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A Legacy Built on Rocks, Learning, and Community
Serving generations of rockhounds through education, craftsmanship, and shared passion.
Our Story
Founded in 1958, The Rock Rollers began as a nonprofit rockhounding club dedicated to bringing together individuals like you who share a passion for earth sciences and lapidary arts. From the very beginning, the focus has been on encouraging the study and collection of minerals, fossils, and semi-precious gemstones while creating a welcoming space for all experience levels.
A Volunteer-Driven Organization
As a nonprofit educational and recreational organization, The Rock Rollers is run by dedicated volunteers. When you become part of the club, you join a community where members actively contribute their time and knowledge to support activities and keep the club thriving.
Monthly Meetings & Community
You’re invited to join monthly meetings held on the fourth Tuesday. These gatherings include educational presentations, shared knowledge, and updates on club activities.
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A Tradition of Gem & Mineral Shows
The club’s gem and mineral shows began in 1959 and have grown into a long-standing tradition. What started as a modest event has evolved into a major gathering featuring 45 to 50 dealers and vendors each year, giving you access to a wide range of materials and experiences.
What You’ll Experience at Our Shows
At each show, you can watch live demonstrations of lapidary techniques like faceting and cabochon making. You’ll also have the opportunity to participate in a silent auction featuring unique agate, jasper, and crystal specimens.
Fun for All Ages
Whether you’re attending with family or on your own, you’ll find activities for everyone. Children can enjoy treasure digs, games, and tumbled rock grab bags, making every visit engaging and memorable.
Learning Through Hands-On Displays
As a member or visitor, you’ll see curated displays created by fellow enthusiasts, ranging from minerals and fossils to beadwork, carvings, and handcrafted jewelry. One of the highlights is the blacklight mineral display, where certain specimens reveal vibrant colors under UV light.
The club also partners with the Eastern Washington University Geology Club, giving you access to additional educational insights through their annual booth.