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Book Club · Amsterdam
An Amsterdam based book club for the girls who want to meet new people and have a glass of wine 💌 Meets about once a month, usually on Wednesday evenings. 55 regulars keep coming back.
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City guide · Updated October 2026
Discuss your favorite reads and discover new authors with fellow bibliophiles. These are the 10 most active right now, ranked by what people actually do. The list updates itself.
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Book Club · Amsterdam
An Amsterdam based book club for the girls who want to meet new people and have a glass of wine 💌 Meets about once a month, usually on Wednesday evenings. 55 regulars keep coming back.
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Book Club · Amsterdam
Her half-read book club is a social club in Amsterdam where books spark conversation, even if members haven't finished reading them. Usually on Sunday afternoons. Next event Wed 4 Nov, €60.
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Book Club · Amsterdam
Short on time, big on books.
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Book Club · Amsterdam
Amsterdam Book Club is an active English-language reading community in Amsterdam. Meets weekly on Sunday afternoons.
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Book Club · Amsterdam
Great books by women, read by people who actually show up.
6Book Club · Amsterdam
We are a cosy book club that meets once a month at the Book Nook to discuss books. Next event Thu 29 Oct, €11.
7Book Club · Amsterdam
Do it for the plot, stay for the people.
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Book Club · Amsterdam
Pages Amsterdam is the club for you if you're looking for cosy spaces, genuine chats about stories you love and discovering that reading doesn't have to be a solitary sport.
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Book Club · Amsterdam
This book club is all about reading more and spending a little less time on our screens.
10Book Club · Amsterdam
dam good books is a book club for women aged 20–35 who are looking for community, connection, and new friendships in amsterdam.
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Yes. Lots of people come to their first event alone. Each club page says what to expect.
It depends on the club. Many events are free, and paid events show the price before you sign up. You pay per event, not a membership.
By what people do: who keeps coming back, who books and follows, and what's coming up. It updates itself as clubs host events. No club pays or asks to be on it.