Celebrating 30 Years of Craftsmanship

I’ve been doing some maintenance on our email and subscriber lists to streamline everything. If you’re receiving this message unexpectedly — whether you never signed up or previously unsubscribed — I apologize for the inconvenience. Going forward, if you prefer not to receive emails, you can simply click “unsubscribe” at the bottom of this message. We’re retiring the old list we had been using.

~Amanda

Enrollment Now Open

July & August Classes Are Filling Up

Classes are now open for July and August at Ted Harlan Woodworking & Luthier School — and seats are filling fast. Whether you're a seasoned woodworker looking to sharpen your craft or picking up a handplane for the very first time, this is your chance to create something remarkable with your own hands.

For thirty years, this shop has been a place where sawdust meets artistry, where raw wood becomes something lasting. We'd love for you to be part of that tradition this summer.

Class prices have been adjusted down to $420 for the 8 week session, which includes materials and a t-shirt.

Your Voice Matters

Help Shape the Future of the School

As we celebrate three decades of sawdust, learning, and craftsmanship, we want to hear from you — whether you're a former student who's built alongside Ted, Amanda, Katharine and/or Mike, or someone who's been curious about joining a class. What skills do you want to learn? What projects or classes would you love to see offered? Are there techniques or builds you've been dreaming about?

Any and all feedback — big ideas or small suggestions — is welcome and genuinely valued. This school has always been shaped by the people who walk through its doors.

Your input directly shapes what we build next — together.