Honey Festival · Sep 24–25, 2032 · Enid, Oklahoma
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Dates: Friday, September 24, 2032 to Saturday, September 25, 2032 (2 days)
Venue: Government Springs Park, 701 S Independence Ave, Enid, Oklahoma
Type: Honey Festival
Enid — the seat of Garfield County and the hub of the Cherokee Strip region, where the 1893 Land Run opened one of the largest tracts of land in American history and where the Great Plains honey tradition thrives across one of Oklahoma's most productive agricultural landscapes: sweet clover honey from the Cherokee Strip dryland farm country surrounding Enid, alfalfa honey from the irrigated fields of Garfield County and the surrounding counties, native sunflower honey from the extensive sunflower crop acreages of north-central Oklahoma, prairie wildflower honey from the native grass remnants and the Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge, goldenrod honey from the upland meadows and the salt cedar edges of the Cimarron River, and native legume honey from the diverse wildflower communities of the Black Mesa-to-Cimarron grassland corridor — in a community that anchors the Cherokee Strip heritage with the Cherokee Strip Regional Heritage Center, celebrates its agricultural abundance at the Tri-State Fair, and serves as the commercial center for one of Oklahoma's most productive wheat and livestock regions. This September festival at Government Springs Park celebrates Garfield County's honey heritage through beekeepers from the Cherokee Strip, the Osage Prairies, and the Cross Timbers transition zone, offering competitive honey shows featuring Oklahoma's signature sweet clover and native wildflower varietals, guided tastings, educational programs on Great Plains apiary management, and workshops on the role of honey bees in Oklahoma's wheat and sunflower pollination economy.
This listing does not state a price. Check okbeekeepers.org for tickets, registration and times.
Official page: okbeekeepers.org
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