Cascade Gem and Mineral Show

Our 2019 show is in the books

We want to thank all our vendors and volunteers. You all made the show a huge success.

Stay tuned as we get some rest and start the planning for our 2020 show.

September 19-20, 2020

Saturday 10 – 6 PM and Sunday 10 – 4 PM

Green River College, Phys. Ed. Facility

12401 SE 320^th St., Auburn, WA 98092

Free Admission

Great Family Event

Mark your calendar and plan on attending!

Make sure you check out our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/cascadegemandmineralshow/

And our Instagram feed: https://www.instagram.com/cascadegemandmineralshow/

We have started planning for our 2020 show. If you are interested in being a sponsor, vendor or volunteer, Please use the contact form below and we will be in touch.

Presidents Message

President’s Message – December 2021

From the Top of the Rock Pile . . . . The Gem Faire in early November went very well. It was good to see some version of normalcy. I enjoyed all the people, visiting with the vendors, seeing the bright lights and sparkles. Our booth spinning wheel gave out a whole bucket + of polished rocks. It was more than I expected as this was an event that children don’t usually attend. I suppose it’s because more families are attending as there are more and more rock and mineral vendors with each Gem Faire event. Several vendors came to …

Meeting Announcements

General Meeting – February 10th (Click Here For More Information)

At the time of this posting, we don’t know if this meeting is going to be online or in-person. So check back at the beginning of February to see where this meeting is being held. Either way, the topic will be the same. Meeting Topic: We are going to have a speaker talk on how to be environmentally conscious in regards to lapidary. Where is it ok to pour out the water from tumblers and flat laps? How to safely clean rocks and dispose of chemicals used to clean them. Also, waste products from other lapidary arts. Show ‘n Tell: Be proud, show and tell what you have cut, polished, or made from rocks, minerals, or fossils?

Cascade Mineralogical Society

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