Name: Bull City Woodshop
Telephone: (919) 433-7389

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Phone: (919) 433-7389

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Sahil Deschenes 5 months ago

Took the adult Pen turning class. It was fantastic. Marc instructed everything from start to finish very clearly and my pen came out great. Excited to try other community classes.
James Evans 10 months ago

The Bull City Woodshop is a truly awesome resource for anyone who wants to work with wood, learn skills, and develop community.

Many years ago I really enjoyed woodworking - but between pursuing a busy career and lack of space, I haven't been able to continue this highly enjoyable activity. Now that I am retired I decided to get back involved with woodworking.

The Bull City Woodshop is an absolutely incredible space. They have a good deal of very nice equipment and the supervisor with whom I've worked so far (John) at open shop hours is extremely helpful, friendly, and knowledgable. Everyone I've met is very nice and helpful. Andrea deserves tremendous credit for spearheading this entire organization.

I am delighted to have found this resource and I can't recommend it highly enough.
Lin Wang a year ago

My 13 year old boy just completed a 3 day summer camp. He learned so much and was so proud of what he made. I also took a power tool training there before. Awesome non profit, teaches valuable skills and boost confidence for kids and adults. Highly recommend!
Katie 4 months ago

My son had such an amazing and unique birthday party. He and eight other ten year old boys built two trebuchets and then launched potatoes across the parking lot. The volunteer instructors were stellar, people who clearly loved wood working and were patient and encouraging as they helped the kids participate in every step of the process. Everything related to planning and booking the event with Brian Sparrow was easy. I loved having a Google meet with Marc to discuss the prototype. Our guests had a fabulous experience and many want to connect with the Bull City Woodshop again for other classes and opportunities.
Rita Lewitt 9 months ago

I have been a volunteer at BCW and this is what I chose to do with my free time because the effort to educate kids outside of school and helping them to use their hands and their minds is so important to me. The ability to make something yourself is empowering and builds confidence whether you are 10 or into you're 70s and 80s. Check out Bull City Woodshop for yourself or your kids!