

Ethnographic Dugout beehive-making Workshop (Rihards Vidzickis)
Woodcarving (Haralds Gerts)
Traditional children's wooden toys workshop (Vilnis Kazāks, Jelgava City Children and Youth Centre)
Woodturning on vintage foot power bench (Oļegs Andrejevskis)
Traditional Carpentry with hand tools (Northmen Guild masters)
Guitar-making Workshop (Oskars Grabovskis)
Log Bass Drum-making Workshop (Rihards Valters)
Ethnographic String Bass-making Workshop (Andris Roze)
Birch Bark Workshop (Kaspars Zvirbulis)
Furniture Restoration Workshop (Ralfs Bergmanis)
Wooden Spoon-carving Workshop (Edgars Viņķelis)
Wood wool for ceilings and walls (Māris Šmits/ CEWOOD)
Woodcraft Museum Exposition (Ilze Gūtmane, Inga Zotova, Mārtiņš Rikmanis, Kristaps Butāns)
Evening Discussion
Tensegrity object making (Team work)
Ethnographic Dugout beehive-making Workshop
Traditional Carpentry with hand tools
Woodcraft Museum Exposition

World Wood Day is a cultural event celebrated annually during the week of March 21st to highlight wood as an eco-friendly and renewable biomaterial and to raise awareness on the key role wood plays in a sustainable world. Starting from 2013, WWD celebrations were held in Tanzania and China respectively, involving participants from over 100 countries and regions.