2019 Illawarra Festival of Wood Images
The people behind the Festival
This inaugural event in 2017 was the brainchild of Stuart & Suzanne Montague from The Illawarra Woodwork School and Christian & Tomiko Timbs from Japanese Tools, who have a long association with the fine woodwork industry. Stuart & Christian decided to tap into the enormous interest in woodworking by organising a festival.The festival is returning woodworking back to its grassroots where people can enjoy hands on experience and learn about the tools, the skills and the craft of wood artisians. Part of the inspiration behind the festival is to rekindle the style of woodworking show from years gone by where it meant more than just an opportunity to sell finished products.
2023
We are back !!! But with a name change,
Wollongong Wood Workshops & Market.
2019 Illawarra Festival of Wood - The art of wood. CLICK TO READ ARTICLE
Read about one of the amazing Artists appearing at the 2019 Illawarra Festival of Wood - CLICK TO READ ARTICLE
Read about the 2017 Illawarra Festival of Wood as featured in Australian Woodsmith - CLICK TO READ ARTICLE
2019 COASTAL WOODWORKS EXHIBITION
Fine Furniture Exhibition
Showcasing hand crafted pieces from
these leading South Coast designer/makers
Ray Balmforth | Thirston Morris | Grant Robertson | Christopher Neal | Jeff Phillips | Leon Sadubin | Steve Harper
Uncle Noel Wellington | Stuart Montague | Elyce Cameron-Smith | Edward Oliver | Brett Davis
Jake Walker | Michael Purdy | Matt Little | Ian Ellis | Anthony Webb
“Coastal Woodworks” exhibition is a gathering of South Coast designer/makers to promote and encourage the growing market of woodworkers south of Sydney. The exhibition will include furniture makers, wood turners, wood carvers and sculptors.
Designer/Maker:Leon Sadubin - The little Drift coffee table
Designer/Maker: Jeff Phillips
Designer/Maker: Elyce Cameron-Smith
Designer/Maker: Michael Purdie