Honey Market · Sep 19–20, 2032 · Lewisburg, Pennsylvania
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Dates: Sunday, September 19, 2032 to Monday, September 20, 2032 (2 days)
Venue: Hufnagle Park, 121 N Water St, Lewisburg, Pennsylvania
Type: Honey Market
Lewisburg — the seat of Union County and home of Bucknell University in the heart of the Buffalo Valley, where the West Branch Susquehanna River and the limestone ridge landscape of central Pennsylvania create a honey-producing environment of remarkable diversity and quality: black locust honey from the ridge-top forests of White Deer Mountain and the Bald Eagle Mountain ridge, basswood honey from the mature hardwood cove forests of the Union County ridge and valley terrain, buckwheat honey from the specialty grain farms of the Buffalo Valley flatlands — one of Pennsylvania's last remaining buckwheat honey traditions, goldenrod honey from the hillside meadows and the cleared ridge tops, apple blossom honey from the Bear Run and the White Deer Creek watershed orchards, and wildflower honey from the diverse limestone barrens and shale barrens that give Union County its distinctive botanical character — in a community that anchors Bucknell University's academic life with historic downtown Lewisburg's Victorian architecture, the Union County Covered Bridge tradition with four historic spans, and the scenic Penns Creek wilderness canoe route. This September market at Hufnagle Park celebrates Union County's outstanding honey heritage through beekeepers from the Buffalo Valley, the White Deer Valley, and the Susquehanna River corridor, offering competitive honey shows featuring Pennsylvania's signature black locust, buckwheat, and basswood varietals, guided tastings, and educational programs connecting covered bridge country's agricultural heritage with its enduring beekeeping traditions.
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