The Green Wood Guild hosts London Spoon Club – our weekly spoon carving sessions. Membership is £45 per month, and all tools and wood are provided, as well as tea, coffee, chip carving knives, milk paint, etc. These sessions are untaught, so if you have no previous carving experience, a prerequisite to joining is to have completed Barn the Spoon’s spoon carving day, available at barnthespoon.com, or to have come on our whittling taster intro workshops (at least spatula/butter spreader carving and miniature bowl carving). If you are interested in joining, please email info@thegreenwoodguild.com for more information.

Canterbury Spoon Club meets from 18:00 - 20:30 every other Tuesday at Knowler Farm, Curtis lane Canterbury CT4 6AD. Meetings are at the classroom in the event field. Sessions are £5 a head which go the Knowler Farm Charity. Please get in touch with Jill Swan if you're planning to attend - she'll be able to provide dates, location information etc.

First Sunday of each month 11am to 5pm. Skills share, socialise and enjoy being outdoors at the Woodyard. Free, with soup, snacks and hot drinks provided. Small contributions gratefully accepted.

Come and enjoy friendly chat, plentiful supplies of wood and soup! We meet every Thursday from 5pm - 9pm. Suggested donation of £5 to cover space hire and soup. Please message Geoff before attending for more details

Every Friday evening we come together to carve out a spoon shaped piece of peace. Spoons are where it starts but we might end up anywhere! All are welcome, whatever shape you're in you'll fit. 6-8pm, £5 donation to keep the space going, tea flowing, and trees growing. Expect tea, coffee, something sweet and maybe even some music to help the evening along. Please bring your own tools and wood if you have them, or share what's here. Spoon Moot is a social space for whittling away at things, we all learn from each other, this is not a class or workshop... If you don't know which end of the axe is the sharp one, then book a learning session with us and sharpen up your skills first.

We are a small and friendly group of spoon carvers who normally get together on the first Saturday on the month. Our request is that everyone has had some basic spoon carving training and has their own tools. The group is varied in skill level and folk are more than happy to answer any questions, do some demonstrating and share our passion for spoon carving. We've normally got lots of wood available that wants to be turned into spoons. There is no fee and there is always lots of food going around as folk share whatever they bring. New members to contact David for info on workshop location.

Cambridgeshire Spoon Club meets monthly at WIldly Curious in Bourn. You can find information about meet ups and get in touch with the organisers on their facebook group.

A club for spoon carvers with some experience, own tools required. we meet mostly weekly currently on a Tuesday from 7-9pm to carve and chat! It is free at the moment however we may move to a wood location were a small fee may be incurred Message Adrian either via instagram or facebook for more details

A like minded group of individuals from the South Wales area promoting spoon carving and traditional greenwood crafts. Meetings held on the last Sunday of the month, 10am till 4pm at Coed Hills Rural Arts Centre. Everyone welcome, though some experience in carving and tool safety essential. £5pp which goes directly to Coed Hills. Due to the unique nature of the event (axes, knives, etc.), we ask you not to come with young children (Under 16’s). Contact southwalesspoonclub@hotmail.com for more info and to introduce yourself before attending your first meeting.

Free. New members welcome. We usually meet once a month on a Sunday at Ellekers Wood, for a friendly carve around the fire. Shelter, tea, coffee and biscuits aplenty; folks chip in a £ donation every so often. Tuition is not provided (though some of our members run courses) - friendly advice is freely available. Please contact Dan Watson to confirm attendance and for arrival information, on 07970 116515 or email hello@ellekerswood.co.uk

Widmerpool whittlers meet at Hanwell Wine estate in the village of Hickling Pastures near Melton Mowbray on the borders of Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire. The club meets the second Tuesday of every month 1830- 2100 the cost per session is £5 hot drinks and biscuits are always in good supply. All levels of experience are welcome from beginner to seasoned carvers. there is always a supply of wood and tools you can borrow to have a go Check out our Facebook page: Widmerpool Whittlers for more information or email Martin at martinrollin@icloud.com

Richmond Spoon Club meet once per month in the historic setting of The Landmark Arts Centre in Teddington. Free to attend, but please book your place via the Landmark website: https://landmarkartscentre.ticketsolve.com/ticketbooth/shows/1173658691

NYC Spoon Club is a monthly get-together for green woodworkers. Come join us to work on projects, talk all things sloyd, watch demonstrations, and scheme about where to harvest wood.

The Seattle Spoon Club is a group of dedicated spoon enthusiasts who meet at the Pratt Fine Arts Center once a month in Seattle, WA. The club began in January 2019 as a way for the spoon carving community to connect with each other, and the group has continued to grow since then. The Pratt Fine Arts Center wood shop has provided a great space for many of those in the club to get started in spoon carving through classes offered by the school. The mission of the spoon club is to allow a community where people feel welcome and safe to be who they are, and is eager to share the craft and passion with all who wish to be a part of the group. There is a great effort to provide green wood for anyone that participates, and the club holds demos of various sorts, with lots of discussion on tools and ad-hoc instruction. Beginners and novices oftentimes join more experienced carvers, like our patron saint, Tom Henscheid, with his 40 years experience, incredible depth and breadth of knowledge, and unbounded enthusiasm for instruction. The spoon club is intent on creating a more inclusive and diverse woodworking community in the Pacific Northwest.

Les Sculpteurs de cuillères du Québec (Spoon Club Quebec) is a community of spoon carvers whose mission is to promote the culture of spoon carving by organizing social activities in the province of Quebec in Canada with people that share the same passion. Les Sculpteurs de cuillères du Québec est une communauté de sculpteurs de cuillères qui a comme mission de promouvoir la culture liée à la sculpture de cuillères en organisant des activités sociales de façon sporadique dans la province de Québec au Canada avec des gens qui souhaitent partager une même passion. French is spoken as a first language at this club

A twice monthly club, managed by experienced carver Mikey Elefant. We carve in a beautiful old Oak Forest, with members aged from 6 to 50, working with local and indigenous trees. Membership is 150NIS (30 GBP) covering meet ups, lessons and guest instructors.

The Spoon Club invites all Kiwi carvers — and spoon loving travellers — to come on and feel the slöjd! We meet Monthly on Tuesday at The Solo Blacksmith Workshop in Mount Albert, Auckland.

Weekly spoonclub in the (work)shop the Spoonhouse (= het Lepelhuis) in Bruges on Thursday nights. We focus on skill sharing and bringing happy carving people together. We provide drinks, snacks, tools and every month a new sort of fresh wood to carve. If you visit Bruges, always welcome at the Spoonhouse or join the club on Thursday!

We have experienced and more beginning carvers in our club. Many of us make spoons, but we also practice other kinds of woodcarving, eg making animals. If you’re interested, just sent us an email. You can always join us and see if you like to carve together with us.

We are a FREE (never for profit) community of spoon carvers who gather daily to share our the joy of spoon carving with others. There is no obligation to attend daily - people can come and go as they are able. We've had spoon luminaries such as Don Nalezyty (a regular attendee), Lee Stoffer (who graciously allowed us to record a chip carving tips session), and Amy Leake join us. We hope to grow this community and get to a point where at almost any time of day you can sign on and find someone to carve with anywhere in the world. There are currently 2 daily regularly scheduled sessions - 6am GMT and 6am EST US. Sessions typically last anywhere from 1 to 4 hours (longer on weekends). There are also "ad hoc" sessions at various times & on various days.