9:00AM - 5:00PM
At Historic Fohs Hall
205 North Walker St, Marion, KY
Come and Enjoy!
Admission to the Show is Free! (Donations are appreciated.)
Hourly Door Prizes Silent Auctions Vendor Tables
Free Children’s Activities - Sponsored by Farmer’s Bank & Trust of Marion, KY.
Museum Tours** Day & Night Digs**
Kentucky Geological Survey Booth
New This Year - Indian Artifact Display
Jewelry Making Classes at 11AM & 2PM on Saturday, June 7th**
**There is an additional charge for these activities.
Day Digs begin at 9:00AM at the Ben E. Clement Mineral Museum.
Jewelry Making Class
The wire wrapping class will be taught by Gere
Bunnell. The class will begin at 2:00PM on Saturday afternoon in Fohs
Hall. If you have your own tools, please bring them. During the class
you will complete at least one pendant. There is a charge for the
class.
New this year. A jewelry beading class will be offered
Saturday, June 7th at 11AM.
The class will be taught by the talented, Connie Lavin. During this
class, you will learn the techniques to correctly bead. You will
complete one piece of jewelry. There is a charge for this class
Vendor Tables
The vendors at the show sell a wide variety of items
such as minerals, jewelry, fossils, rough material, household décor
items and more. If you are interested in being a vendor at our show
please contact the museum at
(270) 965-4263 or
email us at
beclement@att.net.
Children’s Activities
The local “Geology Rocks 4-H Group” has special
activities for children 12 and under during the show. Some of these
activities include cupcake geology, digging for rocks and minerals,
making a pet rock, and more. So, bring your children to participate in
these fun and educational programs while you enjoy the show.
Museum Tours
After visiting the show, walk next door to the Ben
E. Clement Mineral Museum to experience one of the finest collections
of Fluorspar in the world.
Make Your First Stop in Marion
The Welcome Center located at 213 South Main St., Marion KY 42064.
Contact the Tourism Office by phone at 270-965-5015 or by e-mail.
For more information, call the museum at (270) 965-4263 or email us at
beclement@att.net.
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