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Woodchucks Shop & Club House
On every other Tuesday woodworkers meet in the shop to expand their woodworking skills and methods. Logged-in MEMBERS can click on VIEW for more details. Non-members select TNT SIG under the Special Interest Groups Menu and learn more.
At 9am on Wednesday at a carving studio in Reno, members choose their own project from available patterns and cutouts, and carve until noon. Logged-in MEMBERS can click on VIEW for more details.
Woodchucks Shop & Club House
East end of the 2nd long building
Nevada Woodchucks, you will NOT want to miss the July 10th membership meeting! The program will feature Mr. Jay Martin, Western Shoshone of the Yomba Shoshone Indian Reservation, Washoe.
He will demonstrate his extraordinary basket weaving skills. He will also make available materials and tools for a number of our members to learn the basics of basket weaving.
During the meeting, we will have ample opportunity to enjoy hearing Jay’s vast knowledge of Native American culture. His knowledge of the flora and fauna of this area is especially fascinating and how native species hold cultural, ecological, and nutritional significance in the Native Americans’ traditions and diets. Jay recently displayed such knowledge in a lecture at the Nevada Arts Museum.
Woodchucks Shop & Club House