Entertainment Magazine: Tucson

Tucson Gem Shows for Winter 2024

The upcoming 2024 Tucson Gem, Mineral & Fossil Showcase in Tucson, Arizona is planned for January 24, 2024 through February 11, 2024.

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 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.

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Index of Tucson Gem Show information

Downtown Parking & Shuttles

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Official Tucson Gem Show Guide App & Map

Shuttles & Downtown Street Car

Several 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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Gem exhibit downtown

A new gem exhibit hall for the 22nd Street Mineral, Fossil and Gem Show is being built near downtown at 22nd Street and Interstate 10. The 150,000 square foot, three story, hall should be open for the upcoming Tucson Gem Shows. The 22nd Street Show is among the largest event held. Eons Expo LLP plans to spend $12 million to construct the gem exhibit hall.

Promote your Gem Show Exhibit Displays

Free Gem Show Listings for vendors in the EMOL.org Tucson Gem Show Calendar. Or, Advertise your show with a display ad. Email listings and Inquiries: events@emol.org.

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Local Book on Tucson Mining, Legends & History:

Treasures of the Catalinas by RObert E. Zucker"Treasures of the Santa Catalina Mountains"

DOWNLOAD FREE SAMPLE PDF and discover the legends and history of the Catalinas told in over 400 pages. Learn about the Iron Door Mine, Buffalo Bill Cody and the Tucson Gold Rush of the 1880s. Available on Amazon.com and in local Tucson bookstores.

Download free Tucson Chronicles newspaper and read more about the "Treasures of the Santa Catalinas.

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Treasures in the Santa Catalina Mountains follows the legends and history of the search for gold and treasure in the nearby mountains in the Santa Catalina mountains north of Tucson. History and legend of the Iron Door Mine, the Lost City and mining for gold during the 1880s gold rush in Arizona.

Rocks and Gems Alive

Raw and polished jewelry-grade ores from Mt. Lemmon- the only source for quartz in silver and gold.

More Tucson information

Official Tucson Gem & Mineral Show, 520-322-5773: www.tgms.com

Metropolitan Tucson Visitors & Convention Bureau: www.visittucson.org/gemshow/

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Tucson Airport Car Rentals

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Discover Tucson's long history

Tucson has a long history with mining. Minerals such as gold, silver, copper and tungsten have been successfully mined from the Santa Catalinas for hundreds of years. The famous Canyon of Gold- Cañada del Oro- has produced gold for early Tucson prospectors, including the famous entertainer William "Buffalo Bill" Cody.

Tucson Chronicles 2016Download a free PDF copy of the the Tucson Chronicles and read about the history and mining development in Southern Arizona.

Learn about the history and legends of mining for gold in the Santa Catalina Mountains- from the Iron Door Mine legend to the discovery of the Canyon of Gold. Download a free sample PDF of the book Treasures of the Santa Catalina Mountains. Read chapters from this extensive historical book by Robert Zucker, see photos and videos about the mysteries and minerals near Tucson.

The Santa Catalina mountains has been experiencing a gold rush for hundreds of years. Explore the historical records that account for some of the gold extracted during Arizona's Gold Rush.

Get free reprints, public domain book downloads and old photos on Tucson's history archives.

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