Traditional Guitar Making
Run by Musical Instrument Crafts, Newark
- Price£4,000
- FormatIn person
You book on Musical Instrument Crafts' own site and pay them directly. We take no booking fee and we are not paid for this link. Price checked October 2026. Photograph by Musical Instrument Crafts, used to show their work. Ask us to remove it.
What happens on the day?
- When
- Two and a half days a week for one academic year, from September
An instrument making course with Musical Instrument Crafts in Newark.
What is instrument making?
Making an instrument is fine woodwork with acoustics attached. Guitars, ukuleles and violins all need thin, accurately worked timber, bent sides and careful bracing, and a millimetre matters more here than almost anywhere else in woodwork. Courses run long because the work cannot be hurried, and many are residential for that reason.
Dates, prices and places are set by Musical Instrument Crafts, not by us, and can change at any time. Always confirm the details with them before you travel.
Where is it?
It runs in Newark, Nottinghamshire. The exact address is confirmed when you book.
Roughly where the provider is based. Not the exact venue. Open this map on OpenStreetMap.
Questions people ask before booking
Do I need to bring my own tools?
Musical Instrument Crafts does not state on their page whether tools are provided for this course. Ask them before you book, because a hand woodworking course can assume you bring your own.
Who do I book with?
You book directly with Musical Instrument Crafts. Woodwork UK does not take bookings, does not add a fee, and is not paid for the link. They set the dates, the price and the number of places.
Other courses nearby
See every course in Nottinghamshire, or every instrument making course in the UK. Also near here: men's sheds in Nottinghamshire and furniture restorers in Nottinghamshire.
More from Musical Instrument Crafts
They run 7 courses listed here in the East Midlands.
Photographs on this page were taken by the businesses shown and are used to show their own work: Musical Instrument Crafts, Whisby Nature Park, WoodWorker. If one is yours and you would rather it was not here, tell us and we will take it down.
* Prices shown are what each provider advertised when we last read their page: this one in October 2026. They can change at any time, may exclude materials, and may differ for concessions or group bookings. Always confirm the current price with Musical Instrument Crafts before booking. We are not told when a price changes.