Best Wood Working Class Glendale Near Me

4worldlovers:
Are you looking for a night out with friends? Is your inner DIY itching for a fun new project without having to buy all your own supplies and make a mess at your house? Then BOOK A WORKSHOP at Board & Brush Creative Studio in Glendale.


Glendale has great shopping, festivals in the downtown area and close to everything the Phoenix area has to offer. We also have the Cardinals Stadium where the Arizona Cardinals play. When the weather is nice, we spend as much time outside as possible. We have a few great mountains to hike. Summers are hot!! However, we have a few great water parks to visit and cool off. Board & Brush was a perfect addition to our town.


Only registered participants are able to be in the studio while a workshop is in place. Each person can bring in and consume no more than 40oz of beer, 750ml of wine OR 4oz of a distilled spirit.

4worldlovers:
At Fairway Wood Working club we have all your wood working needs in a single location for your convenience.


Fairway Woodworking Club offers a friendly atmosphere with the newest building and equipment in Sun City. Monitors are available to assist members with personal projects and promote the safe operation of equipment and tools. Start-up classes are offered in scroll saw work, bowl turning and basic wood construction. There are many items available for purchase in the shop, so stop by and check it out.

Sign-ups for new club members require a valid RCSC membership card (with photo); annual dues are $15 (good January through December). Stop by Fairway Woodworking during our open hours (see below). New members tell us that this woodworking club is so much fun – everyone is so helpful – and the projects are easy to learn how to make. For more information, please call 623-972-4385.

Woodworking enables us to serve others through skill-building, fellowship, and a sense of community ... one member at a time.

1.Teach every member to safely operate each machine to a proficient level.

2. Invite all members to meetings, survey members to determine areas in need of improvement and allow ample opportunities to serve other members.

3. Give members social opportunities including woodworking festivals, Christmas dinner and special occasions as well as an "open door policy" to visit and tour our facility with family and friends.