2025 Hunter Park GardenHouse Workshop on Beginning Beekeeping

February 1, 2025 10:00AM - 12:00PM

Allen Neighborhood Center, 1611 East Kalamazoo Street Lansing, MI 48912

Contact: Ana Heck

 
Have you wondered if beekeeping is right for you? Have you considered keeping honey bees to produce your own, local honey? Honey bees are awe-inspiring, but keeping them healthy takes a lot of learning and hard work. Before you get started, find out what costs, time, and effort are required. In this workshop, you will see beekeeping tools and hive equipment. You’ll also learn how beekeepers manage colonies throughout the season and where they go for education, resources, and support.
 

This workshop is part of the 2025 Hunter Park GardenHouse Workshop Series collection.

The cost of the workshop is on a sliding scale from $0-$30.

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