53rd Annual Flagg Gem & Mineral Show
A Weekend of Gems, Fossils, Science & Community Discovery.
The Flagg Gem & Mineral Show is a long-running community tradition—now in its 53rd year—and one of the Phoenix area’s largest and most anticipated gatherings of gem, mineral, fossil, and lapidary enthusiasts. Whether you’re a collector, rockhound, jewelry maker, educator, or simply curious, this outdoor show offers something for everyone.
Hosted by the Flagg Mineral Foundation, the event features field collectors, local mineral & lapidary clubs, and a wide variety of gem, mineral, and fossil dealers from across the region. Attendees can browse incredible new finds, shop for unique pieces, meet knowledgeable collectors, and explore a wide range of specimens and lapidary supplies. Kids, families, and teachers are welcome—several groups offer free samples for children and educators, along with approachable educational displays designed to spark curiosity in geology, minerals, and science.
Food vendors will also be on-site (varies by day), making it easy to spend the whole day exploring.
What You’ll See
• Gems, minerals, crystals & geodes
• Fossils & meteorites
• Jewelry, beads & handcrafted pieces
• Lapidary tools & equipment
• Field collectors & local clubs sharing their latest finds
• Educational displays
• Free samples for kids and teachers
• Food vendors (varies by day)
Event Details
📅 January 9, 10 & 11, 2026
⏰ Friday: 10 AM – 5 PM
⏰ Saturday: 10 AM – 5 PM
⏰ Sunday: 10 AM – 4 PM
📍 Mesa Community College – West Parking Lot
Dobson Road, just north of the Superstition Freeway (Route 60), Mesa, Arizona
💲 Free Admission
🅿️ Free Parking
🔗 Map & Driving Directions:
https://maps.google.com/?q=Mesa+Community+College
As the Phoenix area’s largest gem and mineral show, this event brings together collectors, educators, families, and enthusiasts for a welcoming weekend of discovery.
Come explore, learn, browse, and connect with a vibrant community of mineral lovers and collectors.
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