Shown here at The National Honey Show in 2022, this year Alex Hirtzel will be staging a full exhibition of her fascinating work in the Champagne bar, and giving a talk on the ideas, science and practical aspects on the Friday morning of the show. Alex’s...

We are inviting local Esher schools and youth groups to bring parties of children free of charge, to a special programme (see below) from 10am to 3pm on the Friday of the show, 25th October. The children will be introduced to the largest and most amazing...

Special Centenary Events at this year’s National Honey Show 2023 In addition to the usual bumper package of activities at this year’s show, we have centenary ‘specials’ for you to enjoy.  We will add to this list as further activities are finalised. Throughout...

A Reserve for our Native Honeybee  Introducing Andrew Abrahams, Lecturer at the 2023 National Honey Show Imagine that you have been tasked with creating and maintaining a Reserve for our native honeybee! Where would you...

We welcome junior bee enthusiasts to the show, and especially their contribution when entering the junior competitive classes. They don’t have to keep bees themselves to enter many of the junior classes (no entry fee) in the show. In addition to...

Available to download from the website www.honeyshow.co.uk early April 2023. Members of the National Honey Show will be able to collect their Schedule of Competitive Classes at the Spring Convention. The National Honey Show stand will be located in the...

The National Honey Show Youtube video release for March is lecture given by Jeff Pettis at the 2022 National Honey Show entitled “Apimondia, a long history and how to keep current”. This will be availble to view from the first Friday in the...

Come and visit The National Honey Show stand at the BBKA Spring Convention non profit exhibition area 21 and 22 April 2023. Members and others can collect printed copies of the 2023 Schedule of Classes from our stand, also...