On Saturday, December 13th, Vulcan's Texas 1604 Quarry opened its gates to neighbors for a landmark celebration, the first-ever “Christmas on the Rocks” community event!

The team welcomed more than 300 neighbors and community leaders for a day of fun, education, and celebration.

Event Highlights:

Polar Express Tours: Neighbors took a ride through the quarry.
Interactive Fun: Kids made snow globes with polished Briggs gravel and “Sandman” with 1604 sand.
Local Talent: Amazing performances by Nimitz MS dancers and Churchill HS Mariachi (shoutout to North East Educational Foundation!).
VIP Guests: We were honored to host State Rep. Marc LaHood and staff from Rep. Ray Lopez and Commissioner Moody’s offices.

Christmas on the Rocks also provided the opportunity for local elected offices to come and learn about our operations. We were honored to host State Representative Marc LaHood, as well as staff from State Representative Ray Lopez and Commissioner Moody’s office.

The event was made extra magical by having performances from dancers from Nimitz Middle School and Mariachi from Churchill High school – all made possible through our partnership with North East Educational Foundation.

Our first "Christmas on the Rocks” event was a massive success, setting the stage for a lasting holiday tradition.

Community Impact

Celebrating Christmas on the Rocks at Vulcan's Texas 1604 Quarry