Entertainment Magazine: Tucson Tucson Gem Shows for Winter 2021Due to COVID-19 Gem Show Events Rescheduled to April 20212021 Tucson Gem Show EventsThe upcoming 2021 Tucson Gem, Mineral
& Fossil Showcase has moved its event from January
20 through February 14, 2021 to April 7-25, 2021
instead. However, the Official Tucson Gem, Mineral & Fossil Show, held at the Tucson Convention Center (TCC), is canceled. Some independent vendors will continue to hold their shows within health guidelines, including outdoor shows in April. See a list of participating 2021 Tucson Gem Show Events.
The semi-annual Tucson gem, mineral and fossil shows are a collection of over 30 privately owned and operated public and wholesale gem, mineral and jewelry events hosting over 3,000 exhibitors throughout Tucson, Arizona. This section of Tucson Entertainment Magazine provides Tucson's gem exhibitors event schedules and a local guide to citywide events, weather, hotels, and other accommodations in Tucson, AZ. Tucson Events GuideTucson Hotels | Tucson MapsTucson Weather | Car Rentals | Tucson HomeOfficial Tucson Gem Show Guide App & MapTravelocity Travel DealsTravelocity
Hotels 72 hours only! Save on select hotels when you book with Travelocity! Shuttles & Downtown Street CarSeveral shuttles to take visitors to more than 30 gem show sites will operate during the Winter Tucson Gem Shows throughout the city. Independent shuttles are sponsored by various carriers and shows and would run every 10 to 20 minutes. The Tucson Street Car, Sun Link, provides an alternate and convenient way to get around Downtown. Read more about Free Gem Show Shuttles.
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