ABOUT OPLC

A Tucson tradition built around rocks, creativity and community.

Old Pueblo Lapidary Club brings together people who share an interest in lapidary arts, jewelry making, minerals, geology and the natural world.

WELCOME TO OLD PUEBLO LAPIDARY CLUB

LEARN. CREATE.
CONNECT.

Old Pueblo Lapidary Club was organized in Tucson in 1970 to increase and share knowledge of the lapidary arts and related fields, including mineralogy, earth sciences, metalworking, creative design, enameling and engraving.

Today, the club welcomes beginners, hobbyists and experienced artisans alike with extensive club-owned facilities, shops and equipment, along with hands-on classes, open shop time, educational programs, meetings, field trips, a library and the club newsletter, Cutting Remarks.

OUR CLUBHOUSE
3118 N. Dale Ave. Tucson, AZ 85712
WHAT YOU'LL FIND AT OPLC

MORE THAN A CLUBHOUSE.

OPLC gives members opportunities to learn new skills, use specialized equipment, explore Arizona geology and connect with people who share the same interests.

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HANDS-ON LEARNING

Classes and instruction in lapidary arts, jewelry making and related techniques.

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CLUB FACILITIES

Club-owned shops, specialized equipment and scheduled open shop sessions for members.

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FIELD TRIPS & EVENTS

Field trips, educational programs, monthly meetings and special club activities throughout the year.

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COMMUNITY

A place for beginners, hobbyists and experienced artisans to learn, create and share their interests.

CLUB RESOURCE

OPLC CD

Access the Old Pueblo Lapidary Club CD and explore this downloadable club resource.

DOWNLOAD THE CD
OUR HISTORY

MORE THAN FIVE DECADES OF OPLC.

Old Pueblo Lapidary Club was organized in Tucson in 1970 with a purpose of increasing and sharing knowledge of the lapidary arts and related fields.

Over the years, the club has continued to bring together people interested in rocks, minerals, earth sciences, metalworking, jewelry making and creative design while providing opportunities to learn, create and share knowledge.

READ THE FULL CLUB HISTORY
ORGANIZED IN TUCSON 1970 A COMMUNITY BUILT AROUND
LEARNING & LAPIDARY ARTS
OUR AFFILIATIONS

PROUDLY AFFILIATED WITH

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ROCKY MOUNTAIN FEDERATION OF MINERALOGICAL SOCIETIES

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AMERICAN FEDERATION OF MINERALOGICAL SOCIETIES

JOIN THE COMMUNITY

THERE'S A PLACE
FOR YOU AT OPLC.

Whether you're discovering lapidary arts for the first time or you've been creating for years, become part of a community built around learning, creativity and a shared fascination with stone.

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Rocky the Old Pueblo Lapidary Club mascot