We have five new 9-month and 2-year apprentices in the building this fall, as well as two new 12-weekers…
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I’m slow to connect the dots. When my wife and I announced to our grown daughter we were moving to join her in Maine, our daughter suggested I take the wooden boat building class at The Apprenticeshop…
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Like any organization that’s been in existence for a long time, The Apprenticeshop is ripe with its own lore. You hear stories from the “old days”…
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A recent graduate of our 9-month apprenticeship program, Ellery Kempe-Chalmers, reached out in response to our last newsletter with some photos of her time at the ‘Shop…
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We recently reached out to Dagmar Bay (alumna ‘96-’98) to ask her a few questions about her experience at the ‘Shop and what she’s doing now…
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People talk of wooden boats as romantic, graceful objects, wherein form is married to function…
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On Friday, December 17th, nine of our apprentices launched six beautiful Susan Skiffs. We wanted to share some images from the launch…
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We have eight new 9-month and 2-year apprentices in the building this fall, as well as two new 12-weekers…
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For the last year I’ve been having an interesting correspondence with Josef Eggert of Los Angeles, a former apprentice…
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In honor of Women’s History month 2020, we announced the establishment of the Mary Lacy Scholarship for women…
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Let me start by answering the oft-asked question "why does your skiff need a bow fender"? Bear with me…
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We reached out to Tom Weis recently to ask him a few questions about his experience at the ‘Shop and what he’s doing now…
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For the past two seasons of heavy engagement through youth programs, adult lessons, apprentice training and Free Fridays, we’ve struggled to put a name to what the Twins are…
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We have 6 new apprentices in the building this fall. They started at the ‘Shop on September 2nd…
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It occurred to me earlier this summer that the pier could use a wind vane large enough to see from a decent way out…
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Finally! It may have taken 24 years, but now I have it. ‘It’ is the job I moved to Maine for…
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