Honey Market · September 13–14, 2031 · Frederick, Maryland
Frederick — Maryland's second-largest city and a Civil War crossroads where the Battle of Monocacy helped save Washington, D.C. — sits at the foot of the Catoctin Mountains in the Monocacy River valley, where beekeepers harvest rich tulip poplar, black locust, basswood, apple blossom, and wildflower honey from apiaries set among the apple orchards and limestone farmland of Frederick County's fertile agricultural corridor. This September market on Carroll Creek Linear Park celebrates Frederick County's extraordinary agricultural heritage and the exceptional honey terroir produced at the meeting of the Piedmont and the Blue Ridge foothills, featuring artisan producers from across the Monocacy watershed, guided hikes into Catoctin Mountain Park's diverse forest wildflower habitats, farm-to-table honey pairing dinners reflecting Frederick's vibrant culinary scene, and educational programs on the historical role of pollinators in Maryland's apple orchard economy that stretches from colonial times to the present.
Type: Honey Market
Date: September 13–14, 2031
Location: Carroll Creek Linear Park, East Patrick Street, Frederick, Maryland
Official website: Frederick Monocacy Valley Honey & Catoctin Heritage Market 2031
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