Honey Festival · Sep 17–18, 2032 · Zanesville, Ohio
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Dates: Friday, September 17, 2032 to Saturday, September 18, 2032 (2 days)
Venue: Zane's Landing Park, 312 Market St, Zanesville, Ohio
Type: Honey Festival
Zanesville — the 'Y-Bridge City' of Muskingum County on the Muskingum River, Ohio's largest navigable river, where the canal-era heritage, the celebrated pottery and ceramic arts tradition, and the rolling Appalachian foothill landscape combine with a honey-producing environment of exceptional character: black locust honey from the limestone ridge forests and the Muskingum River bluffs, basswood honey from the mature hardwood forests of the Muskingum Conservancy District lands, tulip poplar honey from the Appalachian transition zone forests above Zanesville, white clover honey from the improved pastureland of the Muskingum Valley farms, goldenrod honey from the hillside meadows and the reclaimed strip-mine grasslands, and pawpaw blossom honey from the wild pawpaw patches along the Muskingum River bottomlands — in a community celebrated for its Y-Bridge National Historic Landmark, its Rookwood and Roseville pottery heritage, its Muskingum River Parkway, and its position as the gateway to the stunning Appalachian Plateau landscape of eastern Ohio. This September festival at Zane's Landing Park celebrates Muskingum County's remarkable honey heritage through beekeepers from the Muskingum Valley, the Coshocton basin, and the Appalachian foothills, offering competitive honey shows, guided tastings of rare pawpaw blossom and tulip poplar varietals, educational programs on Appalachian apiary management, and workshops exploring the relationship between Ohio's pottery clay heritage and the wildflower meadows that have sustained local beekeeping communities for generations.
This listing does not state a price. Check ohiostatebeekeepers.org for tickets, registration and times.
Official page: ohiostatebeekeepers.org
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