Philadelphia Beekeepers Guild

10/13/2026

Open Extraction

The Honey Jawn will host its final open extraction event of 2026 for Guild members with supers. Attendees can extract honey for $10 or $5 per super. Event is on October 25th from 10am -5 pm...

The Honey Jawn will host its final open extraction event of 2026 for Guild members with supers. Attendees can extract honey for $10 or $5 per super. Event is on October 25th from 10am -5 pm

10/13/2026

Open Extraction

The Honey Jawn will host its final open extraction event of 2026 for Guild members with supers. Attendees can extract honey for $10 or $5 per super. Event is on October 25th from 10am -5 pm...

https://phillybeekeepers.org/ec_event/open-extraction-4/

09/05/2026

Visit the Guild at Dilworth Plaza (City Hall) today and tomorrow. Try honeys for free from all over the city from over a dozen beekeepers. And pet a bee too 🐝

09/04/2026

Highlights from day one of Made in Philadelphia philaholidays at Dilworth Plaza. We’ll be here two more days through Sunday, Sep. 6. Come on out and support your local Philly beekeepers and try local honeys 🍯 Lots of vendors and the weather is beautiful this weekend.

09/04/2026

Come to Honey Fest!

Honey Fest is Sept. 12 at Wyck House in Germantown! It starts at 10 am and goes to 4 pm MORE INFORMATION HERE!!!

https://phillybeekeepers.org/come-to-honey-fest/

08/31/2026

If this trailer’s rockin’, don’t be afraid of knockin’ - we’re just extracting some honey 🍯 The Philly Beekeepers Guild’s little baby is all grown up - from just a crazy notion to a full fledged fully licensed mobile honey extraction trailer with tattoos - HONEY JAWN IS READY FOR YOU! If you see this baby out on the road, take a picture and tag us

08/27/2026

Lambert Street Trap-Out Makes the American Bee Journal! 🐝

The Philadelphia Beekeepers Guild is excited to share that a story about one of Philadelphia’s more unusual bee rescues has been published in this month’s American Bee Journal.
The article, written by Guild board member and beekeeper Mark Berman of , tells the story of a colony that had taken up residence inside a sewer on Lambert Street and the 7-week long process of getting those bees out without simply destroying the colony.
It’s a story about urban beekeeping, problem-solving, a whole lot of bees, and the neighbors that came together to protect them.
📰 Check it out in this month’s American Bee Journal.
Don’t subscribe? You can read the story through the Philadelphia Beekeepers Guild website (link in bio) or on Mark’s blog at annabeeshoney.com.
🐝

08/27/2026

Video of August Monthly Meeting – Paul Niemczura and Mite Bee Gone

Recordings of Paul Niemczura discussing his newly developed and EPA approved varroa treatment called Mite Bee Gone and David Harrod discussing two recent grants that they Guild has received.

https://phillybeekeepers.org/video-of-august-monthly-meeting-paul-niemczura-and-mite-bee-gone/

08/27/2026

Amelia Mraz from Half Mad Honey – Guild Monthly Meeting – Third Thursday

Our November meeting will feature Amelia Mraz of Half Mad Honey. Details forthcoming. We meet at 7pm at St. James School. 🐝 Passcode is "guildmeet"

Our November meeting will feature Amelia Mraz of Half Mad Honey. Details forthcoming. We meet at 7pm at St. James School. 🐝 Passcode is “guildmeet”

08/27/2026

Guild Monthly Meeting – Third Thursday

Guild monthly meetings take place on the third Thursday of the month. We meet at 7pm at St. James School. 🐝

Our October Meeting will feature Anne Frey who is the head beekeeper at BetterBee. We will have a fabulous door prize for those who attend in person. Details to be supplied soon. We meet at 7pm at …