The shop at Bedrock Supply is closed as is the Large saw at Morninville until such time as is allowed by Alberta Government. .The Government regulation in the new year may change and the shop and Large saw will opened according to the regulations at that time.
Next club meeting will be on May 20, 2021. This meeting will be on Zoom as in accordance with Alberta guidelines of no more than fifteen people gathering in one place. An e-mail will be sent to all members with a link to the Zoom meeting.
The Zoom meeting is open to all members and nonmembers. If any nonmembers are interested in attending the Zoom meeting send an e-mail to routledge.jim@gmail.com and you will be added to the list of people to get an invitation.
Edmonton Tumblewood Lapidary Club (ETLC)
(edmontonlapidary.ca) is our site name
The Edmonton Tumblewood Lapidary Club is a registered not-for-profit society dedicated to promoting the lapidary arts and earth sciences in the Edmonton and surrounding area.
The purpose of the club is:
To assist the club members in the development of skills in lapidary arts and earth sciences.
Club activities include educational and social events. Rock hounding trips are organized during the year, weather permitting. The club provides a fully equipped lapidary workshop for members’ use. Club members are trained in the safe and proper use of lapidary equipment to make various lapidary related items for personal use or display.
The club publishes a monthly newsletter, Tumblewood Tales, and is made available to all club members.
Membership in the Lapidary Club provides membership in the Alberta Federation of Rock Clubs and membership in the Gem and Mineral Federation of Canada. These memberships link you with Rockhounds throughout all of Canada. These memberships act as your spokesman at Government levels and private sectors on matters of Lapidary and related concern to you.
Next club meeting will be on May 20, 2021. This meeting will be on Zoom as in accordance with Alberta guidelines of no more than fifteen people gathering in one place. An e-mail will be sent to all members with a link to the Zoom meeting.
The Zoom meeting is open to all members and nonmembers. If any nonmembers are interested in attending the Zoom meeting send an e-mail to routledge.jim@gmail.com and you will be added to the list of people to get an invitation.
Edmonton Tumblewood Lapidary Club (ETLC)
(edmontonlapidary.ca) is our site name
The Edmonton Tumblewood Lapidary Club is a registered not-for-profit society dedicated to promoting the lapidary arts and earth sciences in the Edmonton and surrounding area.
The purpose of the club is:
To assist the club members in the development of skills in lapidary arts and earth sciences.
- To stimulate the members interest in the study of rocks, gems, minerals, meteorites, fossils and artifacts.
- To encourage the appreciation, preservation and conservation of the rocks, gems, minerals, fossils, artifacts and natural resources for future generations.
- To promote the hobby as a positive healthy family activity which provides healthy outdoor recreation which spans all age groups.
- To collect and document and exhibit the gemstone and geological specimens for public display.
Club activities include educational and social events. Rock hounding trips are organized during the year, weather permitting. The club provides a fully equipped lapidary workshop for members’ use. Club members are trained in the safe and proper use of lapidary equipment to make various lapidary related items for personal use or display.
The club publishes a monthly newsletter, Tumblewood Tales, and is made available to all club members.
Membership in the Lapidary Club provides membership in the Alberta Federation of Rock Clubs and membership in the Gem and Mineral Federation of Canada. These memberships link you with Rockhounds throughout all of Canada. These memberships act as your spokesman at Government levels and private sectors on matters of Lapidary and related concern to you.
