Saturday, August 30

Wood Whittling Workshop: Make Your Own Dibbler

Ages 18+

Looking for a creative way to spend your Saturday? Learn the basics of whittling and craft your very own dibbler!

By DFW Young and Social LLC

Date and time

Location

DFW Young & Social

2309 Springlake Rd Suite 600 Farmers Branch, TX 75234

Refund Policy

No refunds

About this event

Event lasts 2 hours
Ages 18+
Free venue parking

Looking for a creative way to spend your Saturday? Join us for a Wood Whittling Workshop on Saturday, August 30 from 12–2 PM, where you’ll learn the basics of whittling and craft your very own dibbler (a simple garden tool for planting seeds and bulbs)

This workshop is limited to just 5 participants, and spots can only be reserved by pre-purchasing your ticket.

Details:- Cost: $20 per person- Capacity: Limited to 5 participants- All tools and materials provided

This class is led by Joe, a longtime member and supporter of our community who is passionate about sharing his skills. With only 5 spots available, you’ll get plenty of one-on-one guidance in a relaxed and welcoming environment.

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Please use our discord server for any day-of-event communications, updates, or to locate us if you're running late. We strive to be fully present during our events, so we may not be on our phones constantly, but we'll do our best to connect with everyone.All DFW Young & Social events are for adults 18+ only. All purchases are non-refundable and non-transferable to others.

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DFW Young and Social LLC

Welcome to DFW Young and Social, made for young adults ages 21-40 in Dallas Fort Worth, Texas.

Hang out, make friends and connections, explore the Dallas/Fort Worth area, and try new things! We host a huge variety of events, from movie watching, social dancing, festivals, game nights, parties, hiking, restaurant exploration, rollerblading, and more.

Our number one goal at DFW Young and Social is to create not just events, but a lasting community for young adults. Every event is lovingly crafted to be fun and creative in its own right—but most importantly, to keep socializing as the top priority. The way it should be.