2026 Honey Show Entry Form

Saturday November 14, 2025 at the Hope Hub in Blackwood

Join us in showcasing your finest honey and beekeeping creations at our annual Honey Show on November 14, 2025, at the Hope Hub in Blackwood.

Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a novice, there’s a place for you to shine. Prizes will be awarded, and all entries will be celebrated!

Programme

10.00 am – 11.45am Stage your exhibits.

12 noon Judging begins.

4.00 pm Presentations.

Best of Lanarkshire Honey Tasting – bring your honey along! Throughout the afternoon

5.30pm DINNER TBC

We invite you to participate in our upcoming Honey Show by entering your favorite categories! To streamline our organization process, we ask that you "purchase" a free ticket for each category you wish to enter. You will need to add one entry to your basket at a time however are able to "pay" for all your entries at once.

This system allows us to manage entries more efficiently and ensures a smooth experience for everyone involved. Feel free to enter as many categories as you like! Thank you for your cooperation, and we can’t wait to see your entries!

Description	2026 Honey Show
Date	16-10-2026
Availability	until 14-11-2026

Type	Price
Class 1: One Section (Floral or Heather) Ross Rounds or Traditional Wood	£0
Class 2: One Container of Cut Comb	£0
Class 3: One frame of Honey (suitable for extraction)	£0
Class 4: Two 454g (1lb) Jars of Light Honey	£0
Class 5: Two 454g (1lb) Jars of Medium Honey	£0
Class 6: Two 454g (1lb) Jars of Dark Honey	£0
Class 7: Two 454g (1lb) Jars of Set Honey	£0
Class 8: Two Jars of Chunk Honey	£0
Class 9: Two Jars of Honey suitable for sale	£0
Class 10: Six one-Ounce Blocks of Beeswax	£0
Class 11: One cake of beeswax, plain without any pattern, min 454g	£0
Class 12: One cake of beeswax, with pattern, min 454g	£0
Class 13: Three beeswax moulded candles (no colour allowed)	£0
Class 14: One photo, beekeeping theme, up to A4 mounted	£0
Class 15: One Honey cake, exhibitors own recipe, to be displayed	£0
Class 16: Six pieces of honey shortbread, made with recipe provided	£0
Class 17: One jar of honey lemon curd, exhibitors own recipe, to be displayed	£0
Class 18: One cocktail using honey, exhibitors own recipe to be provided	£0
Class 19: One bottle of mead	£0
Class 20: Two beeswax wraps, made with beeswax and cotton only	£0
Class 21: Two 454g (1lb) jars of clear honey	£0
Class 22: Two 454g (1lb) jars of heather honey	£0
Class 23: Two rolled decorated beeswax candles (no flammable decoration, colour allowed)	£0
Class 24: Two beeswax candles, made by any method other than by moulding (no colour allowed)	£0
Class 25: Six pieces of honey tablet, made with recipe provided	£0
Class 26: a handmade item of crafts in a bee theme	£0
Class 27: one limerick on a beekeeping theme, A4 hard copy	£0
Class 28: A model of a bee, made with fruit, vegetables, or a combination of both	£0
Class: 29 One painted pebble, beekeeping theme	£0
Class 30: One jar of honey	£0
Class 31: Two beeswax candles (rolled, colour allowed)	£0
Class 32: A handmade item of crafts, in a bee theme	£0
Class 33: One decorative display of hive products (min 6 up to max 12 item) not exceeding 60cms x 60cms, on exhibitor's own boar	£0

Lanarkshire Beekeepers

2026 Honey Show Entry Form