September 3, 2010

Woodworking in America 2010 is sold out

I am just catching up with the latest news about the conference. As of two days ago, it is completely sold out — great news for the ever-expanding conference! However, if you still want to attend, there is a waiting list for which you can sign up. Read the details at the Popular Woodworking Editors’ Blog. In addition, you can plan to attend the Marketplace, with a record number of vendors invited this year (more than 60!). Instructors? You can read about the sessions each is presenting, at this link. The following image (from the conference web site) is a summary of the impressive talent that will lead the sessions:

The instructors for Woodworking in America 2010.

Sandy and I have been extremely fortunate to attend all conferences to date. We are planning to attend this one — I am looking forward to seeing all the action! I hope to be able to share some video highlights once again.

You can read all the articles I have written about previous conferences at this link.

Al Navas

Woodworking in America 2010 registration is now open

Great news! The registration web site is now open to everyone wishing to attend. For details, please visit the official conference web site, at http://www.woodworkinginamerica.com/register/. You can also get a quick glance at the schedule of activities by reading the “glance” web page. Finally, you can find a complete class schedule by clicking here.

What: The 2010 Woodworking in America conference (WIA for short)

Where: Cincinnati, OH

Venue: Northern Kentucky Convention Center

Dates: October 1-3

Special events: Toolmakers’ dinner, Keynote dinner, Covington Pub Crawl, The Feast of Andre Roubo, and a visit to the Whitewater Shaker Village.

From the General Menu for the conference:

Woodworking in America Events provide in-depth explorations of subjects important to woodworkers and are brought to you by the most trusted name in woodworking information— Popular Woodworking Magazine. Presented by leading experts in the fields of woodworking, tools and furniture, our Conference sessions are useful and informative (and also a ton of fun!) for woodworkers of all skill levels and interests. In addition, our Marketplace area lets you try out the newest woodworking tools, talk to their makers and find the right equipment for your workshop.

I have attended all previous WIA conferences (links to videos I shot and edited on the main menu, above). The previous conferences focused mainly on hand tools; this year’s conference will be unique, because if offers a blend of power tools and hand tools. I believe you will enjoy attending, and getting hands-on instruction from well-known experts.

Al Navas

Help plan the 2010 Woodworking in America conference – *your* help is requested!

The conference is scheduled for October 1-3 in Cincinnati, OH. And the Editors of Popular Woodworking request and need your help to plan this one – heck, they are considering including sessions on the use of power tools and techniques, too. But *you* must provide input by answering questions to a survey; doing so will also qualify you to win a $100 shopping spree at their Woodworkers Bookshop.

For all the details, I invite you to read this post by Christopher Schwarz, Editor, Woodworking Magazine (soon to be merged with Popular Woodworking magazine).

— Al Navas

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