I will be spending a week or so in the Washington DC area in early February. Where are the places of special interest to turners. Thank you for any advice and guidance.
Ron Wilson
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If you want to see some really nice work: The Renwick Gallery, the Smithsoniam Craft museum, has a permanent turning collection and has additonal turning shows. The Sansar gallery in Bethesda has a some fine woodturnings
http://www.got.net/~burly/Sansar Folder/sansar.html
People in DC belong to one or both of the:
Capital Area Woodturners meet the second Saturday in Nothern VA
Chesapeake Woodturners meet the third Saturday in Annapolis, MD
Check their web sites for program when you go and give a call or E-mail to see if they have any special programs during your visit.
Other Tidewater turners have visited andHappy turning,
Al
http://www.got.net/~burly/Sansar Folder/sansar.html
People in DC belong to one or both of the:
Capital Area Woodturners meet the second Saturday in Nothern VA
Chesapeake Woodturners meet the third Saturday in Annapolis, MD
Check their web sites for program when you go and give a call or E-mail to see if they have any special programs during your visit.
Other Tidewater turners have visited andHappy turning,
Al