Hobby & Special Interest Groups
Space encompassing formal clubs, societies, and informal networks where participants share specialized practices, insider knowledge, and social events around their passions.
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Amateur astronomy is a global community of sky enthusiasts who observe and study celestial objects as a hobby, utilizing telescopes, binoculars, and observational guides to explore the night sky.
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Amateur Astronomy
Homebrewing is the practice and community of creating beer at home, where enthusiasts experiment with recipes, techniques, and equipment in a highly collaborative DIY environment.
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Homebrewing
Debate and speech clubs are school-based student communities devoted to competitive public speaking, argumentation, and critical thinking through structured tournaments and events.
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Debate And Speech Clubs
Art Clubs are active communities where artists and art enthusiasts gather to create, critique, and share visual arts in a collaborative environment. Members organize events, workshops, and exhibitions while fostering a collective identity around creative practice.
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Art Clubs
In-person Language Meetup Groups are communities where language enthusiasts gather face-to-face to practice conversation, exchange cultural knowledge, and form social bonds, often organized as local, recurring events outside of digital learning platforms.
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In-person Language Meetup Groups
Space comprising hobbyist communities dedicated to acquiring, curating, and preserving physical objects across diverse categories, each with its own valuation knowledge, markets, and cultural codes.
Contains 15 bubbles
Collection Hobbies
Space covering hobbyist activities focused on designing, assembling, and modifying electronic hardware and devices, encompassing practices from basic soldering to complex microcontroller and radio projects.
Contains 4 bubbles
Electronics Hobbies
A broad space encompassing creative practices where individuals design, build, or customize objects using various materials and techniques—from home improvement and textiles to electronics and artistic crafts. Enthusiasts share step-by-step tutorials, specialized tools, and materials-sourcing advice through online communities and local maker spaces. The space is defined by active participation, insider jargon, and collaborative learning.
Contains 4 bubbles
DIY Crafting
Space covering sports where participants compete in coordinated teams, sharing strategic collaboration, defined positions, and collective tactics across ball and non-ball disciplines.
Contains 12 bubbles
Team Sports
Amateur astronomy is a global community of sky enthusiasts who observe and study celestial objects as a hobby, utilizing telescopes, binoculars, and observational guides to explore the night sky.
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Homebrewing is the practice and community of creating beer at home, where enthusiasts experiment with recipes, techniques, and equipment in a highly collaborative DIY environment.
0Homebrewing
Debate and speech clubs are school-based student communities devoted to competitive public speaking, argumentation, and critical thinking through structured tournaments and events.
0Debate And Speech Clubs
Art Clubs are active communities where artists and art enthusiasts gather to create, critique, and share visual arts in a collaborative environment. Members organize events, workshops, and exhibitions while fostering a collective identity around creative practice.
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In-person Language Meetup Groups are communities where language enthusiasts gather face-to-face to practice conversation, exchange cultural knowledge, and form social bonds, often organized as local, recurring events outside of digital learning platforms.
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Space comprising hobbyist communities dedicated to acquiring, curating, and preserving physical objects across diverse categories, each with its own valuation knowledge, markets, and cultural codes.
Contains 15 bubblesCollection Hobbies
Space covering hobbyist activities focused on designing, assembling, and modifying electronic hardware and devices, encompassing practices from basic soldering to complex microcontroller and radio projects.
Contains 4 bubblesElectronics Hobbies
A broad space encompassing creative practices where individuals design, build, or customize objects using various materials and techniques—from home improvement and textiles to electronics and artistic crafts. Enthusiasts share step-by-step tutorials, specialized tools, and materials-sourcing advice through online communities and local maker spaces. The space is defined by active participation, insider jargon, and collaborative learning.
Contains 4 bubblesDIY Crafting
Space covering sports where participants compete in coordinated teams, sharing strategic collaboration, defined positions, and collective tactics across ball and non-ball disciplines.
Contains 12 bubblesTeam Sports
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Space comprising hobbyist communities dedicated to acquiring, curating, and preserving physical objects across diverse categories, each with its own valuation knowledge, markets, and cultural codes.
Contains 15 bubblesCollection Hobbies
A sub-space of WeChat group chats formed around shared hobbies—cooking, photography, gaming, and more—where members exchange tips, media, event info, and run community rituals using platform features like Moments, mini-programs, and digital red-envelopes.
Contains 4 bubbles
Wechat Hobby Groups
A domain covering the digital and in-person communities employees form to socialize, network, and bond, including affinity groups, interest clubs, sports teams, and social channels. These groups have their own norms, rituals, and insider terminology that distinguish them from formal work forums.
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Workplace Social Groups
A broad online space on Facebook where users form and join interest-based, support, hobby, professional, and local communities. Members and admins follow group-specific norms—rules, polls, pinned posts, events—and leverage Facebook’s tools (hashtags, live video) to organize and engage.
Contains 4 bubbles
Facebook Groups
Space covering hobbyist activities focused on designing, assembling, and modifying electronic hardware and devices, encompassing practices from basic soldering to complex microcontroller and radio projects.
Contains 4 bubblesElectronics Hobbies
Space covering all student-led campus clubs, societies, fraternities, and governance bodies that organize co-curricular activities, represent student interests, and foster community engagement outside the classroom.
Contains 5 bubbles
Student Organizations
Space comprising hobbyist communities dedicated to acquiring, curating, and preserving physical objects across diverse categories, each with its own valuation knowledge, markets, and cultural codes.
Contains 15 bubblesCollection Hobbies
A sub-space of WeChat group chats formed around shared hobbies—cooking, photography, gaming, and more—where members exchange tips, media, event info, and run community rituals using platform features like Moments, mini-programs, and digital red-envelopes.
Contains 4 bubblesWechat Hobby Groups
A domain covering the digital and in-person communities employees form to socialize, network, and bond, including affinity groups, interest clubs, sports teams, and social channels. These groups have their own norms, rituals, and insider terminology that distinguish them from formal work forums.
Contains 2 bubblesWorkplace Social Groups
A broad online space on Facebook where users form and join interest-based, support, hobby, professional, and local communities. Members and admins follow group-specific norms—rules, polls, pinned posts, events—and leverage Facebook’s tools (hashtags, live video) to organize and engage.
Contains 4 bubblesFacebook Groups
Space covering hobbyist activities focused on designing, assembling, and modifying electronic hardware and devices, encompassing practices from basic soldering to complex microcontroller and radio projects.
Contains 4 bubblesElectronics Hobbies
Space covering all student-led campus clubs, societies, fraternities, and governance bodies that organize co-curricular activities, represent student interests, and foster community engagement outside the classroom.
Contains 5 bubblesStudent Organizations
Popular among members of Hobby & Special Interest Groups
Art Clubs are active communities where artists and art enthusiasts gather to create, critique, and share visual arts in a collaborative environment. Members organize events, workshops, and exhibitions while fostering a collective identity around creative practice.
Art Clubs
Fan clubs are dedicated communities centered around a particular public figure, team, franchise, or artist, where members participate in exclusive rituals, events, and communications that foster a shared sense of identity.
Fan Clubs
High School Extracurricular Clubs are student-led organizations in secondary schools where students explore interests, develop skills, and build community outside the standard academic curriculum.
High School Extracurricular Clubs
Superfan communities are tightly-knit groups of intensely devoted fans who share a collective identity, specialized rituals, and insider language in sports, music, film, TV, and gaming. These groups engage in highly participatory practices, such as creating fan works, attending conventions, and collecting exclusive merchandise.
Superfan Communities
Book club communities are organized groups of readers who regularly gather, in person or online, to discuss selected books and share interpretations, fostering collective literary engagement.
Book Club Communities
Online Art Clubs are digital communities where artists connect, share artwork, give constructive feedback, and participate in collaborative or challenge-based activities, primarily through platforms like Discord, Facebook, and specialized forums. They differ from traditional art education by emphasizing peer-to-peer interaction, decentralized leadership, and accessibility to global participants.
Online Art Clubs
Art Clubs are active communities where artists and art enthusiasts gather to create, critique, and share visual arts in a collaborative environment. Members organize events, workshops, and exhibitions while fostering a collective identity around creative practice.
Art Clubs
Fan clubs are dedicated communities centered around a particular public figure, team, franchise, or artist, where members participate in exclusive rituals, events, and communications that foster a shared sense of identity.
Fan Clubs
High School Extracurricular Clubs are student-led organizations in secondary schools where students explore interests, develop skills, and build community outside the standard academic curriculum.
High School Extracurricular Clubs
Superfan communities are tightly-knit groups of intensely devoted fans who share a collective identity, specialized rituals, and insider language in sports, music, film, TV, and gaming. These groups engage in highly participatory practices, such as creating fan works, attending conventions, and collecting exclusive merchandise.
Superfan Communities
Book club communities are organized groups of readers who regularly gather, in person or online, to discuss selected books and share interpretations, fostering collective literary engagement.
Book Club Communities
Online Art Clubs are digital communities where artists connect, share artwork, give constructive feedback, and participate in collaborative or challenge-based activities, primarily through platforms like Discord, Facebook, and specialized forums. They differ from traditional art education by emphasizing peer-to-peer interaction, decentralized leadership, and accessibility to global participants.
Online Art Clubs
Support groups are peer-led gatherings where individuals share personal experiences and provide mutual support for health, emotional, or life challenges, often marked by confidential and trust-based environments.
Support Groups
Buy/Sell/Trade Groups (BST Groups) are online communities where members buy, sell, and trade physical goods using group-specific rules, negotiation styles, and moderation practices.
Buy/sell/trade Groups
Study Groups are small, peer-organized communities where members collaborate to achieve shared learning goals through resource sharing, group discussions, and mutual accountability.
Study Groups
Book clubs and reading challenges are communities where people gather to discuss books, share reading experiences, and motivate each other with group reading goals and themed challenges, both online and offline.
Book Clubs & Reading Challenges
Amateur astronomy is a global community of sky enthusiasts who observe and study celestial objects as a hobby, utilizing telescopes, binoculars, and observational guides to explore the night sky.
Amateur Astronomy
Peer Support Groups are community-led gatherings where individuals who share similar life experiences offer mutual emotional and practical support through regular meetings and structured conversations.
