Australian Wood Review

A Festival is Coming

It’s no secret that in recent years attendances at capital city wood shows have flagged. Formats can get stale if not renewed and revamped. Enter Wood Dust Australia, a multi-layered event for woodworkers that bills itself as an international festival.

A two-day Timber & Tool Marketplace will take place just over half an hour’s drive from Canberra at Bungendore Showgrounds, while in the lead-up, workshops and evening seminars will take place in Queanbeyan.

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