Who Will Be Speaking At The Educational Tent - Continuing in the tradition, the education tent will yet again be a part of the Tennessee Honey Festival. Thus, allowing festival goers the opportunity to sit…
The Tennessee Honey Festival is buzzing over to Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park for this year's 2021 festival event, on Sunday, October 3rd. The festival has quickly outgrown its previously planned 2021 festival location. Due to capacity concerns, the event has been…
How does the Tennessee Honey Festival save Bees - The Tennessee Honey Festival was founded in 2017 by Erica Brister, CEO of U.S. Pest Protection. She has been a beacon…
Benefits of local raw honey- The Tennessee Honey Festival has had one mission above all else from its conception: To support the conservation and education of Honeybees. This remains true…
How to be a beekeeper in Tennessee - Beekeeping is a fun hobby. There are over 200,000 beekeepers in the United States. As the population for honeybee's declines, the number of beekeepers has increased. People…
2021 Spelling Bee Tennessee Honey Festival - This year the Tennessee Honey Festival is excited to announce our first ever Pollinator Themed Spelling Bee, sponsored by Cardinal Academy! A morning…
Interactive Bee Experience - We are excited to announce to the 2021 Tennesse Honey Festival, the return of the Williams Honey Farm Mobile-Bee-Yard Classroom. The genius behind this amazing contraption,…
Educational Fun - The Tennessee Honey Festival continues to grow year after year, but the mission remains the same: to raise awareness to the plight of the honeybee. Through education…
2021 Spelling Bee - The first annual Tennessee Honey Festival Spelling Bee, by Cardinal Academy, will be taking place this fall at the 2021 Tennessee Honey Festival event. The festival…