Professionals & Amateurs
TOGETHER
We Teach, We Make, We Serve
Welcome to The Guild of New Hampshire Woodworkers, a non-profit organization whose primary mission is to educate. Whether you are already a woodworker, or are interested in taking up the hobby, we invite you to become a member of our community. We believe everyone, from aspiring Beginner to accomplished Professional, can both teach and learn from each other. The Guild was founded in 1990 by fourteen local woodworkers as a way to meet and share their individual skills and knowledge. We have since grown to more than 750 members and expanded our services while staying true to our core mission–to teach and encourage others who share our passion for woodworking.
Upcoming Events
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3rd Annual New England Woodworking Competition
Granite State Room, MUB Center UNH, 83 Main Street, Durham, NH, United StatesThe event is produced by the Guild, in partnership with the New Hampshire Furniture Masters, who serve as judges and provide a companion exhibit featuring some of the Masters’ works ... Read more
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GSWT Wig Stand Working session
Woodworks at Lakeside Farm 943 Quaker Street, Henniker, NH, United StatesJoin us for a day of learning and working on wig stands. GSWT has donated over a hundred wig stands free of charge to cancer patients who are in need ... Read more
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Chip carving class
Bill Emerson's Shop 62 White Rock Hill Road, Bow, NH, United StatesMark Leonard has graciously agreed to teach a hands on introduction to chip carving! Chip carving is a unique style of carving using geometric patterns or freeform designs to embellish ... Read more
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General Meeting
Homestead Woodworking School 52 Bald Hill Rd, Newmarket, NH, United StatesAgenda 9 am – meet and greet - -coffee and pastries 9:15 – short business meeting 10:00 Darryl Keil will demonstrate and speak about veneering 12:00 Brown Bag lunch. 12:30 ... Read more
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Become a Member
In addition to a supportive community of fellow woodworkers, Guild membership comes with many benefits. Our organization hosts more than 60 meetings in a typical year, including small how-to meetups and subgroups catering to specific areas of woodworking interest. Members enjoy discounts on tools, materials, schools, and services from over 25 sponsors, and can sell or purchase items and learn about job opportunities through our Classified Ads. Guild members also receive our weekly email newsletter and can participate in our Mentor Program. High school and college students are eligible to apply for a free two-year membership.
