March 2026 Meeting
The next WWG event is scheduled for Tuesday, March 17, 2026 at 7:30pm at the VFW in Falls Church, Virginia.
The presentation will be Show & Tell by Guild Members.
Sharing information and knowledge is one of the unique features of the Guild, so the March meeting will be a Show & Tell devoted to seeing what the membership has been working on or learning … and we want to see your work! This will be an in-person meeting held at the Falls Church VFW (our normal meeting location), but a Zoom link will also be available and will be sent prior to the meeting. You can bring your project to the meeting, or feel free to just show pictures and talk about your process.
Notify Owen Greulich if you’d like to share what you are doing. Let him know your topic and the estimated time you think you need so we can get a sense for how many presentations we will have and apportion the time accordingly.
Show and Tell - Guild Members
March 17, 2026
March 2026 Meeting
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Welcome to the Washington Woodworkers Guild, the premiere woodworking organization serving Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia. We’re glad that you found our woodworking club!
From beginner to advanced craftsman, guild members understand the pleasure and joy of working with wood. Our members create cabinets, tables, boxes, bowls, chairs, beds, chests, pens, toys, etc. for friends and family. Some members exhibit and sell their work. We are dedicated to advancing the understanding of tools, equipment, processes, and procedures used to create your masterpiece. This web site is intended to introduce you to our Guild, provide related links, and dispense information on membership.
Our Guild Meetings are held on the 3rd Tuesday of the month and consist of a short business segment, a show and tell of our work, a time for socializing and networking, and a monthly presentation by guest woodworkers from the woodworking community as well as members. These presentations commonly deal with skills and techniques, and may take the form of hands-on learning events for the members. Prospective members are encouraged to attend a meeting in advance of joining to see if the Guild is a fit for them. We hope that you will attend one of these meetings, and subsequently Join the Guild. Dues are only $30 for a 12-month membership.
We also offer Equipment and Tool Valuation services.
If you are a member, please log in for access to all the online resources (Zoom presentations, etc).
We are a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to the preservation, enhancement and sharing of woodworking knowledge among ourselves and our community.
Membership Benefits
- Monthly guest speakers, some of whom are nationally recognized
- Our newsletter, The Wooden Word
- Access to Video archive of Zoom Presentations
- Access to our Private Facebook Group
- Participate in hands-on workshops and skills sessions
- Participate in annual picnic and holiday party
- Access to Woodworking mentorship program
- Discount off of Sketchup 3D modeling software
- Discount at the Fairfax Rockler store
- Discount at the Springfield and Leesburg Woodcraft stores
“I like getting to know other woodworkers in the area and sharing in a community of like-minded folks. I also enjoy learning more about woodworking subjects and participating in hands-on workshops to develop new skills.”
Tool Evaluation Services
Have you lost a loved one who left you with a collection of woodworking equipment and tools you cannot use? The WWG can help.
We recommend a woodworking equipment and tool evaluation. This process involves having one or more members of our Guild look at your equipment/tools (power and/or hand), and recommend how best to sell it. We have assisted numerous families over the past years to successfully sell the woodworking equipment/tools left behind by their loved ones.
