Cascade Gem and Mineral Show Vendor Announcement!

Cascade Gem and Mineral Show
Cascade Gem and Mineral Show Vendor Announcement!

We have a total of 13 vendors for our September 22-23, 2018 show.
We encourage you to support these vendors and thank them for partnering with CMS and our show. Show information and registration details are here.

If interested in renting a booth for our show send an email to showchair@cascademineralogicalsociety.org and we will put on our wait list.  We are talking with our venue to rent additional space. We will promptly get back to you.

Exhibitor NameBooth #’s

Grand Products Co. Ltd.

15

Rare Earth Studios

12, 13

Candi’s Jewelry & Gifts

9,10, 11

Tipps Gems

16, 17

Addis-Sea Gemsparkly

34

Bohemian Minerals

14

Stone Styles

8

Gem Nest

4,5

Maple Tree Lapidary

21,22,23,24

R&T Crystals

6,7

The Chiming Rock

1,2,3

The World’s Fossils & Minerals

18,19,20

Turquoise Jim

32,33

 

Updated: March 22, 2018 — 9:38 pm

Presidents Message

  • From the Top of the Rock Pile …. by Kat Koch Our February was another good meeting. Almost 40 members attended, most of which displayed what they make or collect. It was interesting to see everyone’s interests. Plus, I always enjoy these types of meetings as we have the opportunity to talk and visit one another. We missed our three Young Tumblers, Mason, Bentley, and Jude. I hope we see you at our April meeting, where we have fluorescent rocks and minerals and anything else we can find that change color under black light. We scheduled this meeting as the …

Meeting Announcements

  • General Meeting – Thursday, April 13th This meeting has been planned for April because the Kent, Renton, and Covington School Districts are on spring break, so all our Young Tumblers plan on attending this fun meeting as there is no school the next day. Bring your friends too. Topic: Fluorescent Rocks!! Not all rocks are what they seem. We have all heard about shapeshifters in sci-fi movies. How about very real color shifters? The club will have a collection of fluorescent rocks for everyone to see. It is interesting to see the different colors rocks become under short or long-wave UV lights. We will then examine members’ rocks and see what happens under UV light. Show ‘n Tell: Bring your rocks, and we will see if they change colors too. This is a fun meeting, so gather up your rocks that you suspect might be fluorescent and bring them to the meeting!!

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