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ZCAF’S Mobile Woodshop to visit DC Area Festivals!
Down in the Reeds Music Festival
Saturday, October 8, 2022, 11 AM – 6 PM
* Former Walter Reed Hospital site off Georgia Avenue

The 2022 festival will feature the ZCAF Mobile Woodshop offreing hands-on woodworking activities and demonstrations, as wells as an array of amazing musicians, art activities, food trucks, breweries, and games for attendees of all ages.

The Big Build | National Building Museum
Saturday, November 5, 2022, 11 AM – 4 PM

All ages are invited to The Big Build, a FREE hands-on festival exploring a wide variety of unique, interactive activities with roofers, plumbers, home re-modelers, construction workers, carpenters, artisans, and the ZCAF Mobile Woodshop!
The ZCAF Mobile Woodshop invites the public to try their hand at turning wood on a mini-lathe, and to see the innovative truck that is a woodshop on wheels. Find out about our Pre-Apprenticeship Carpentry Training in DC's ward 8.

For information, contact Lynda Smith-Bugge at 202-783-8005 | email: zcaf@zcaf.org 
"Classroom on Wheels Teaches Woodworking Skills to Young People."
Support Zenith Community Arts Foundation (ZCAF)

‘Classroom on Wheels’ Teaches Woodworking Skills to Young People

Margery Goldberg, Zenith’s director, said the goal of the Woodshop is “to get people jobs.” Goldberg is an artist, wood sculptor and longtime member of the D.C. art community. She had long dreamed of creating a mobile woodshop to assist students. That dream finally came true in 2020, when the city gave her a large grant for the program.
Read about the Mobile Woodshop and Margery Goldberg in The Washington Business Journal
Supporting Zenith Community Arts Foundation
100% of all sales proceeds benefit the Zenith Community Foundation
Zenith Community Arts Foundation (ZCAF) is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization committed to arts advocacy, arts education, and public art, as well as using art and creativity to enrich the Greater Washington DC area, with an emphasis on our local community. Based in the Shepherd Park neighborhood of Ward 4, ZCAF achieves our goals by fostering alliances between area artists, businesses, other non-profits, and government agencies.

Our goal is to teach skills to a new generation, specifically woodworking and finished carpentry. As wood shops vanish from schools, it is more and more difficult to learn wood working at any life stage.

1429 Iris St., NW, Washington, DC 20012-1409 | 202-783-8005 | www.zcaf.org | zcaf@zcaf.org