The Barbey Carving Club is a welcoming, casual group for adults interested in the art of wood carving. Hosted at the Sam Johnson Woodworking Shop within the Barbey Maritime Center in Astoria, Oregon, this club has been meeting since 2016. Participants of all skill levels are invited to join this free session to practice their craft, share techniques, and enjoy the company of fellow woodworkers in a historic maritime setting.
What to Expect
A friendly, collaborative workshop environment focused on wood carving techniques.
Who Should Attend
- Woodworkers
- Craft enthusiasts
- Adults
- Local hobbyists
- Maritime history fans
Agenda Overview
The club meets from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the Sam Johnson Woodworking Shop.
Venue & Address
Organizer
Columbia River Maritime Museum · Museum
A museum dedicated to the maritime history of the Columbia River.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a fee?
No, the Barbey Carving Club is free to attend.
Where is it located?
It is at the Barbey Maritime Center, 2042 Marine Dr, Astoria, OR.
Do I need experience?
The club is casual and open to various skill levels.
When does it meet?
It meets on Thursday mornings.
Who organizes this?
It is organized by the Columbia River Maritime Museum.
What should I bring?
Contact the museum for specific tool or material requirements.
Tags
Carving
Woodworking
Astoria
Oregon
Maritime
Workshop
Free
Summary
A free, recurring adult wood carving club held at the Barbey Maritime Center.
Reference:
business.oldoregon.com
Highlights
- Free admission
- Casual environment
- Expert-led space
- Historic maritime setting
- Community of woodworkers
- Recurring weekly sessions
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