Saturday Collector Day is an all-day event where we invite a special guest to display their private mineral collection in the lobby of the Westward Look Resort. Our special guest is on hand throughout the event to answer any questions, meet anyone coming by our just chat the time away.
The Sunday Evening Program is one of the best opportunities for people to learn, first-hand, some of the real-life stories and perspectives behind these incredible minerals. Each year, we assemble a special panel of seasoned experts to share their thoughts, stories and experiences in their pursuit of minerals.
The Westward Look Show is held every year at the beautiful Westward Look Resort, nestled in the foothills of the Catalina Mountains overlooking the City of Tucson. Every February, this charming desert town is transformed to become the home of the largest mineral and gem show in the world.
This year's Saturday Collector Day features the Rice Northwest Museum of Rocks and Minerals.
The Westward Look Show is held every year at the beautiful Westward Look Resort, nestled in the foothills of the Catalina Mountains overlooking the City of Tucson. Every February, this charming desert town is transformed to become the home of the largest mineral and gem show in the world.
This year's Saturday Collector Day features Peter Megaw's Minerals of Mexico collection.
The Sunday Evening Program is one of the best opportunities for people to learn, first-hand, some of the real-life stories and perspectives behind these incredible minerals. Each year, we assemble a special panel of seasoned experts to share their thoughts, stories and experiences in their pursuit of minerals.
This year's Saturday Collector Day features Aaron Celestian and Alyssa Morgan of the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles.
This year's Sunday Evening Program will feature our special guest, Patrick Dreher, and his presentation "Dreher Carvings - The 5-generation Dynasty from Idar-Oberstein"
The Westward Look Show is held every year at the beautiful Westward Look Resort, nestled in the foothills of the Catalina Mountains overlooking the City of Tucson. Every February, this charming desert town is transformed to become the home of the largest mineral and gem show in the world.
