Long Island Mineral and Geology Society

09/03/2026

One of our talented members, Ellen Weiner, has an exhibition of her art called Metafloric. One of her pieces, "Substance", is a pictoral essay on geologic time!

The exhibition is from September 12th to October 10th at the, Andy Tarshis Fine Art Gallery, 48 W. Main Street, Riverhead, NY.

https://eastendarts.org/metafloric/

There is a reception where you can talk to the artist on September 12th 4p-7p.

Get free tickets here:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/opening-of-metafloric-an-art-exhibition-of-bill-albertini-and-ellen-wiener-tickets-1997177164662

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07/31/2026

For those wondering what was going on with the Ace of Diamonds Mine.

https://www.facebook.com/share/1CnUorDdBd/

Send a message to learn more

07/30/2026

Loving rocks is the only requirement for joining the Society. No age minimums. No educational requirements.

If you want to join fill out an application here:

https://share.google/o8BTtdO7m0qsJeie8

Or show up at a meeting. We typically meet at the Jamesport Community Center. Check the Calendar for dates.

https://limineralandgeology.com/LiMags/Calendar_of_Events.html

07/27/2026

A HUGE THANK YOU TO ALL OF THE MEMBERS, VENDORS, AND ATTENDEES WHO MADE THE 2026 SHOW A SUCCESS!
SEE YOU IN 2027!

07/26/2026

This is just some of the Geodes we cracked at yesterday's show.

Come get yours today!

The show opens at 10 am.

04/21/2026

Hi all!

The Nassau Mineral Club is selling off some of their equipment.

Take a look and see if there is anything you might want!

https://www.facebook.com/share/18aA5jM2i3/

The Nassau Mineral Club was founded 70 years ago by Sperry Corporation employees who preferred rocks over circuit boards! We welcome all—experts or beginners. Join us, Rockhounds, and let's earn our “Rock Star” status together!

03/17/2026

Who wants to go meteorite hunting?

When a meteor hits the ground it becomes a meteorite.

KABOOM! Did you hear it? Around 9 a.m. EDT on St. Patrick’s Day, March 17, 2026, residents of Ohio and Pennsylvania began flooding the 911 line with reports of an “earthquake like” explosion. The National Weather Service out of Pittsburgh was quick to report: