Oct. 21; Crystal Abbotte and Valerie Henschel who will demonstrate how to color wood.

GARDINER — Crystal Abbotte and Valerie Henschel will demonstrate how to color wood at 11 a.m. Saturday.

The hands-on demonstration is part of a meeting of the Strait Turners wood turning club.

The meeting is at the Gardiner Community Center, 980 Old Gardiner Road.

Turners of all levels and those who wish to learn about the hobby are welcome.

For more information, call Jackie Le Doux at 360-457-5172 or 360-452-5673 or email jackieledoux2022@outlook.com.

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