Oldham County Beekeepers Association
Saving Bees by Educating Beekeepers
We are a friendly beekeeping group located in Oldham County, Kentucky. We educate and support local beekeepers through in-person and online education, community involvement, and sales opportunities. We welcome anyone interested in bees and encourage you to come join the fun.

Upcoming Events
From the Hive: Upcoming Beekeeping Events
April Business Meeting 2026
Join us for our monthly business meeting where we talk about the direction and happenings in our club. We welcome anyone but only members get a vote on club activities. The Zoom link is sent upon request. Contact us if you would like more information!May General Meeting 2026
Join us for our May General Meeting as we have Emily Mueller speak to us about medicinal uses with products from the hive. She will be joining us via Zoom so you can tune in from home but we will also meet at the Firehouse to have a watch party. A swarm catch from an apple tree in 2013 was the beginning of Emily Mueller's beekeeping career. Over the last eleven years, she has taught hundreds of beekeepers all over the world. Her focus is on educating children at local schools, educational centers and holds private home-school classes for local students. Mueller Honey Bee Rescue has helped rescue hundreds of swarms and remove many colonies from structures and buildings. If we teach you something about bees then we are doing our job!May Business Meeting 2026
Join us for our monthly business meeting where we talk about the direction and happenings in our club. We welcome anyone but only members get a vote on club activities. The Zoom link is sent upon request. Contact us if you would like more information!Learn Beekeeping in Kentucky
- We provide education opportunities for new and experienced beekeepers.
- In-person meetings with a variety of interesting topics taught by experienced club members and guest speakers.
- Continued support with both a private (members only) and public Facebook groups.
- Stay connected with opportunities for further education.
Beekeepers’ Calendar
Current Month: March
- This is the month that things begin to happen, with many possibilities.
- Depending on the weather:
- Good conditions: new food sources are appearing daily:
- Stimulates a dramatic increase in colony population.
- Large number of adult bees are emerging daily.
- Rapidly
- Good conditions: new food sources are appearing daily:
Latest Articles & News
From the Hive: Recent Beekeeping Stories



