Oct.
13


Natural stone, honed precision, human craft. That's our method. Join Scorpio Masonry for a live shop tour from raw block to finished façade!

What you'll see:

  • A tour of CNC saws that are used to cut stone slabs
  • Stone at every stage, from raw block to finished facade
  • Our technicians' hand-finishing work
  • A brick showcase featuring colours, textures, and patterns
  • Real projects that started as ambitious designs

Schedule:

1:00pm Welcome

1:10pm Shop tour and fabrication demo

2:00pm Brick showcase and project stories

2:30pm Q&A and networking


Before you come:

  • Wear closed-toe shoes (this is a working shop)
  • Safety gear provided
  • About 2 hours of standing and walking
  • Parking and/or transportation provided

Scorpio Stone

20203 113 Avenue NW
Edmonton, AB, T5S 2W1


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