Thank you for your interest in participating as a vendor or sponsor at the GBA Fall Conference in Gainesville, Georgia this September. Hundreds of beekeepers will be in attendance and will be grateful for the opportunity to get to know your products.
Set up is Thursday, September 11 beginning at 1:00. While folks will be there for testing on the 11th, the conference proper starts Friday morning, September 12 and runs until Saturday afternoon at 5 on September 13.
If you have any questions about sponsorship or vendor participation, please contact Julia Mahood at President@gabeekeeping.com.
Experience the buzz at the 2025 Georgia Beekeepers Association Conference! This can't-miss event features an impressive lineup of experts who will share cutting-edge research and practical wisdom to elevate your beekeeping skills. Browse diverse vendor offerings, connect with fellow bee enthusiasts from across the region, and don't miss Friday's special dinner featuring Dr. Tsuruda's entertaining talk followed by awards and Master Beekeeper program testing results. Whether you're a seasoned apiarist or just beginning your journey with bees, this knowledge-packed conference promises to inspire, educate, and energize your beekeeping practice!
Conference Details:
Keynote Speakers:
Jon Zawiaskak Jennifer Tsuruda Jörg Mayer Krispn Given Geoff Williams
In an effort to simplify the registration process we now require online payment. If you have not paid within 15 minutes of registering online, your registration will automatically cancel. Please have your payment information ready before registering for this event.
Testing Program fees (fee includes lunch on Thursday):
Refund policy: If you cancel by September 4, you may receive a refund of your registration fee. No refunds will be issued after September 4
Friday, September 12 breakout sessions A and B:
Beeswax Ornament Making Workshop with Virginia Webb ~ Limited to 20 participants per session, $5 materials fee per person
Part of embracing beekeeping is learning to utilize the many products our bees provide: honey, pollen, propolis, and beeswax. Each of these products has unique benefits, and together, they enrich our lives. Beeswax, in particular, has a variety of uses dating back to ancient times.
This workshop focuses on creating beeswax ornaments created using molds. Each participant will take home their ornament made in the workshop.
Be advised that there is a $5 fee to attend and the seating is limited to 2 people per session.
Conference registration is required for this special session. Please be sure to complete conference registration first.
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