It’s time to plan ahead if you intend to participate in Melbourne Design Week 2027.

In a new series launching in 2027, Meet the Maker, artist talks will explore the stories, materials and creative processes behind the work of makers connected to Sturt.

Here’s round-up of some of the amazing craft festivals and gatherings taking place in some parts of Australia within the next month.

Perfect Places is an exhibition of handcarved sculptures and reduction woodblock prints inspired by the landscapes, wildlife and everyday moments that make a place feel like home.

The American Hardwood Export Council (AHEC) has launched Community, a project following five of Australia and New Zealand's talented designer makers as they each create a piece of furniture in American hardwoods.

Large-scale robotic wood machining, carving, and prototyping for architects, designers and makers is the topic of an upcoming online seminar by Leigh Aitken.

In a world facing environmental crisis Guy Keulemans seeks to make a difference by encouraging us to rethink our relationship to what we consume and what we throw away.

Open days and hand tool events are not a new thing to take place at Evan Dunstone's workshop in Queanbeyan. This year's event will be different however.

An exhibition and workshops for spoon lovers and would-be carvers will soon take place in Tasmania.

While funding cuts have forced its closure, the Australian Design Centre shares an impressive number of lasting legacies for craft and design.

Titled Re:Form, Studio Woodworkers Australia's upcoming exhibition celebrates the idea of transformation and explores fresh possibilities in wood.

AI might seem like anathema to some when it comes to woodworking, but not to 18 year old Canadian woodworker Evan Sklar who has recently developed an online platform with AI assisted functions.

One family-run company has taken up the banner for those trying to make ends meet while training on apprentice wages.

Design Objects Tasmania, now known as DOT, is a community of makers and artists in Lutruwita/Tasmania may. In 2026, DOT40 is a an exhibition that celebrates its success promoting craft culture.

Patrick Damiani takes us on a tour of his finely crafted Studley inspired tool chest that houses an extensive collection of tools, many of which he made himself.

It never hurts to hear the basics clearly explained. Here's a new series of videos from Australian woodworker Raymond Halpin.