| Month | Demonstrator | Topic |
| January | Jim Waterbury | Classic peppermills |
| February | <canceled> | Informal meeting during hands-on and demonstration times for those that wish to meet |
| March | <canceled> | Informal meeting during hands-on and demonstration times for those that wish to meet |
| April | Jim Waterbury | French-style rolling pins |
| May | Todd Stevens | Wooden Tulips |
| June | Bob Baucom | Inside-out ornaments |
| July | Tom Hoult | Turning a bowl from a flat piece of wood (bowl-from-board) |
| August | Richard Cale | Turning a natural-edge bowl |
| September | ||
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| November | ||
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2022 President's Challenges
- January: Womens or mens jewelry (wood or acrylic)
- February: Rolling pin (any style)
- March: Toothpick holder (and at least one hand-turned toothpick)
- April: Goblet (any size)
- May: Offset candle holder (at least one part must be turned offset)
- June: Birdhouse (miniature or full-sized, but must be turned on a lathe)
- July: Baby rattle (captive rings)
- August: Hollow form (any size)
- September: Flower/weed/twig pot
- October: Object with a finial on top and/or bottom
- November: Three-piece hollow form Christmas ornament
- December: Christmas ornament (any style) to donate to Mann Tool Christmas tree for Epworth fundraiser
