The Midwest Sculpture Initiative is proud to be organizing 7 outdoor sculpture exhibits for the 2026-2027 “Spring Series”. Chosen artists receive a $1,000 stipend.

Fine Woodworking magazine features a “Gallery” section in each issue (usually around page 70). It’s a well-respected platform that showcases reader-submitted work—including projects by students—highlighting fine craftsmanship and creative design.

Grant: Paul and Pascale Edelman have announced they are offering $100,000 in woodshop grants to aspiring furniture makers. Sometimes, some new machines and tools can make all the difference in one’s efficiency and productivity. They’d like to help 10 of you get to the next level.

Opportunity: RMP Finishes is proud to partner with We Are Makers to spotlight the next generation of creatives shaping the future of craft. If you’re a woodworker, artist, builder, or hands-on maker with a story to share, we want to hear from you.

The Colorado Woodworkers Guild is a group of 200 woodworkers, with skills ranging from novice to professional. Over the years, they have had members ranging in age from 13 to over 80 and with a wide variety of interests from musical instruments to furniture, to cabinetry, wood art, and turnings.

Buckeye Woodworkers and Woodturners was formed in mid-1992 and was accepted as a chapter of the American Association of Woodturners in September 1993. The mission of BWWT is to educate and provide information and guidance to those interested in woodturning and woodworking. Since its formation, BWWT has grown to more than 120 members as of 2023, predominantly from Northeast Ohio.

The Chicago Woodturners is a non-profit organization dedicated to woodturning education. Visitors are always welcome.

The Huron Valley Woodturners is a chapter of the American Association of Woodturners (AAW) serving the greater Ann Arbor, Michigan area since 2006. Our purpose is to share woodturning information and resources among our members, providing continuing education in the art craft of woodturning. We also give back to the local community through charitable activities.

Capital Area Woodworkers Guild Welcomes Members Interested in Any Type of Woodworking. Membership benefits include monthly meetings, occasional shop tours, and educational programs. Information flows freely at our meetings and many members forge friendships that enhance their woodworking experiences.

Our club provides a forum through which members can express, share and promote a common interest in woodworking. Regardless of your area of interest or skill level. novice to expert, you are sure to enjoy what FVWWC has to offer. Guests are invited to stop by one of our General Meetings and see what we are all about! Hope to see YOU there soon!!!

Central Ohio Woodturners is all about woodturning. If you would like to know more about that, the best way is to find one of our low-cost membership packages and join us.

The goal of the Illiana Woodturners is to form a strong club membership of woodturners in the Northeast Illinois and Northwest Indiana area. The club will help new turners with proper instruction in all areas of woodturning. A well-equipped workshop with both heating and A/C is located on the premises. Mentoring is available to all levels of turners.

The Windy City Woodturners Club provides a forum for sharing, learning, fellowship, and service. Our primary objective is to assist members in continuously improving their knowledge and abilities in woodturning.

Bay Lake Woodturners was founded in 2011 as a Star Chapter of the American Association of Woodturners (AAW). Located in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

HistoriCorps is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that provides volunteers of all skill levels with a hands-on experience in preserving historic structures on public lands across America. Volunteers work with HistoriCorps field staff to learn preservation skills and put those skills to work saving historic places that have fallen into disrepair.

A juried prize honoring five exceptional makers with seven years
or less of studio practice.

• $10,000 financial award

• Mentorship opportunities

• Participation in the Summit

• Professional network development

The American Association of Woodturners (AAW) wants to help you enrich your woodturning experience and pursue your aspirations wherever you are on your woodturning journey. We invite you to learn and grow with us and become part of the special community of woodturning.

The world of antique and traditional tools spans a wide range of interests. Whether you consider yourself a collector, desire them for your own use, like having a few on your walls for aesthetics, or just enjoy the history and heritage, becoming a member of M-WTCA will connect you to a world of like-minded people and grow your interests in any direction.

Here at i3Detroit, we want to create and build, probably much like yourself. We’re not a profit-driven tool rental center; we’ve got a burning passion to create, tinker, hack, and make, one that drives us to create the best possible community and space. Our members take pride in what we’ve built, and for good reason. We’ve got such a diverse range of things to create with here, and we’ve done it all as a highly-engaged volunteer community with a passion for things such as crafting, woodworking, metalworking, electronics, welding, programming, and digital fabrication!

The Guild was formed in May, 1982 to further woodworking interest and education for Northeast Wisconsin area amateur and professional woodworkers. The Guild currently has 150 members of all ages and skill levels from throughout Northeastern Wisconsin. Our goal is to promote the collective interest in all types and levels of woodworking. Our purpose is to assist the skilled craftsman and equally important is provide assistance to the beginner or midlevel woodworkers.