• Each monthly meeting features demonstrations by local, regional, or national woodturners. These demonstrations range from basic and simple turning techniques to advanced and complex methods.
  
  
• Each meeting includes a raffle of wood blanks, tools, books and other items of interest.
  
  
• The Club maintains a small but growing lending library consisting of books magazines, videos, and journals which are available to the members.
  
  
• Each member has the opportunity to bring items to the monthly meetings that they have turned to showcase their skills or to obtain advice on difficulties faced.
  
  
• A club website is maintained which features timely announcements, summaries of past demonstrations, a members' gallery, classified ads, links to schools, woodturning shows and symposiums, and other items of interest.
  
  
• Announcements of interest to the members are posted regularly via email including exhibit opportunities, availability of turning wood, tool sales, training opportunities and so forth.
  
  
• Scholarships are made available to members to participate in regional turning symposia and schools as Club resources permit.
  
  
• Many advantages to members result from the Club being chartered by the American Association of Woodturners including liability insurance, national contacts, and educational grant possibilities.
  
  
• Training opportunities are available from several members who are accomplished and experienced woodturners and who give private lessons.
  
  
• Every meeting provides the opportunity for fellowship and learning with others who share a love of woodturning both as a craft and as an art form.