Woodpalooza - A Woodworking Open House

WOODPALOOZA IS BACK!

We had so much fun at our first Woodpalooza that we decided to do it again — with even more activities, demonstrations, food, games, vendors, and, naturally, wood.

Join Niceville Slabs and Cookies for Woodpalooza: A Woodworking Open House, a family-friendly, behind-the-scenes look at what happens between a tree and a table.

Explore our lumber yard and woodworking shop, meet local wood artists and makers, discover unique wood, and see what goes into turning raw lumber into everything from charcuterie boards to custom furniture.

LIVE DEMONSTRATIONS BY LOCAL WOOD ARTISTS

This isn't just us showing off our shop. We're bringing together local wood artists and makers to demonstrate their crafts, including:

• Woodturning

• Wood burning

• Power carving

• Epoxy art

Come watch these artists work, ask questions, see their techniques up close, and get some inspiration for your own creative projects.

PLUS LOCAL VENDORS & MAKERS

Browse a variety of local vendors and makers and discover the people, businesses, and artists creating cool things right here in our community.

AND, OF COURSE, THERE'S WOODPALOOZA FUN:

• Wood Species Challenge

• Guess the Board Foot

• Design Your Dream Cutting Board

• Woodpalooza Passport with prizes

• Lumber yard and shop tours

• Lumber deals — including some pieces pulled from our personal stashes

• Epoxy and mold displays

• Games, snacks, and prizes

Grab a Woodpalooza Passport when you arrive and travel through the shop, collecting stamps along the way. Collect four stamps to earn a prize cookie, and complete your passport for an extra raffle entry.

Whether you're a seasoned woodworker, a maker, a DIYer, or simply wood-curious, Woodpalooza is a chance to explore the world of woodworking, meet local artists and businesses, and get a behind-the-scenes look at what happens when raw wood becomes something more.

Saturday, September 26, 2026
10 AM – 4 PM
Niceville Slabs and Cookies
Your Emerald Coast Wood Source

Come for the games. Stay for the demos. Meet the makers. Leave with sawdust and a new appreciation for wood.