Dzień Pszczół: Exploring the World of Pollinators at Royal Łazienki Museum

This event, held on August 10, 2019, celebrated Bee Day with workshops and demonstrations for children and adults. It aimed to educate participants about pollinators, their biology, ecology, and significance in ecosystems and culture, featuring a beekeeper and educators.

The 'Dzień Pszczół' (Bee Day) event, which took place on August 10, 2019, at the Royal Łazienki Museum, focused on the crucial role of pollinators. The event offered workshops and demonstrations for both children and adults, highlighting the connection between pollinators and the food we consume. Participants had the opportunity to learn about the biology and ecology of beneficial insects, their importance in culture and art, and their vital function within the ecosystem. A professional beekeeper and nature educators provided insights into the history of beekeeping in Poland and discussed beekeeping practices in the context of protecting pollinator biodiversity. The event included a demonstration of a traditional skep (barć) and hands-on workshops where attendees could craft their own beeswax candles and examine pollinator structures under a microscope. Visitors could also engage their senses to explore unique bee products such as pollen, bee bread, propolis, wax, and honey.

The event took place on August 10, 2019. Details about specific ticketing or admission for this past event are not provided on the page beyond the stated date and time. Visitors were invited to participate in workshops and demonstrations organized on the museum grounds near Trou Madame.