Bee Curious!

Join the University's Ness Gardens to explore the wonders of bees, plants, and the natural world through hands-on activities.
About this Event

As part of our Lightbulb Summer celebrating curiosity, participants will discover how to identify bees, learn about the vital role of pollination, and explore both medicinal and poisonous plants. Through guided activities, children will be encouraged to slow down, observe carefully, and use all their senses to notice the details of the world around them.

Children can get creative by drawing bees, making bee necklaces, crafting fragrant lavender bags, bee rocks and creating their own nature notebook to inspire continued exploration at home.

With a focus on mindfulness, observation, and wonder, Bee Curious offers a welcoming space to connect with nature, develop their curiosity, and enjoy learning together.

Please note: there are no tickets for this drop-in session. By registering, you are simply expressing your interest in attending. Spaces are allocated on a first-come-first-served basis.