19th May 2024 | |
10am - 12noon | |
Lauriston Castle 2 Cramond Road South, Edinburgh West EH4 6AD |
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This is a free event | |
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Happy World Bee Day in recognition of some of the most important insects on our planet.
Short Bee Talk around 30mins at 10am, 10.40am and 11.20am - Meet at the Beehives just beyond wrought iron gates facing the sea.
Make a painted tile in the Castle Courtyard just past Mimi’s café from 10am – 11am
Plant some bee-loving seeds in the Castle Courtyard just past Mimi’s café to take home at 11.30am.
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