Many of the items on display are for sale by their makers and can be purchased at the exhibition. Credit card facilities are available for payments.

Nick Agar Stand 16	Peter Archer Stand 14	Bob Chapman Stand 2	Paul Coker Stand 4
Margaret Garrard Stand 10	Dennis Hales Stand 6	Mark Hancock Stand 12	Dennis Keeling Stand 3
Ray Key Stand 15	Stuart King Stand 17	Carlyn Lindsay Stand 7	Gregory Moreton Stand 9
Stuart Mortimer Stand 19	Tracey Owen Stand 5	Gary Rance Stand 18	Guy Ravine Stand 11
Joey Richardson Stand 1	Les Thorne Stand 18	Robin Wood Stand 8	Rosemary Wright Stand 13

At the core of the exhibition, visitors will be able to see work from some of today's leading woodturners such as Joey Richardson and Nick Agar, returning favourites Ray Key and Paul Coker plus an abundance of new exhibitors including Tracy Owen, Dennis Hales, Peter Archer and Bob Chapman.

Exhibiting new works at Wizardry in Wood, Joey Richardson is a leader in the artistic wood-turning movement. Her distinctive style features intricate handwork, piercing and painting.

Renowned wood-turner Ray Key has chosen to showcase his latest works at Wizardry In Wood. His trademark minimalist style that skillfully captures the exquisite beauty and elegance of the wood has resulted in his work being featured in well over 200 exhibitions worldwide.

Having spent a lifetime researching traditional woodworking skills both in England and overseas, wood-turner Stuart King's passion for our rural past is evident in his work, the latest of which will form his exhibit at Wizardry In Wood.

Other names to look out for include:

Peter Archer who produces one-off pieces in temperate hardwoods which are stained, carved and finely finished using oil and wax;

Dennis Hales whose subtle use of colour and delicate application of gilding results in fine example of decorative turning; and

Paul Coker, one of only a select few full-time professional Ornamental and Rose Engine turners.