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The latest news from the Stone Industry
Loyd Grossman is to present this year's Natural Stone Awards in London on 7 December. Book your seat now.
Europe's big annual international stone show in Verona, Italy, put more of an emphasis on its own stone industry this year.
The Geometric Wave Wine Bar in the Italian Stone Theatre at the Marmo+Mac stone exhibition in Verona this month (26-29 September).
Mark Stafford-Lovatt auctioning the carvings to conclude the Gloucester Stonecarving Festival on Bank Holiday Monday.
The Marble folk of Consorzio Marmisti of Valpantena are waiting to meet you at Marmo+Mac in Verona.
Gloucester Stone Carving Festival returns to Llanthony Secunda Priory August Bank Holiday weekend (25-27 August).
Judged winners at the end of the weekend’s work at York Minster are (left to right): Henrick Storksen, Adam Beaumont, Andrew Gomersall, Richard Bossons and Lewis Morrison.
See 70 top stoneworkers in action at York Minster Stone Carving Festival 17-19 August.
Hard Surfaces joins the Natural Stone Show at ExCeL London in 2019.
Asthall Manor, where 'on form' is now being staged, showing 384 stone sculptures from 40 artists. All the work is for sale.
Judging in progress during the Winchester Cathedral Stone Festival on 17 June. The judges were led by Andrew Bowles, Master of the Worshipful Company of Masons that provided prizes for first, second and third place works. The other judges were Adrian Munns, Administrator of the Cathedral Fellowship, John Crook, Winchester Cathedral Archaeologist, and Cannon Nick Fennemore, the Cathedral Chaplain.
Alex Wenham (left) and Mark McDonnell receiving the Town and Festival Star Prizes at the end of this year's European Stone Festival in Saverne, France.
Alex Wenham (left) and Mark McDonnell receiving their prizes at the European Stone Festival in Severne, France.
Two hours into the competition and the wall is starting to take shape. After seven hours it was finished, 1.2m high complete with coping.
Visitors admire the work of the stone carvers at the Wells Stone Carving Festival during the May Day bank holiday.