festival highlights.

Experience diverse honey varieties.

A unique fusion of mead and wine, offering gourmet experiences that celebrate local flavours and craftsmanship.

Cooking demonstrations and pop-up stalls will feature local honey and provide traditional cooking techniques for attendees.

Embark on guided tours focusing on bee conservation, offering immersive experiences in natural habitats and behind-the-scenes.

Engage in education workshops on local flora, enhancing awareness of biodiversity and ecological balance.

Activities like the bee photo and bee garden competition will bolster community involvement and creativity.

Community-friendly fun runs with bee-related themes or costumes.

Topic of interests includes: Sustainable Beekeeping, Native Bee Keeping: Species, Hives, and Habitats, Integrated Pest & Disease Management etc.

Topic of interests includes: Building Bee Corridors in the Southern Forests, Regenerating Pollinator Habitat in a Changing Climate, First Nations Knowledge: Bees in Indigenous Culture, Youth in Beekeeping: Getting the Next Generation Involved and more

Topic of interests includes: Pollination 101: How Bees Improve Crop Yields, Creating Bee-Friendly Farms: Hedgerows, Flowers & Watering Stations, Understanding Bee Behaviour for Better Orchard Management, Bees & Food Security: How Growers Can Support Pollinators etc.

Hot topics: Wax Crafting, Honey Tasting & Terroir: What Influences Flavour?, Value-Adding from the Hive: Mead, Propolis, Royal Jelly, Designing and Building Innovative Bee Hives, Marketing Bee Products Sustainably etc.

Discover: Build Your Own Bee Hotel (for Native Solitary Bees), Wax Foundation Rolling & Frame Assembly, Suit Up! Hive Inspections for First-Timers etc.