Workshop is considered one staple of professional development for teachers that can be found across the globe, from local teaching communities to international conventions. Workshop serves as a platform to engage audience in activities and provide opportunities to share ideas and experiences with one another. However, in many situations, we have seen workshops that are conducted similarly to oral presentations or lectures, with participants listening passively to presenters who speak for almost the whole time. Workshops, if understood and conducted as it means to be, will be a great chance for teachers to share their interests and best teaching practices with colleagues. This workshop on how to conduct ELT workshops will walk participants through a number of activities to discover the true meaning of workshops. The attendees will work on ways to prepare and deliver a successful workshop. They will also get familiarized with strategies to engage participants and keep on pace while both presenting information and facilitating activities. By taking part in this workshop, attendees are hoped to feel more comfortable and empowered to conduct ELT workshops in their communities of practice.