The Midlands Woodworking show returns this week!

The Midlands Woodworking Show returns to Newark Showground this week, on 6 and 7 March 2026, marking a decade of bringing together the UK’s woodworking community.

Now celebrating its tenth anniversary, the show continues to unite everyone from passionate hobbyists and bespoke makers to large scale industrial professionals.

Across two packed days, visitors can expect a mix of live demonstrations, expert guidance and the latest tools, materials and accessories from a wide range of exhibitors and specialist demonstrators.

Confirmed exhibitors include: Aerospace Supplies, Albion Timber, Ashley Iles, Charnwood Machinery, Classic Hand Tools, Felder Group UK, Hope Woodturning, Odie’s Oil, OHRA Regalanlagen, Record Power with DJ Evans, SawStop and Wood Workers Workshop, alongside many more.

They will be sharing practical techniques, professional insights and creative inspiration spanning multiple disciplines.

Event highlights

Live demonstrations
Hands on showcases from respected craft and industrial practitioners.
Trade stands
Explore the latest machinery, tools, finishes and materials from trusted suppliers.
Networking opportunities
Connect with manufacturers, suppliers and fellow professionals from across the sector.
Exclusive show offers
Take advantage of special deals and expert advice available across both days.

The show continues to attract visitors from across the UK and beyond, offering industrial woodworking specialists and dedicated enthusiasts a valuable opportunity to discover new products, sharpen their skills and celebrate craftsmanship all under one roof.

Advance tickets are available via the official show website, priced at £12 for a one day ticket or £16 for a two day ticket.

Event details

Date: Friday 6 and Saturday 7 March 2026, 10am to 4pm both days
Venue: Newark Showground, Nottinghamshire, NG24 2NY

For further information, including the full list of demonstrators and exhibitors, visit www.midlandswoodworkingshow.co.uk and follow the event on LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram for the latest updates.

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