🧶 Clubs & Communities
Bowls clubs, walking groups, cooking classes, knitting circles, and associations to belong to — matched to where you are.
Find clubs near you
Same idea as Deals Near You — new groups appear automatically as they're added.
Not sure where to start?
A few well-known associations worth knowing about.
🎖️ MOTHS (Memorable Order of Tin Hats)
A century-old ex-servicemen's and women's fellowship built around comradeship and mutual support, with local "shellholes" (clubhouses) around the country.
🧶 67 Blankets for Nelson Mandela Day
A national knitting and crochet movement making blankets for those in need — a lovely way to keep busy for a good cause, with local groups across the country.
🎳 Bowls Clubs
Lawn bowls is one of the most social, low-impact sports around — most towns have a club, and many welcome new members warmly, no experience required.
🚶 Walking Clubs
Gentle group walks, usually early morning, are a great way to stay active and meet people in your area — many are free to join.
🌟 Retirees in Action
Real hobbies, real people — proof that this chapter can be full of new beginnings.
🏍️ Motorbiking
Never too late to get back on two wheels — many retirees are joining social riding groups for weekend trips, good company, and a bit of freedom on the open road.
🎨 Mosaic Workshops
Nana's Trinkets runs mosaic workshops — a wonderful example of turning a creative hobby into something others can learn too, and a nice bit of extra income along the way.
🧶 Knitting for 67 Blankets
Knitting and crocheting blankets and scarves for those in need — a hobby that keeps hands busy and warms someone else's winter.
🍲 Cooking for Busy Families
Dee-licious shows how a love of cooking can turn into preparing meals for busy families who don't have time to cook every night — a great small income idea worth trying in your own area.
