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Lincolnshire Association of Woodturners invites experienced and beginners, ladies and gentlemen, young and old to join us at our Lincolnshire venue in Leasingham Village Hall. We are a friendly, approachable group who have been in existence for nearly 30 years. Please browse the website for information of club events, including professional demonstrations and workshop nights.

We meet twice a month:

  • Our Workshop Nights are on the first Tuesday of each month (excluding January). Doors open at 7pm.
  • Our Club (Demonstrator) Nights are on the third Tuesday of each month. Doors open at 7pm for a 7.30pm start.
  • Check out our diary for details of our meetings and we look forward to seeing you soon.
Last months competiton winners

Visitors are welcome at our club & workshop nights once, prior to joining the club.  Please visit our membership page for more details.
The Club has an active Facebook page that you can visit to find out more about the club.

February Workshop Night

No workshop night in January, so we’re back on Tuesday 4th February 2025.  There will be lathes a plenty, giving tuition and mini demos, plus the ever popular ‘Sharpeners Corner’ will be sharpening your tools. The club shop will be open and there will be a prize raffle.  Doors open at 7pm for a 7.30pm start with the entrance fee just £3 per person.

February Club Night

One of our most popular demonstrators, Emma ‘The Tiny Turner’ Cook joins us on Tuesday 18th February.  Doors to the main hall will open at 7pm for a 7.30pm start.  The club shop will be open, there will be refreshments and a prize raffle. Entries will be taken for the club competitions, topics this month are Rowan Novice – Off centre turned piece and Oak Open – Mushroom(s). Entry for a great night our is just £5 per person.

Charity we support

Lincolnshire Association of Woodturners are proud to be a supporter of St Barnabas Hospice, Lincoln. St Barnabas offer care and support to patients and their families from our county.  Our club has pledged to support the hospice by producing wig stands for it’s patients when required, making items to sell in their shops and giving donations.  For more information about St Barnabas please visit their website