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Bee Celebration Event

Embark on a buzzing journey at World Bee Day Hawaii, an annual event in May dedicated to honoring honey bees and pollinators. Join us for an unforgettable experience filled with honey tasting, local products from beekeepers, engaging art activities, insightful speakers, and valuable networking opportunities. Together, let's raise awareness about the crucial role of bees in sustainable food systems and advocate for environmental conservation.

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Event Venue

1st Floor

The first floor is where participants check in, visit with the Ohia Love non profit, purchase a honey based refreshment and make a bee hat.

2nd Floor Exhibition Booths

Participants will taste honey, meet beekeepers selling their wares, meet non-profits, make a free craft, talk with experienced beekeepers and participate in our line up of speakers. Visit our Exhibition Booths to explore a variety of bee-related products, educational materials, and interactive displays that showcase the wonders of these incredible pollinators.

Speaker Area

Connect with fellow bee enthusiasts and professionals in our vibrant Networking Area, designed to foster meaningful conversations and collaborations.

Refreshment Corner

Take a break at our Refreshment Corner, where you can enjoy delicious snacks and beverages while mingling with other attendees.  This year, we will have ulu chips with honey based sauces and ginger/lemon drinks.

Meet Our Speakers

Our lineup of expert speakers brings a wealth of knowledge about bees and community engagement in Hawaii.

Speaker 1

Expert Beekeeper

Speaker 2

Environmental Scientist

Speaker 3

Artist and Activist

Speaker 4

Community Leader

Support

A big thank you to all our sponsors for their generous support. Together, we can make a real difference in promoting bee conservation and sustainable practices.

Participant Reviews

Attending World Bee Day Hawaii was a transformative experience. I learned so much about the importance of bees and how we can all contribute to their conservation efforts.

Jane Doe

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