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.

The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation is pleased to offer a limited number of scholarships for students to attend the 28th Annual Working Wood in the 18th Century Conference. This year's program, "United We Sit: Exploring Early American Chairs" will be held in person & virtually January 22-25, 2026.

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.

The Central Jersey Woodworkers Association is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit organization of woodworkers founded for the purpose of providing a resource to the community for the promotion of woodworking and woodworking education at all levels of experience, sharing of information about woodworking techniques, tools, and sources for supplies, and facilitating the exchange of ideas with fellow woodworkers.

What is Pumping Station: One? We're a maker & hacker space. PS1 is a volunteer-run place and community where people with an interest in arts, manufacturing, computing, and technology can gather to work on projects while sharing ideas, equipment, and knowledge. Become a member to get access to our space, tools, and community.

The DuPage Woodworkers are a local organization that meets once a month in Glen Ellyn, Illinois. To support our motto, Learning by Sharing, business at our meetings is kept to a minimum so that we can focus on the evening's program; generally, a demonstration of some aspect of the woodworking process. After a short break for refreshments, we have "From Our Workshop," where members can share their projects and explain them to attendees for admiration and questions.

The Rochester Woodworkers Society is an active group of men and women in Upstate NY, dedicated to the enjoyment of woodworking. We offer lectures and workshops by renowned woodworking personalities and local professionals, an extensive lending library of books and videos, online special interest group forums, and more…

The Central Minnesota Woodworker's Association is a community of men and women from around the St. Cloud, Minnesota area who share a common interest in the art, craft and business of woodworking. We meet monthly in St. Cloud to share information, techniques and topics of interest in the area of woodworking.

The Delaware Woodworkers Guild is a 501(c)(7) organization with the purpose to share woodworking knowledge and techniques; to educate through demonstrations, courses and shop visits; to create an inclusive social network for area woodworkers of all ages, and to help charitable causes in our community with our woodworking skills.

The Sonoma County Woodworkers Association is a 30 year old, non-profit association of over 100 professional and amateur woodworkers. Through the presentation of lectures, seminars, discussions, workshops and field trips we hope to promote the education of the principles of woodworking.

The Olympia Woodworker’s Guild is a place for people who enjoy the craft and art of woodworking. We share ideas, help others learn the craft, and use our meetings to improve and expand our skills. Join us in this vibrant community that thrives on informative meetings, engaging activities, and interactive learning experiences.

Juried Show Opportunity: Wharton Esherick Museum. Deadline January 9, 2026. How does Wharton Esherick’s life and work seem groundbreaking in 2026 and how might this be interpreted through your own practice?

Central Indiana Woodworkers' primary mission is to help its members become better woodworkers both in skill and by giving back to the community in the process.

In 1977, a small group of tool collectors formed CRAFTS, meeting informally to talk about tools. In 1980, the club was incorporated as a non-profit organization with the purpose of encouraging interest in early trades and industries and fostering the identification, study, preservation and exhibition of early tools and implements.

Amateur and professionals who are currently involved in all areas of woodworking crafts are invited to become members of the Baton Rouge Woodworkers Club. Beginning woodworkers or others who are interested in learning more about woodworking skills are also encouraged to become members.

The residency is intended to give artists an inspiring and expertly equipped environment to work on one or more specific projects. Use of wood or metal as a primary material is not a requirement, but preference will be given to artists working in these media.

This $100 grant is awarded each month via a random drawing. All SIBlings are eligi­ble to apply. To become a SIBling, simply sign the Code of Conduct.

The Great Lakes Chapter of the Society of American Period Furniture Makers meets twice a year at the Sam Beauford Woodworking Institute.