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Frequently Asked Questions?
Try our FAQ search!
- How do I find out more information
about your organization ?
- When are your meetings?
- Where are your meetings?
- Do you belong to AAW?
- Can you help me become a better wood
turner ?
You can find out more information about WoVA by using the
'Contact Us' tab in the menu bar on the left. This will
provide information about contacting us via email, a feedback form,
or the 'traditional' method of sending us a letter.
The WoVA meets the first and third Saturdays of every month in
Mt. Jackson, VA. The meeting on the first Saturday of the
month is both a business meeting and a presentation on a specific
topic of interest to Woodturners. See our list of meeting
topics by selecting 'Events' from the menu on the left or by
clicking here.
The get together on the third Saturday of the month is for skill
enhancement. Members will do hands-on work on one of the
lathes in the WoVA shop with help from one of the experienced
members. This is a fun time and any woodturning topic can be
covered....it is up to you!
The WoVA meets the first and third Saturdays of every month in
Mt. Jackson, VA. Mt. Jackson is located in the heart of the
Shenandoah Valley.
Directions:
Take Exit #273 off of Rt. 81 and go east on Rt. 292, Conicville
Rd. At Rt.11, turn right onto Rt. 11 South. As you enter
the town of Mt. Jackson, you will see the town Municipal Building on
the right and a building with a bowling pin sign on the left.
Turn into the parking lot for the bowling alley and park. The
WoVA woodturning shop is at the far end of the parking lot.
Yes, we are a member of AAW. WoVA enjoys all the benefits
of being a member organization of AAW. We participate in
monthly coordination meetings with other Virginia woodturning
organizations who are also members of AAW and many of our members
attend the yearly AAW Symposium.
Our skill enhancement sessions are geared
to do exactly that. Make you a better turner! We
hold skill enhancement sessions on the 3rd Saturday of the month
from 9am till noon. This is a great time to bring a
problem to the shop, ask questions of our more experienced
turners, or do some turning while being mentored.
Well....you can also do some socializing as well!!
If you have a question that is
not addressed here, please send an email to us or fill out our
feedback form.
They can be found by clicking
here.
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