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Welcome to the Arlington Gem and Mineral Club. We are a 300+ member institute dedicated to encouraging the study of earth sciences, lapidary arts, and other related fields, and to promoting the sharing of knowledge and skills with others. We are located in Arlington, Texas, in the heart of the Dallas / Ft. Worth metroplex. We also offer, upon request, speakers and displays on rockhounding and related topics for schools, libraries and other nonprofits. Submit articles to the Hounds-Tail Editor HERE Chrysocolla Just a reminder to renew your membership. You can download and print out your membership renewal form here. The Arlington Gem and Mineral Club is an affiliate of: The South Central Federation of the Mineral Societies and
Austin Gem & Mineral Society Fun, Education, and Resources for Professionals, Enthusiasts, and Central Texans AGMS facility located at 6719 Burnet Lane, Austin Texas 512-458-9546 HomeNewsletterCalendarActivitiesLibraryAnnual ShowEducationGalleryContactsLinks Welcome to The Austin Gem and Mineral Society Where our motto is “Each One Teach One”, and Visitors are always welcome. (Refresh this page often to see the various specimens displayed to the right hand side.) THE HOBBY OF THE ROCKHOUND has many different aspects. We are collectors of minerals and fossils and craftsmen in many types of lapidary arts. Knowledge, skill, and areas of interest are the rock hound’s choice. Some of us are purists, who insist on doing all of our collecting and work in specialized fields; others go for variety and buy or trade for much of our collections. Some of us also enjoy showing our collections; competing with others or just showing for the pleasure it gives others or ourselves. Perhaps we can help you determine or expand your interest in rocks and the earth sciences. AGMS was formed in the mid to late 1950’s just for this reason. Austin Gem & Mineral Society (AGMS) AGMS is organized within the meaning of Section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Membership Application for an example of club activities please view New Members Information for current functions please visit a club meeting. ByLaws Operating Procedures Please join us on April 9, 2016 for our 2016 ROCK SWAP click here for more info. Check out our field trips on the activities page. AGMS meets on the 4th Thursday of every month (except November and December) at 7:00 pm at our clubhouse located at 6719 Burnet Lane, Austin Texas. For more meeting information please click on the activities link located at the top and bottom of this page. A map is located on the contacts page for your convenience. Program information for each meeting may be found in our StoneChipper located under the newsletter tab at the top and bottom of this page. Visitors are always welcome to any of our meetings. Interested in learning more about our upcoming Gem Capers event? Please email dealer chairman with your questions. You can also visit the Annual Show page or Gem Capers on FACEBOOK page for more details. Please visit us on FACEBOOK.
Club members you can click on this logo for a printable copy to use in your display case. Affiliated with South Central Federation of Mineral Societies Welcome!! come in and sit a spell who we are: We are a non-profit rock hound club in Abilene, Texas. We enjoy all aspects of the lapidary hobby. We would like to have you to join our club and enjoy the hobby with us. We meet the first Monday night of each month except holidays. Our workshop is available to club members every Monday night except meeting nights. We meet at 7:00pm in a yellow building at Caps, TX, Hwy 277, 4.7 miles Southwest of Abilene. Come on out and enjoy! Visitors are Welcome any time. Note: If you don’t have experience with lapidary, but would like to learn, someone at the club will be glad to teach you. Read more about us: More About Us You can download an application for membership by clicking on the following link: Membership Application Map to Club House Contact us by postal mail at: Central Texas Gem and Mineral Society PO Box 7343 Abilene, TX 79608 or by email at: ctgms50@gmail.com
Chihuahuan Desert Gem & Mineral Club Message Now http://cdgmc.org/ MORE INFO About The Far West Texas Rock Club offers a way to find people who love rocks in the wonderful Big Bend area of Texas, share knowledge, and attend the April show General Information President: Paul Graybeal V.P.: Maria Lejeune Secretary: Carla Cavness Treasurer: Mary Brogan STORY Our club is a member of the South Central Federation, which is a member of the American Federation of Mineralogical Societies. This association is organized to promote education and share our interest in the various earth sciences. We hold an annual gem & mineral show the third weekend in April in Alpine, Texas.
Dallas Gem and Mineral Society Dallas Gem and Mineral Society Rocks! SearchMain menu Skip to primary content WELCOME! About us History LOCATION MEMBERSHIP CONTACT US Newsletters Annual Gem & Mineral Show OFFICERS Photo Gallery Shop Agreement Semi-Annual Rock Swap Bench Tips 2015 Colorado Field Trip Equipment Manuals Links DGMS Scholarship FIELD TRIPS – (Do it yourself) Noteworthy Individuals CALENDAR Where can I sell my stuff? All Events WELCOME! LIKE us on Facebook Next Meeting: Tuesday, November 15, 2016 MEETINGS: 3RD TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH 7:00pm-9:00pm VISITORS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME! Visitors are strongly encouraged to visit the monthly meetings and to visit the Workshop during normal Shop hours! DGMS Workshop 10205 Plano Rd. Suite 105 Dallas, TX 75238 Click here for a map of our workshop & meeting location
Welcome to the Dallas Paleo Website The Dallas Paleontological Society was founded in 1984 for the purpose of promoting interest in and knowledge of the science of paleontology. It was intended by the founding members that the Society would be a network for the exchange of data between professionals and serious amateurs in this field. Next Meeting: Wednesday, November 9th The next DPS meeting will be on November 9th at 7:30 PM at the Brookhaven College Geotechnology Institute. Our speaker will be Don Esker, Ph D candidate at Baylor University and a DPS scholarship recipient. He will speak on phytoliths and tortoises at the Waco Mammoth National Monument. Remember to bring your donations for this years auction to this meeting! We hope to see you there.
