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Community Outreach

As part of our ongoing effort to raise community awareness of local geology and lapidary work, SRMGS makes an honest effort to accomodate all community requests to assist in this goal.

If you wish to have someone from our group speak at your event, or to give a demonstration, please call
(707) 528-7610 and leave a message.

Please keep in mind, that all of our club members are community members who enjoy lapidary and would be volunteering their time to share their knowlege and experience with your group. We do our best to accomodate all requests, please allow for ample planning time
2 months notice is recommended.
Thank you.

The Sonoma County 4-H Council is a joint sponsor with the SRMGS for a county-wide project where SRMGS juniors can receive 4-H credit for participating in Lapidary and rock / mineral related activities. 2009/2010 represents our fourth year for this joint project.
Official Sonoma County 4-H Website

July 25, 2010 has been invited to Windsor's 3rd Annual "Elegant Flea on the Green" - more information to follow.

March 20, 2010 has been invited to Mark West PTA Science Fair in Santa Rosa to answer questions on petrified wood and discuss Moh's Scale & Rock Tumbling.

Oct 24, 2009 - SRMGS was part of the 4-H Science Fair in Rohnert Park to answer questions on geology as well as give a demonstration on rock tumbling.

Oct 17-18, 2009 - SRMGS put on its 33nd annual Show which featured demonstrations in Opal cutting, rock tumbling, wire wrapping, viking knit, local rockhounding information, as well as a geology professor from SSU available to answer questions provide hands on learning activities.

July 26, 2009 - SRMGS was invited /participated at Windsor's "Elegant Flea on the Green" and have an educational booth on local geology as well as demonstrate viking knit chain fabrication.

May 16, 2009 - SRMGS held its first "open house" at the workshop. We had over 50 non members attend.

April 24-25, 2009 - SRMGS had an educational booth at the the fairgrounds during an event to answer questions and educate the public about lapidary and local geology.

Oct 18-19, 2008 - SRMGS put on its 32nd annual Show which featured several demomstrations in lapidary, local rockhounding information, as well as a geology professor from SSU available to answer questions provide hands on learning activities.

Oct 9-12, 2008 - SRMGS had an educational booth at the the fairgrounds during an event to answer questions and educate the public about lapidary and local geology.

Aug 9-10, 2008 - SRMGS volunteers were available to answer questions and educate people at the the Sebastopol Apple Fair about lapidary and geology.

Aug 1-3, 2008 - SRMGS had an educational booth at the the fairgrounds during an event to answer questions and educate the public about lapidary and local geology.

July 10, 2008 - SRMGS was sent a thank you letter from Las Posadas Six County Camp Board for removing graffiti from prominent rocks located in the center of the Las Posadas camp.

April 25-27, 2008 - SRMGS had an educational booth at the the fairgrounds during an event to answer questions and educate the public about lapidary and local geology.

April 22, 2008 - SRMGS hosted a one day Saw Cleaning Clinic educating people on equipment maintenance and giving hands on demonstrations on how to properly clean machinery.