Picture This: A Natural Buzz at the West Virginia Honey Festival
By Douglass Huxley1 min read
Joy and Bob Spencer of Bearsville Bees help customers during the West Virginia Honey Festival at Parkersburg City Park Saturday. (Photo by Douglass Huxley)
Izzy Burke, 7, enjoys a ride down an inflatable slide Saturday during the West Virginia Honey Festival at Parkersburg City Park. (Photo by Douglass Huxley)
People gather in the Parkersburg City Park Pavilion to check out some of the products area beekeepers brought during the West Virginia Honey Festival Saturday. Some of the beekeepers on hand were Mountaineer Beekeepers, Mon County Beekeeper Association, Bearsville Bees, 304 Bee Co and Heavenly Honey Apiary. (Photo by Douglass Huxley)
People took a train ride on the Alexander Express Saturday during the West Virginia Honey Festival at Parkersburg City Park. (Photo by Douglass Huxley)
Food vendors offered festival-goers refreshments during the West Virginia Honey Festival at City Park Saturday at Parkersburg City Park. Options included hot dogs, frozen lemonade, nachos and pepperoni rolls. (Photo by Douglass Huxley)
Jordan and Shalayne Vandegrift of 304 Bee Co, out of Ravenswood, operate their stand Saturday during the West Virginia Honey Festival held at Parkersburg City Park. They offered wax melts, lip balm and jars of honey for sale to visitors. (Photo by Douglass Huxley)
Proceeds from the West Virginia Honey Festival held at Parkersburg City Park Saturday went to the Wood County Recreation Commission. (Photo by Douglass Huxley)
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Joy and Bob Spencer of Bearsville Bees help customers during the West Virginia Honey Festival at Parkersburg City Park Saturday. (Photo by Douglass Huxley)
Izzy Burke, 7, enjoys a ride down an inflatable slide Saturday during the West Virginia Honey Festival at Parkersburg City Park. (Photo by Douglass Huxley)
People gather in the Parkersburg City Park Pavilion to check out some of the products area beekeepers brought during the West Virginia Honey Festival Saturday. Some of the beekeepers on hand were Mountaineer Beekeepers, Mon County Beekeeper Association, Bearsville Bees, 304 Bee Co and Heavenly Honey Apiary. (Photo by Douglass Huxley)
People took a train ride on the Alexander Express Saturday during the West Virginia Honey Festival at Parkersburg City Park. (Photo by Douglass Huxley)
Food vendors offered festival-goers refreshments during the West Virginia Honey Festival at City Park Saturday at Parkersburg City Park. Options included hot dogs, frozen lemonade, nachos and pepperoni rolls. (Photo by Douglass Huxley)
Jordan and Shalayne Vandegrift of 304 Bee Co, out of Ravenswood, operate their stand Saturday during the West Virginia Honey Festival held at Parkersburg City Park. They offered wax melts, lip balm and jars of honey for sale to visitors. (Photo by Douglass Huxley)
Proceeds from the West Virginia Honey Festival held at Parkersburg City Park Saturday went to the Wood County Recreation Commission. (Photo by Douglass Huxley)