Tag: Philadelphia Guild
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Urban Beekeeping – Apiary Session – Cancelled
The 2026 Urban Beekeeping Intro Class apiary session, where participants should wear sensible shoes and casual attire. Bee suits will be provided. The session will focus on observing bee colonies during their peak growth, discussing swarm prevention and dynamics.
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Guild Monthly Meeting – Mark and Milan
This month’s event features three unique speakers discussing honey-related topics. Milan Williams and Tifanny Turrentine will explore the antimicrobial properties of local honey, while Mark Berman, an experienced beekeeper and board member, will reveal how honeybees communicate through sound and vibration. The meeting is at St. James School at 7pm.
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Video Recording of March Monthly Meeting
In March our Guest was Aladin Borioli. He discussed his work with Apian the Ministry of Bees. It was a fascinating talk that covered several aspects of his work.
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Made in Philadelphia Fall Market
PBG seeks volunteers and beekeepers for the Made in Philadelphia Fall Market at Dilworth Park from October 9–11, 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.
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Green Philly Eco Fair
The Green Philly Eco Fair is seeking volunteers and up to three beekeepers to sell honey. Volunteers earn Guild credit and must RSVP. The event is from 12pm to 4pm, featuring sustainable resources, live art, and a marketplace. It aims to promote environmental awareness during Earth Month at Cherry Street Pier.
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Made in Philadelphia Summer Market
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.
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Chestnut Hill Home and Garden Festival
Volunteer for the Chestnut Hill Home and Garden Festival, taking place from 11am to 5pm, where over 300 vendors will showcase diverse products. Beekeepers can sell honey and earn Guild credits. Participants can enjoy local crafts, live music, and food, making it a significant community event. Volunteers are urgently needed.
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Introduction to Honey Bee Microscopy
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.
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Urban Beekeeping – Apiary Session
The 2026 Urban Beekeeping Intro Class apiary session, where participants should wear sensible shoes and casual attire. Bee suits will be provided. The session will focus on observing bee colonies during peak nectar flow.
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Urban Beekeeping – Apiary Session
The 2026 Urban Beekeeping Intro Class apiary session, where participants should wear sensible shoes and casual attire. Bee suits will be provided. The session will focus on observing bee colonies during their peak growth, discussing swarm prevention and dynamics.