The Nest

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General Admission

Join us for The Secret Lives of Bees, a fascinating talk by Dr John Cannon from the Cleveland Bee Association, where you&rsquo;ll discover why bees are crucial to our planet&rsquo;s survival and what makes them so incredible. Learn how bees make honey, explore their remarkable world, and see them up close in an observational hive, all set within the beautiful historic Priory Gardens.This talk will be in an outdoor space. There will be some chairs available but please bring a camping chair if you have one you are also welcome to sit on the grass. Due to this being an outdoor event, there is a possibility of a late cancellation due to weather. In that circumstance, we will inform everybody by the mobile number given during booking.Children are welcome but must remain seated and quiet during the talks to avoid disturbing other attendees. If needed, please step outside with your child until they are settled. No dogs permitted (except assistance dogs).

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Join us for The Secret Lives of Bees, a fascinating talk by Dr John Cannon from the Cleveland Bee Association, where you’ll discover why bees are crucial to our planet’s survival and what makes them so incredible. Learn how bees make honey, explore their remarkable world, and see them up close in an observational hive, all set within the beautiful historic Priory Gardens.This talk will be in an outdoor space. There will be some chairs available but please bring a camping chair if you have one you are also welcome to sit on the grass. Due to this being an outdoor event, there is a possibility of a late cancellation due to weather. In that circumstance, we will inform everybody by the mobile number given during booking.Children are welcome but must remain seated and quiet during the talks to avoid disturbing other attendees. If needed, please step outside with your child until they are settled. No dogs permitted (except assistance dogs).

The Nest

The secret life of Honey bees

Priory Grounds

General Admission

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