Hobby groups in Westerham
Below you'll find every hobby group we know of in Westerham, as well as people looking to join one.
Dungeons & Flagons Tabletop Gaming
Seeking a gaming group
We are a tabletop gaming space based at Westerham Brewery in Westerham, Kent. We have a beautiful gaming room with custom made gaming tables, a full cafe bar, fantastic street food and a boardgames library. There is no fee to play. Just book a table on the Westerham Brewery website and come on down. We welcome regular groups playing ttrpg games, collectable card games and miniature games.
Sign in to contactGail
Seeking a book club
Teacher approaching retirement, active and love the outdoors, always have a book on the go and enjoy discussing ideas
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Seeking a book club
I like whodunits but also the classics and anything recommended eg recent prize-winners. Would like to join a group to widen my reading, enjoy chatting about the books and be sociable locally.
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Seeking a book club
I am loooking to join a book club i love psychological thrillers
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Hedy
Seeking a book club
I get on easily with people and feel l would participate well in a group. I would like to meet new friends also. I feel l need to read more books. I like all types of books especially to romance .
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Mia
Seeking a book club
Hi! I'm 21 years old and love to read. My favourite genre are thrillers/ crime books but open to any book recommendations and happy to join a book club.
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Seeking a book club
I would love to meet some new people and friends and talk about what we’re reading I love romance books!
Sign in to contactEmeka (Westerham)
Seeking a book club
32-year-old who is new to the area and likes all sorts of books, meeting new people, and just all-round chilling. Looking to meet people/join a local book club.
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Seeking a book club
I’m 26, looking for a group to meet new people in the area and chat about books. Open to most genres!
Sign in to contactSquerryes Winery parkrun
Running
Squerryes Winery parkrun is a free, weekly, community 5k at Squerryes Winery, every Saturday morning. Walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate - everyone is welcome, whatever their pace.
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Embedded Linux Technologies
Gaming group
Library BarcampThis is a gathering place for people who have an interest in Linux-related technology. From novices and specialists, casual hobbyists and experienced experts from both nearby and far away—everybody is welcome. We have had various occasions in the past, such as the Automotive Grade Linux event of March 28, 2019, which drew 25 attendees in addition to 20 organizers. Currently, our group consists of 191 members.
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Biggin Hill Library Monday Reading Group
Book club
We gather at Biggin Hill, Kent on TN16 3LB – led by Susan Sadler, with a library service available. We are a friendly, informal group that discusses a variety of topics such as books, television, theatre, and anything of local interest. We have space for 12 members, and are currently looking for new people to join us in 2020.
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Book club
The group, hosted by Lynne Steward, welcomes people of all reading interests, as well as those with visual impairments or low literacy levels, at Aylesham Community Centre on Ackholt Road. We are accepting new members.
Sign in to contactTwydall Readers\' Group
Book club
Meets at Twydall Library on Run by Sandra Wilson Library service We've been meeting for several years and enjoy reading a wide range of books. Do come along and join us. We meet at: 14/15 Twydall Green, Gillingham, Kent, ME8 6JY Accepting new members
Sign in to contactChatterbooks Dyslexia Friendly Book Group
Book club
Meets at Ashford Library on Run by Karin Backlog Library service Our book group for dyslexic children meets once a month to participate in fun reader-centred activities and crafts. We meet at: Ashford Gateway Plus, Church Road, Ashford, Kent, TN23 1AS Accepting new members Tags Chatterbooks
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