What is the WI equivalent for husbands?!

[wickedelphaba]

My DH needs a "church" of some kind - something you go to often where he can meet other people
Inspired by other thread about someone going ti the WI would the WI equivalent be?

Masons or the Pub or Football traditionally.

If he is more handy he could see if there is a blacksmith / wood working workshop he might like to go to.

Rotary club, innit?

The Lions?

Rotary?

Men’s shed?
Round table/rotary club/Lions?
freemasons?
sport related - golf?

Round Table

Andys club, man's shed, Probus,

What does he enjoy doing. There are loads of hobby specific ones as well.

Probus

www.probusworld.com/About.html

Well what are his interests? Does he like any sports?
I've known men get this through tennis, golf, football etc.
Or any other interests - drawing/ book/ film groups etc - more likely to find things like this if you live in a city of course.
Rotary groups seem so old fashioned but then so is WI I suppose.

Rotary, lions, freemasons etc

lionsclubs.co/Public/

Mens shed, golf, gym, walking groups, pub, bowling etc.

Masons/Rotary Club/Lions?

Am dram? They always need more men!

Why does he need to be around other men only?

@wickedelphaba as PP's have suggested, could this be a fit?

https://www.roundtable.co.uk/

There's always one. 😬

Nothing good comes of men being able to gather and socialise exclusively without women or non binary folk.

What an odd comment. I love being in a group of just women. Different dynamic to when there are men in the group but it doesn't mean that I don't enjoy men's company as well.

Why shouldn't he want to make new friends with men?

I would say mens shed.

menssheds.org.uk

He doesn't need to be men only

Sorry should have explained that he is not very sporty
Doesn't like football

Don’t mistake me, I never said he shouldn’t make friends with men. I’m just troubled by the apparent need to find somewhere that exclusively caters to men. My friend’s husband plays Warhammer at a club that is entirely men and now he comes out with all sorts of mental stuff about feminism taking over the world and turning women into men.

My late husband belonged to a gentleman's lunch club - they met once a month for a talk then lunch. He was also a golfer, so socialised with friends at the golf club. I think it is important for men to have friends/hobbies, just as it is for women.

Why not

That's just ridiculous! 🙄

Someone has started an Andy's man club in my town and has been promoting it on local FB pages. I've seen posts on FB asking if there are any clubs get togethers for men to meet friends locally as well.
Maybe try asking on your local FB to see what's about OP.