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Catch the buzz: beekeeping, honey and hive poducts marketplace

March 21, 2013 by Louise Livingstone

Quinte Beekeepers Association invites everyone to "Catch the buzz", a beekeeping, honey and hive products marketplace, Monday, April 8, 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. Parkdale Community Centre, 119 Birch Street, Belleville. Head south of Belle Blvd on Sidney St., turn left on Maple St., then first right on Birch St.)

Whether you are an experienced beekeeper, a wanna beekeeper or you just like to shop, there is something for everyone. The marketplace includes beekeeping suppliers from this area. Find out what you need to become a beekeeper (yes, including the bees!).

Vendors will be showing wares specializing in products from the hive - honey, beeswax candles, skin creams, soaps, pollen, and more.

Learn about beekeeping, bees, and the environment at the Quinte Beekeepers Information Booth.  What can you do to encourage pollinators in your yard or on your property?  

Talk to an experienced  beekeeper to find out what it takes to become one. Taste different local honeys from the Quinte area at the Honey Tasting Table.  Think all honey tastes the same?  You'll be surprised at the varied flavours of our local honey! Beekeepers; this is the perfect opportunity to shop for your supplies for the upcoming season.

Enjoy a free honey baked treat with your tea or coffee. Admission is free! All are welcome. Participating vendors include: Dancing Bee Apiary (Beekeeping Supplies) Busy Bee Beekeeping Supplies, Doug Stevenson Beekeeping Supplies TweedleBee Candles, HoneycPie Hive and Herbals, Twin Sisters Hive & Honey Products, Harvest Hastings.

Event Date and Time: 
April 8, 2013 - 19:00 - 21:00

Location

Parkdale Community Centre
119 Birch Street
Belleville K8P 4J5
Canada
44° 10' 49.062" N, 77° 24' 21.3984" W

Know your farmer: Peter Mewett talking about bees

December 29, 2011 by Louise Livingstone

Local bee keeper Peter Mewett tells Grade Four students about bees at 2011 Agribition at the Hastings County Museum of Agricultural Heritage in October 2011.

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