Join Robyn Underwood on August 8 for a hands-on exploration of bees and their pests, including varroa mites, small hive beetles, and wax moth larvae. Participants will use a dissecting microscope to examine these creatures and learn about bee health. No prior experience is needed for this engaging session.
The Honey Jawn will host its third open extraction event for Guild members with supers. Attendees can extract honey for $10 or $5 per super. Event is on August 8 from 2-5 pm
Bee Sundays at Awbury are returning, offering a family-friendly experience to interact with bees. Participants can don bee suits and engage in educational activities, taste honey, and visit farm animals. It’s free, but donations are welcomed. Completing an Apiary Waiver Form in advance is recommended for quicker access.
Mite Bee Gone LLC is a local enterprise privately owned by Paul Niemczura that after 10 years of testing and development has registered a 100% natural Biopesticide for Varroa control that is easy to use and totally benign to your honeybees. Our secondary goal of sustainability is looking achievable as we meet the challenge of mass […]
Bee Sundays at Awbury are returning, offering a family-friendly experience to interact with bees. Participants can don bee suits and engage in educational activities, taste honey, and visit farm animals. It’s free, but donations are welcomed. Completing an Apiary Waiver Form in advance is recommended for quicker access.
Chit and Chat, Pipe and Quack, Buzz and Drone, whatever you want to do, do it with us at bee chat.
The Made In Philadelphia Summer Market seeks volunteers and beekeepers for its Labor Day Weekend event at Dilworth Park from September 4–6, 2026. The market features over 50 vendors and offers handcrafted goods and local food. Admission is free, and participants can earn Guild credits for volunteering.
Join the Guild and Wyck House on Sept. 12 for the 17th annual Honey Fest. Enjoy local honey, meet beekeepers, and bees, and see for yourself what all the buzz is about. Activities include THE BEE BEARD, live honey extraction, open hive talks, scads of vendors, and a children’s area. Experience this family-friendly celebration filled with art, music, and more!
Guild monthly meetings take place on the third Thursday of the month except in June when we have the Summer Solstice Picnic, September when we have Honey Fest, and December when we have the Winter Solstice Pot Luck. Since it’s September we’ll see you at Honey Fest! 🐝
Chit and Chat, Pipe and Quack, Buzz and Drone, whatever you want to do, do it with us at bee chat.
