Paducah Rivers Confluence Honey & Craft Heritage Festival 2031

Honey Festival · Sep 20–21, 2031 · Paducah, Kentucky

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Dates: Saturday, September 20, 2031 to Sunday, September 21, 2031 (2 days)
Venue: Paducah Riverfront, Water Street, Paducah, Kentucky
Type: Honey Festival

About this event

Paducah — the McCracken County city at the confluence of the Ohio, Tennessee, and Cumberland Rivers that UNESCO designated a Creative City of Craft and Folk Art — presides over a landscape where white clover, basswood, sweet clover, tulip poplar, and goldenrod honey flow from apiaries tended in the bottomland forests and lowland meadows along four converging river systems. This September festival on the Paducah Riverfront celebrates McCracken County's distinctive honey culture at the intersection of Appalachian, Delta, and Midwestern beekeeping traditions, featuring producers from across western Kentucky and the four-rivers region, hands-on fiber arts and quilt exhibitions reflecting Paducah's National Quilt Museum reputation, educational programs on how the Ohio River's rich bottomland forage diversity translates into the region's complex wildflower honey profiles, and guided walks along the Paducah floodwall murals depicting the city's riverside heritage.

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