The Hawai‘i Rock and Mineral Show Fall 2010:

Saturday, October 16 & Sunday, October 17

This is the only mineral show in Hawai‘i, with minerals and gems stones in one location that can be found nowhere else on the islands.

LOCATION: Above"Duke's"next to the lobby of the Outrigger Waikiki on the Beach Hotel

As always: We have FREE admission from 11.00 am to 7:00 pm on both days

"Duke's" and the Waikiki Outrigger on the Beach Hotel is located at 2335 Kalakaua Ave. in Honolulu, Hawaii. Right accross the street from the 'International Marketplace'.

Finding the room full of minerals: and The Rock and Mineral show is one floor up from “Dukes” in the upper lobby before you get to ‘Chucks Steak House’. To get to the upper lobby please take the escalator next to ‘Seattle's Best Coffee’ mauka (on the street side) of the building.*

For more information about the show, or an email reminder as the show dates gets closer, please email us at: Info

The Society is a non-profit educational organization dedicated to mineralogy and the lapidary arts. Our members can also help identify fossil and mineral specimens for the public.

The show will feature unique educational displays of Rocks, Minerals, and Fossils as well as items for sale by our members. Featured items include: Hawaiian Minerals. Agate Geodes, Amethyst, Celestite, Dioptase, Fossils, Faceted Gemstones, Fine Jewelry, Fluorescent Minerals, Meteorites, Lapidary Minerals, Opals, Pyrite, Quartz crystals, Rhodochrosite, Trilobites, Topaz, Tourmalines, and many other beautiful minerals.

* The Waikiki Outrigger on the Beach Hotel is located at the diamond head side of Waikiki, very close to the Moana Surfrider. It is one of the last buildings on the makai (ocean) side of Kalakaua Avenue. For Directions click the hotel’s website.

Parking in Waikiki is always tricky, but the Honolulu Zoo or Kalakaua Avenue along Queen’s beach provides metered parking on the mauka side, but the fee just went up quite a bit. The makai (ocean) side of Kalakau Ave, still has free parking. Please remember that along Kalakaua Avenue and the Zoo meters need to be fed on Sunday too (frequent meter checks have been spotted lately). Waikiki side streets still have free parking on Sundays, if you find a spot.