Paint & Sip with Brunch Book Club is a relaxed, creative social evening focused on community, connection, and beautiful conversation — no book required.

Join us at Social Pottery in Balham for a guided pottery painting session, fizz on arrival, and plenty of time to chat and connect in a welcoming, beginner-friendly space. Perfect for solo attendees, long-time members, and anyone curious about what Brunch Book Club is all about.

Join Brunch Book Club for a special multi-part event celebrating I Dreamed of You, the striking debut novel by Pim Wangtechawat. The day begins with an online book discussion, followed by a live author Q&A, before coming together in person for brunch at Timmy Green in Victoria — with Pim joining us. A thoughtful, well-paced experience combining meaningful discussion, direct access to the author and genuine connection over brunch.

Brunch Book Club hosts a special event for Dandelion Is Dead, the bold debut novel by Rosie Storey. The day begins with an online book discussion, followed by a live author Q&A, before an in-person brunch at KöD Soho. Expect sharp conversation, a lively atmosphere and a welcoming space to engage deeply with a book that sparks big feelings and even bigger discussion.

When grief redefines your world, how do you build a new one? Join us for Show Me Where It Hurts, Claire Gleeson’s piercing debut about loss, trauma and the fragile threads of recovery. Then we’ll descend into the moody depths of Flesh & Buns, where bao buns, smoky skewers, and fizzy drinks await. Share stories, sip something warm (or sharp), and lean on the literary company around you.

Brunch Book Club invites you to a special event exploring Open, Heaven by Seán Hewitt, a tender coming-of-age novel about first love, longing and emotional risk. This intimate Brunch Book Club event includes an advanced copy of the book, a live online discussion, and an in-person brunch in Southwark, London. Perfect for readers who enjoy emotionally rich fiction and meaningful conversation, this event offers a thoughtful, friendly space to connect through books and brunch.

On a farm choking with heat and secrets, two boys meet and a hidden bond forms. The South by Tash Aw is radiant, painful, longing. Join us for our online discussion then slip into Megan’s Old Town, Clapham. Fairy-lit ceilings, olive trees overhead, sharing plates and mimosas: the kind of brunch that feels like a day-off, even when it’s just midday.