Carving Class

Carving class
An 8 week class

Where: Art on the Columbia
             830 N Columbia Center Blvd
             Kennewick

Dates: March 26th
           April 2nd, 9th, 16th,  23rd & 30th
           May 7th & 14th

Time:6 - 9 PM    Cost: $40 Plus Wood Cost
Instructor: Ron Lunde

Watch for upcoming updates to this Event!!

Breakfast

Tri-Cities Woodcarvers Club members and non members.

Come to Sterling's Restaurant @ 2500 Queensgate Drive

Thursday February 13th @ 8 AM

Have a good breakfast and get to know your fellow carvers in a leisure setting.
No carving just talk and get to know each other.
We are planning to do this every 2nd Thursday of each Month.
If there are any changes we will post them on the Blog.

Have a great day!!

Artistry in Wood 2020

26th Annual Artistry in Wood

Juried Show and Sale

Sponsored by the Tri-Cities Wood Carvers Association
Location: 
Tri-Tech Skills Center
5929 West Metaline Ave
Kennewick, WA

Exhibit and Sale
Saturday March 14, 2020 - 9 AM to 5 PM
Sunday March 15, 20209 - 9 AM to 3:30 PM

Carve A Duck Call Class

When: Fridays  January 10 - 17 - 24 -31

Time: 9 AM to 12 Noon

Where: Kennewick Community Center

Cost: $6  (Includes blank, duck call and Paint's) Some tools provided to use in class.

If interested in participating.
Call: Dean  (509) 713-0108

Wood Carvers Workshop - Meeting

January 27th

Time: 11 AM to 2 PM
Where: Kennewick Library
            1620 S. Union Street

New Officers for the 2019-2020 Year

Patrick Hamilton - President   Phone:509-430-3778

Mark Mease - Vice President   Phone:509-430-1843

Selina Hamilton - Secretary    Phone:509-539-7721

Dean Herigstad - Treasure      Phone:509-713-0108

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Carving Times & places

Wednesdays @ Kennewick Senior center from 1-3

Thursdays @ Pasco Senior Center from 1-3

Friday mornings @ Kennewick senior center from 9-12

You do not need to be old to carve!

We have a young boy carving with us in Kennewick. One of his parents is required to to be with him when he carves. He is doing really good. He won a blue ribbon in the Spokane show in the junior division.