Several people have asked questions about the Marketplace at Woodworking in America. Here are some answers.
– If you are registered for classes at Woodworking in America, you can go to the Marketplace all you like. It’s included in your registration fee.
– If you want to attend the Marketplace alone, then $7 gets you in for both days (Friday and Saturday). You’ll either get an armband or two tickets.
– If you pay to go into the Marketplace (or are a full-conference attendee), you can visit John Sindelar’s traveling tool museum (drool rags and Depends not included). It will be on the Marketplace floor.
– The Marketplace will also feature demonstrations by bodger Don Weber. Buy him a bagel or a beer and he’ll teach you anything you want to know about coppicing, chairmaking or foot-powered turning.
– If you attend the Marketplace you can participate in the Hand Tool Olympics (game on, people).
– And yes, admittance to the restrooms is covered by the admission fee. You will be issued four tickets. One ticket per flush.
– Christopher Schwarz
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One ticket per flush?
Yikes! That might encourage some folks not to flush.
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• And yes, admittance to the restrooms is covered by the admission fee. You will be issued four tickets. One ticket per flush."
Please add a lot of extra tickets to our packet. Limiting admission here won’t work for me.
BTW, Don Schroeder told me the conference is now sold out for this year. Good work!
Sounds like a GREAT deal. Especially with the rest rooms included. Can’t wait for it to come back east.
Jamie Bacon