Talking Tables

What are Talking Tables

Talking Tables brings people together that are happy to chat.

Anyone can sit at a Talking Table.

A Talking Table is somewhere for people to sit if they want to start or join conversations with each other.

How to spot a Talking Table

You can spot a Talking Table by -

• look out for a window sticker at participating venues in Hull
• spot the Talking Tables sign on a table inside

Current venues

You can find a Talking Table at one of the following locations -

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• Acorns Children's Centre Café HU9 4DB
• Age UK, Porter Street HU1 2RH
• Bransholme Library, Goodhart Road, Hull HU7 4EF
• Bean and Nothingness HU1 2HU
• Coffee 31, Waltham Street, King Edward Street HU1 3SL
• Fred Moore Library, Wold Road, Hull HU5 5UN
• Friendly Neighbourhood Café HU9 4JU
• Greenwood Avenue Library, Greenwood Avenue, Hull HU6 9RU
• Gypsyville Library, -730 Hessle Rd, Hull HU4 6JA
• Harrison Park, Hall Road HU6 9DQ
• Hull Truck Theatre HU2 8LB
• Ings Library, Savoy Road Hull HU8 0TY
• Octagon Community Café HU3 2RA
• Parade 94 Cantina Octagon, Walker Street, Hull, HU3 2RA
• Plug in Hull HU1 3SA
• Redwood Glades, Leads Road HU7 0BY
• St Margaret's Welcome Centre, Shannon Road HU8 9PD
• The Blue Whippet Café HU4 6QE
• The Coffee Pot, Savoy Road HU8 0TY
• The Jean Bishop Integrated Care Centre - Wednesday and Friday 10am-1pm HU9 2PP
• Trinity Market HU1 2JH
• Western Library, 262-264 Boulevard, Hull HU3 3ED

If you would like to find out more information, you can contact the Hull City Council via -

• email: publichealth.hull@hullcc.gov.uk (Opens in a new window)
• telephone: 01482 300 300