. I'm also open to giving VTTs a go, but I'm really hoping to make some new offline friends who might have other overlapping interests (music, computers, etc.)

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Tom

Seeking a gaming group

Newbie looking to find a regular game of DnD in the area

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Daniel

Seeking a book club

We have just moved to Thanet and looking for a booking group to attend.

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Julie - book reader

Seeking a book club

Hi I would like to join a group that meets once a month.

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Board at Home Board Games Club

Gaming group

This Ramsgate board games club offers a large library of more than 250 games, from family favourites to newer titles, and also runs weekend D&D sessions. It meets throughout the week, with evening sessions on Thursdays and Fridays, plus daytime opening on Mondays, Tuesdays and at weekends. Entry costs Β£5 per person per session, and refreshments are available.

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Singer/Songwriter starting an Indie Rock/Pop band!

Bands

A singer and songwriter in Ramsgate is looking for other musicians to form an indie rock and pop band. They have been producing their own music for 12 years and have spent the last four years singing and writing songs.

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Ramsgate FC Southwood Stadium

Football

Ramsgate FC Southwood Stadium is a football team in Ramsgate. Get in touch to find out about sessions, membership and how to join in - new players are usually very welcome.

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Pegwell Bay parkrun

Running

Pegwell Bay parkrun is a free, weekly, community 5k at Pegwell Bay, every Saturday morning. Walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate - everyone is welcome, whatever their pace.

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U3A Book Group 2

Book club

Meets at Alison Curtis on Run by alisonatu3a Library service Kent County Council - Libraries A group of up to 15 (slightly too many for comfortable discussion but only a dozen usually turn up). Set up under the banner of U 3 A seven years ago. We read mainly fiction and meet to discuss each book chosen at our January meeting on the last Tuesday afternoon of each month.Members are all female as it has turned out. Men have made occasional appearances but not stayed with us. We sometimes try to visit places in which our chosen books are set. We meet at: 7 St augustines Park, Ramsgate, kent, CT11 0DE Tags women only

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Marshans Reading Group

Book club

Meets at New Romney Library on Run by New Romney Library Library service Kent County Council - Libraries This is a group for anyone with an interest in reading for pleasure, and for anyone looking to join a new social club. All we ask is that you are ready to talk about one book per month (chosen in advance by the group) - ready to collect and free to borrow from your local library. We meet at New Romney Library (82 High St, New Romney TN28 8AU) every second Wednesday of the month, 2 - 3pm. Free tea, coffee and chat provided! We meet at: 82 High Street, New Romney, Kent, TN28 8AU Accepting new members

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Marlowe Academy

Book club

Meets at Marlowe Academy on Run by Julie Larner Library service We are a Reading Activists group of 30 students based at the Marlowe Academy in Ramsgate, Kent. The Newington public library run by Kent County Council tis based onsite at the Academy and is shared with the school. Students in the group represent a range of year groups from school years 7 to 12. As part of our project we will be dedicating a session to the Hobbit, joining a session at the Turner Contemporary of the Thanet Young Writers Squad and planning our our arts events in our library and school. Our group is facilitated by two creative practitioners, library and school staff. We meet at: Ramsgate, Kent, Ramsgate, Kent, CT12 7NB

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Rainham Teen Readers Group

Book club

A Reading Activist-run service provides an inviting space for young people aged 11-16 to come together at Rainham Library, Birling Avenue to enjoy reading and getting to know each other. New members are welcome to join.

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