Berkshire Botanical Garden
The Berkshire Woodworkers Guild is pleased to announce its 26th Annual Fine Woodwork Show, taking place at the beautiful Berkshire Botanical Garden in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, on Saturday and Sunday, September 5 and 6, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Featuring 36 distinguished Guild artisans, this weekend-long event offers attendees a unique showcase of exceptional woodworking, live demonstrations, and fine handcrafted items.
· Visitors will experience live woodworking demonstrations throughout the weekend, highlighting a diverse range of contemporary and historic techniques.
· Attendees will have the unique opportunity to view and purchase fine furniture and decorative items handcrafted by exhibiting Guild members and past scholarship recipients, demonstrating the tangible impact of the Silent Auction.
· The Guild will announce the nine aspiring woodworkers who are the 2026 recipients of scholarship monies totaling $36,000.
· Bid on Guild members’ donations to the crowd-favorite Silent Auction to fund next year’s Educational Scholarship Fund.
· Great Cape Baking Company will be onsite all weekend, offering a breakfast and lunch menu along with their signature coffee drinks and baked goods. Hot Plate Brewing Co. will also be offering their award-winning craft beers all weekend.
ABOUT THE BERKSHIRE WOODWORKERS GUILD
Founded in 1998, the Berkshire Woodworkers Guild is a 501(c)3 educational non-profit dedicated to supporting the next generation of woodworkers. Comprising 125 professional and amateur woodworkers residing in the Berkshires, New York and Connecticut, members represent a rich spectrum of specialties, including furniture makers, cabinetmakers, boat builders, sculptors, home builders, wood turners, luthiers, and timber suppliers.
The Guild promotes awareness of custom woodworking, fosters skill exchange through monthly member shop meetings, and advocates for excellence in fine woodworking as both a professional pursuit and an engaging hobby.
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