Journal of the Eastern Apicultural Society of North America, Inc. VOLUME 45, NUMBER 2 SUMMER 2018
Honey Bee Health Coalition EAS News and Updates A Look Ahead to Virginia LEARN ABOUT THE TOOLS AND SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS, LOOKING TO WHERE RESOURCES AVAILABLE ONLINE REMEMBRANCES AND MORE! IT ALL BEGAN!
What’s Inside THE EAS JOURNAL, SUMMER 2018
Welcome EAS Conference at Virginia From the Desk of the President...... 3 EAS Short Course and Conference Program...... 20 Honey Bee Health Coalition Master Beekeeper Schedule...... 30
Honey Bee Health Coalition Projects...... 4 Honoring Native Land with the Nansemond Indians .... 41 Children’s Program at EAS ...... 42 Honey Show Beekeeper Lead Yoga for Beekeepers at EAS ...... 42 Honey Show Summary and Updates ...... 6 EAS Sponsor Challenge ...... 42 Hampton Attractions...... 44 EAS News and Updates EAS Short Course and Conference Registration Form ..... 49 2018 EAS Student Awards...... 8 EAS 2019 ...... 56 Foundation for Honey Bee Research Awardee Report .... 10 Upcoming HAS and WAS Conferences ...... 57 EAS Mann Lake EAS Master Beekeeper Scholarship..... 14 EAS Board Meeting...... 14 EAS Business Apimondia 2019 Announcement...... 14 Proposed Bylaw Changes...... 58 Catch the Buzz ...... 15 EAS Executive Committee, Directors, and Contacts...... 60 Remembrances...... 16 State Director – The link between you as a member and the EAS...... 18
Chair of the Board President Secretary Erin MacGregor-Forbes (2019) Pam Fisher (2018) Carol Cottrill (2019) 188 Capisic Street P.O. Box 5206, 60 Rolling Hill Drive Portland, ME 04102 Chesapeake, VA 23324 Naples, ME 04055 207-772-3380 757-620-0945 207-693-9226 [email protected] [email protected] 207-441-1492 (cell) [email protected] Vice Chair of the Board Vice President Dr. Linda A. Mizer (2019) Buddy May (2019) Treasurer 1279 Spring St. Ext. 100 Birnam Court Jacky Hildreth (2019) Groton, NY 13073 Greenville, SC 29615 3 Summit Terrace 607-227-4449 864-297- 1922 North Yarmouth, ME 04097 [email protected] [email protected] 207.332.6742 [email protected]
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WORDS FROM THE PRESIDENT
June 4, 2018
Hello Fellow Beekeepers,
I hope you’ve made your hotel reservations for August 13-17, 2018 in Hampton, Virginia with plans to join us at this year’s EAS Short Course and Conference. Our team has been working hard to secure the most erudite and engaging speakers to further your beekeeping knowledge. But we’ve not neglected your entertainment either; we have at least one social activity scheduled each day to ensure that you and your family enjoy the week partaking in the historical, cultural, and recreational attractions Hampton has to offer.
Planning EAS 2018 has been a team effort that would not have happened without much collaboration. Special thanks go to Karla Eisen, Virginia’s EAS State Director and Program Chair for 2018. Working with Dr. Rick Fell, Virginia’s retired Extension Apiculturist, and Dr. Jennifer Tsuruda, Clemson University’s Apiculture Specialist, Karla has assembled a stellar lineup of over 70 speakers from the US, England, Ireland and New Zealand. It’s not often one has the opportunity to hear such a diverse group of speakers under one roof!
This year’s apiary will also be extremely diverse, including Top Bar Hives and Warre hives in addition to the traditional Langstroth hives. Make sure you pack your veil to learn the beekeeping hacks for managing these alternative hives firsthand.
We are very excited to accommodate all of our vendors in one room this year and are thrilled that so many vendors are retuning. Additionally, we have many vendors who are new to EAS joining us. From beekeeping supplies to books, to glittering glass jewelry, we’ll have much to offer in the vendor hall.
And don’t forget the Honey Show- you have to be in it to win it! Bring your best honey, beeswax, mead and more to the competition. You may go home with a silver tray in addition to bragging rights. Even if you don’t want to compete, bring up to three jars of honey for the Honey Exchange and go home with honey from somewhere else in the world.
EAS’s crown jewel, the Master Beekeeper Program, will once again be certifying beekeepers in the oldest and most prestigious certification program of its kind in the US. Begun by Dr. Roger Morse of Cornell University, the EAS Master Beekeeper Program certifies experts in the beekeeping industry. For those wishing to participate, sign up in advance and make sure to attend the preparatory sessions prior to testing.
Whew! That’s a lot going on in five days and you won’t want to miss a minute of it. Virginia beekeepers extend a hearty welcome to our fellow beekeepers from around the globe and invite you join us as we celebrate all things honey bee “Where it all Began” in North America. Hope to see you in August!
Sincerely,
Pam Fisher 2018 EAS President Virginia State Beekeepers Association Past President Chesapeake, Virginia 4 EAS JOURNAL 2018 HONEY BEE HEALTH COALITION
By Dewey Caron (WAS Representative) and Tammy Horn In our Hive Management Working Group we have created Potter (EAS representative) a set of resources for beekeepers to use to improve the health of their hives. These include:
WEBINAR ON AVAILABLE HIVE MANAGEMENT • Our Varroa Guide and varroa videos that RESOURCES demonstrate how to test and treat
Aired on April 16, Noon CDT • Powerpoint slides for bee clubs 866-315-1575 • A broader clearing house of information that direct https://www.uberconference.com/mmulica14 beekeepers around the web to well vetted info regarding beekeeping instructional videos, bee ONLINE TOOLS AND RESOURCES nutrition, other pests and diseases, and info on https://honeybeehealthcoalition.org/tools-and-resources/ pesticides and bees.
As you may know, the Honey Bee health Coalition We recognize that leaders of beekeeping, bee research was formed in June 2014 to collaboratively and bee health have the greatest ability to spread the implement solutions to support healthy honey ‘test and treat’ message as well as get the word out that bees. The Coalition all these free resources exist in one central place. includes beekeepers, crop producers, agribusinesses, food companies, NGOs, agencies and more working together as an agricultural community to improve bee health. Recognizing the multifactorial nature of bee health decline, we formed working groups for forage and nutrition, crop pest control, and hive management. We’re making progress in all of these areas.
HONEY SHOW 7 EAS 2018 HONEY SHOW
George H. Wilson III, EAS Honey Show Chairman registration. Just follow the link posted on the EAS 2018 Conference website, complete the information, and print For many beekeepers the highpoint of the season is out your completed entry form. You will be asked to exhibiting at the various honey shows that take place submit this form at the time you drop off your entry at around their area. The honey shows consist of a range Room 201-202 at the Convention Center. of different categories, or classes, with something Ben and Kim Carpenter of Ross Rounds have graciously to challenge all levels of beekeeping skill. There are agreed to sponsor a new award for 3 classes of Comb Honey. classes for beekeepers to show their skills at honey They include Class H5 -Three section boxes of comb honey, presentation in all its forms, in wax presentation, in Class H6 - Three circular sections of comb honey, and Class honey cookery, crafts, gadgets, mead and beer, and in H7 -Three packages of cut comb honey 4” square. The 1st photography. In fact, there are classes for almost any place winners in Class H5 and H7 will receive at Ross Rounds activity related to bees and the hive products. Gift Certificate for a Ross Rounds Kit (10 frame or 8 frame) We encourage every beekeeper to enter the EAS Honey which includes the custom super, Ross Rounds frames, rings Show. The discipline involved in preparing the exhibit for the frames, follower board and springs. The 1st place teaches a lot about the proper way to present our winner of Class H6 - Round Section will receive a $100 Ross honey and other hive products. There are many senior Rounds Gift Certificate and the 2nd place winner will receive a beekeepers in your association who are very happy to $50 Gift Certificate from Ross Rounds. assist with advice, and handy tips on the EAS website to see The location for this year’s Honey Show is spacious and what is required for successful exhibiting. centrally located. It is just off the open area, at the top A large amount of media coverage focuses on our Honey of the Convention Center escalators, in Room 201-202. Show. As craftsmen we owe it to our craft and organization The area will be graced by the EAS Permanent Portable (EAS) to make the most positive impression. If for some Displays, new fixtures, and video display equipment. reason, you are unable to attend, you are welcome to Photography Rules Changes for this year’s show will remain send your entry with one of your friends. When it comes the same as in previous years. The EAS Board of Directors to exhibitions, just remember, bigger is better! There will will address possible changes to the rules for next year at be 6 placing ribbons available for each class. At a show their next meeting at the EAS Conference. of this stature, even a 6th place ribbon is a noteworthy I look forward to seeing lots of ole’ pals and making many accomplishment. The thrill of being presented a Silver new ones. Just remember, The Honey Show is the place to Award, at the Thursday night dinner, is as good as it gets! be. For more on the honey show see the website here: The Honey Show schedule is posted on the EAS 2018 http://easternapiculture.org/conferences/eas-2018/2018- Conference website. To enhance your convenience and honey-show.html to avoid a long line at registration, for this year’s EAS Honey Show, we are happy to offer advance Honey Show
2018 Annual Honey Show Schedule Drop Off Show Entries Room 201-202 Tuesday 3:30 pm - 6:00 pm Drop Off Show Entries Room 201-202 Wednesday 8:00 am - 11:15 am Show Open Room 201-202 Thursday 11:00 am - 5:00 pm
Friday 8:00 am - 3:00 pm
Note that some entries will be auctioned off Thursday evening and will not be on display Friday Silver Awards Presentation Ballroom BC Thursday During Evening Dinner Post-Show Pickup of Entries Room 201-202 Friday 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm 8 EAS JOURNAL 2018 EAS NEWS AND UPDATES
2018 EAS Student Awards
Report summary by Dewey M. Caron Beekeepers who experience queen problems and associated decreases in productivity or colony loss now regularly use the time-consuming and costly approach of JAMES WITHROW preemptively replacing queens. Withrow is exploring the 2018 EAS STUDENT AWARD RECIPIENT potential for increased productivity by running multiqueen colonies. These colonies include multiple “cull-queens.” Imagine a honey bee colony with more than one queen. If one queen prematurely fails, the others continue Not just the familiar mother-daughter situation seen from performing to maintain the colony. He has been successful time to time after supercedure, but a condition in which in establishing stable, functioning polygynous colonies with multiple queens live together in one colony, harmoniously ten or more queens and plans to continue investigating and productively. James Withrow, the 2018 EAS Student the practical consequences of these unique colonies. Award winner, has been experimenting with this scenario as part of his doctoral dissertation at North Carolina State James’ nomination was supported by Dr. Dave Tarpy, University in Raleigh, NC. His studies could have significant NCSU and Dr. Olav Ruepell, UNC, Greensboro. He comes implications for how honey bees are managed. from an undergraduate background in liberal arts and developed his interest in the natural sciences after taking Withrow found that package queens are usually accepted graduate level courses in evolutionary ecology at NCSU. He at high rates once installed at their destination hives. For joined Dr. Tarpy’s lab in 2014. two years, he studied queen quality during production and delivery. His research ruled out quality problems at His dissertation work, as explained by Dr. Ruepell “… the breeder end by determining that breeders typically combines scientifically fundamental and important produce high quality queens. He also found no negative questions with a problem of practical relevance that affect on performance when queens were exposed to a could directly improve apicultural practices in innovative range of temperatures during transport. ways.” His advisor, Dr. Tarpy, described James as “keenly interested in the interface between evolution, ecology, During the colony build up phase within 6-8 weeks after behavior, and genetics” and made note of his “maturity, installation, however, Withrow found that the number of sense of presence, and infectious enthusiasm.” Dr. Tarpy queen problems, such as supersedure, escalates. This went on to emphasize the importance of James’ work by finding, from studies conducted with advisor Dr. Dave Tarpy saying it “may be among the most impactful projects in and collaborator Dr. Jeff Pettis, has led Withrow to continuing apiculture science in the last decade or more.” research on the problem of queen quality and queen interactions within colonies. His goal is to better understand James how honey bees can be managed to achieve “healthier, more Withrow will productive colonies, with fewer queen problems.” be speaking at the Withrow also has looked at emergency queen selection. 2018 EAS When a colony rears emergency queens, do nurse bees conference. select certain larvae over others? His initial studies say Be sure to yes and support the “rare ‘royal’ patriline” theory in which get a seat specific subfamilies within the colony are selected to to hear all become queens. His sampling of emergency queens about his yielded evidence of more subfamilies in the colony than fascinating expected, and by extension more drones involved in research. mating than previously thought. EAS NEWS AND UPDATES 9
ALISON MCAFEE Alison’s nomination was supported 2018 EAS STUDENT AWARD HONORABLE by Dr. Leonard Foster, UBC, and MENTION RECIPIENT Heather Higo, UBC, Field Manager, BeeOmics Project and Project Alison McAfee, the 2018 EAS Student Award Honorable Field Manager in Dr. Foster’s lab. Mention recipient, has also been researching a topic of Alison joined the lab in 2013. In great interest to beekeepers – that of hygienic behavior addition to research on hygienic in honey bees. Her doctoral work at the University of behavior-inducing compounds, British Columbia, Vancouver, BC in Genome Sciences she has been a lead contributor and Technology, has led her to explore whether this on projects to improve honey bee social immunity trait can be identified at the molecular genome annotation and to investigate the molecular level. The work provides a deeper understanding of the biology of the Varroa mite. Dr. Foster describes her honey bee’s behavior and has the potential to assist in as “brilliant, self-motivated, curious and incredibly future selective breeding practices. passionate about her work” and “keenly interested in Hygienic honey bees are able to detect, uncap, and the intersection of molecular biology and ecology.” remove dead/unhealthy brood from the hive, thereby Alison has received many awards and scholarships reducing pathogen and parasite transmission between including the recent Canadian Association of individuals. It is one way honey bees can naturally Professional Apiculturists Student Merit Award, an combat Varroa mites. The conventional method of honor that recognizes outstanding achievements selecting for hygienic behavior uses the freeze-killed in honey bee research and extension. She is also brood assay. McAfee found that the dying and dead passionate about science communication. Her writings brood release pheromones. Bees use their antennae to can be found in American Bee Journal and Bee Scene detect and respond to this pheromone cue. magazines and on her blog, “Honey Bee Hub.” McAfee identified two odors released by the brood upon death. The first grabs the attention of the worker bees by “co-opting” the larval food-begging pheromone. The second prompts the bees to remove the dying and decomposing brood. These two pheromones together induce hygienic behavior more consistently then when alone. Hygienic bees are much better at detecting and removing brood with these odors than non-hygienic bees.
McAfee explains, “Both molecules are binding partners for hygienic behavior-associated odorant binding proteins – two proteins that are used as biomarkers for selective breeding of hygienic behavior.” Her goal in her final year is to determine how the honey bee antennae are linked to hygienic behavior at the molecular level. 10 EAS JOURNAL 2018
Integrated pest management against varroa mites: is Stratiolaelaps scimitus a promising tool?
By: Sabrina Rondeau, Valérie Fournier and Pierre varroa mite densities when used to complement a Giovenazzo standard fall treatment; 2) compare the efficacy of Recipient of grant from EAS 2017 Foundation for Honey S. scimitus to that of oxalic acid as a complementary Bee Research treatment; and 3) document the persistence of the predatory mite in hives during winter. The fight against varroa mites: what a headache! And if we were to offer you a new 100% organic alternative? STRATIOLAELAPS SCIMITUS For several years now, some biocontrol suppliers have S. scimitus is a generalist predatory mite of the family been promoting a new “promising” agent to control Laelapidae that occurs naturally throughout the varroa mites. Indeed, the generalist predatory mite Northern Hemisphere [2]. It lives in the upper soil layer Stratiolaelaps scimitus (formerly Hypoaspis miles) is where it feeds on small insects, mites, nematodes and already commercially available to control various several other invertebrates [3]. Like other members of agricultural pests and gained the attention of some its family, the mite is one of the most aggressive soil beekeepers - in the United States, Europe and Canada predators, making it a highly used biocontrol agent for - who tested it in their colonies. However, although the greenhouse pest control (especially for sciarid flies and potential of the predatory mite to attack and consume thrips). Recently, S. scimitus also revealed to be effective free varroa mites has recently been demonstrated in for pest control in the pet industry. In fact, some studies laboratory tests [1], there is very little scientific data on have demonstrated the predation potential of the mite the actual effectiveness of the predator to control the towards the poultry red mite (Dermanyssus gallinae), an parasite in the hive. ectoparasite causing significant economic losses for the Our research project, carried out at the Université Laval egg industry [4]. In addition, the predator seems to have (Québec City, QC, Can) in collaboration with the Centre the potential to control parasitic mite infestations in de recherche en sciences animales de Deschambault lizards in captivity in just a few days [5]. (CRSAD), aimed to investigate the potential of the The predator is commercially available, usually in 1-liter predatory mite as a means of biological control against bottles containing about 25,000 mites mixed with a varroa mites. The basic study was mainly funded by the substrate of vermiculite and peat (sales price: about North American Pollinator Protection Campaign (NAPPC) $30.00 CAD / L). Honey Bee Health Improvement Project Grant and included the assessment of: 1) the risk of predation of bee brood by S. scimitus, 2) its predation potential upon SUMMARY OF METHODOLOGY AND RESULTS phoretic varroa mites (varroa parasitizing adult bees), The trials were conducted in an experimental and 3) the effectiveness of two predator introduction apiary of the CRSAD bee research facility located rates to control varroa populations in bee colonies in Deschambault (Quebec, Canada), on colonies of in September (in comparison with thymol). The grant equivalent strength, having sister queens of known provided by the EAS 2017 Foundation for Honey Bee descent and a similar varroa infestation level. The Research allowed us to investigate more thoroughly predatory mites were supplied by Applied Bio- the predator-prey interactions by assessing whether nomics Ltd. (British Columbia, Canada) in a mixture of the introduction of the predatory mite S. scimitus into vermiculite and peat in 1L bottles with mold mites as a the hives in November could effectively replace the food source. complementary oxalic acid treatment in the context of The experiment took place in fall 2017. All colonies integrated pest management against varroa mites. had been previously treated with THYMOVAR® More specifically, this part of our study aimed to: 1) for four weeks in September. There were seven evaluate the effectiveness ofS. scimitus in controlling colonies assigned to each treatment and arranged EAS NEWS AND UPDATES 11
in a completely randomized design. Mite drops from region of Quebec in November is very cool, which could colonies were monitored with sticky boards once explain the ineffectiveness ofS. scimitus during that a week for two weeks before to four weeks after period. Warmer temperatures could indeed promote treatment. These sticky boards also allowed us to the persistence and the effectiveness of the predator in observe any possible physical damage done to varroa the hive. Other factors such as the presence of pesticide mites by S. scimitus. residues could also be involved.
Colonies were treated on November 13 according to A factor of importance when considering the use of S. the following treatments: 1) untreated colonies (pre- scimitus in varroa control is its incompatibility with the autoclaved vermiculite), 2) predatory mites (�6,250 current principles of integrated control of varroasis that mites; 250 ml/colony – rate currently recommended recommend the occasional use of chemical acaricides by biocontrol suppliers), and 3) acaricide (oxalic when the level of infestation justifies it. In fact,S. scimitus acid dihydrate in sucrose solution). For the first two is a mite, just like the varroa, which makes it vulnerable treatment groups, the vermiculite and the medium to apicultural acaricides. Currently, even organic containing the predatory mites were added to colonies beekeeping requires the judicious use of acaricides, by pouring the substrate over the top bar of the brood such as organic acids or thymol. frames. For the third group, the oxalic acid was applied Of course, some avenues could still be explored following the standard trickling method procedures regarding, for example, the use of the predator according to label directions. earlier in the season or at higher doses. However, On November 23, colonies were moved to a building it would be surprising if the predator could reach a kept at 4± 1°C for indoor overwintering. On the level of effectiveness high enough to replace the use following spring (April 24, 2018), colony strength was of chemical acaricides. The reliability of treatment assessed (colony survival, colony weight, number of efficacy, despite the variable conditions found in the frames of bees) and we also investigated whether the hive (prey diversity available, temperature, humidity, predatory mite was still present in the hives. presence of acaricide residues, etc.), is also a factor to consider. Further work must also include assessments Prior to the treatment, the level of varroa infestation in of the predator’s ability to reproduce and maintain its colonies did not differ between the three tested groups population into the colony. Finally, as S. scimitus is highly (repeated measures ANOVA). However, our analyses polyphagous, assessing the predator’s ability to control revealed significantly higher numbers of fallen varroa other honey bee pests found on the hive floor, such as mites in the group treated with oxalic acid during all wax moths and small hive beetle larvae, should also be four weeks of the treatment period (repeated measures considered. ANOVA followed by contrasts). On the opposite, the varroa mite drop did not differ between untreated colonies and colonies treated with the predator at any REFERENCES time during treatment. [1] Rangel J, Ward L (in press) Evaluation of the All 21 colonies survived through the winter and the predatory mite Stratiolaelaps scimitus for the biological colony strength (number of frames of bees) did not control of the honey bee ectoparasitic mite Varroa differ between groups. NoS. scimitus individuals were destructor. J Apic Res. doi: 10.1080/00218839. 2018. found on sticky boards nor in the hive during our 1457864 evaluation in April, which suggests that the predatory [2] Walter DE, Campbell NJH (2003) Exotic vs endemic mite did not stay in bee hives during winter. biocontrol agents: would the real Stratiolaelaps miles (Berlese) (Acari : Mesostigmata : Laelapidae), please DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS stand up? Biol Control 26:253-269.
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[4] Lesna I, Sabelis MW, van Niekerk TGCM, Komdeur J Project partners: Centre de recherche en sciences animales (2012) Laboratory tests for controlling poultry red mites de Deschambault (CRSAD), North American Pollinator (Dermanyssus gallinae) with predatory mites in small Protection Campaign (NAPPC), Eastern Apicultural Society ‘laying hen’ cages. Exp Appl Acarol 58:371-383. (EAS), Rucher des basses terres, Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC), Fonds [5] Mendyk RW (2015) Preliminary Notes on the Use of de recherche du Québec - Nature et technologies (FRQNT), the Predatory Soil Mite Stratiolaelaps scimitus (Acari: Canadian Federation of University Women (CFUW). Laelapidae) as a Biological Control Agent for Acariasis in Lizards. Journal of Herpetological Medicine and Surgery 25:24-27.
FIGURES
Introduction of S. scimitus in a honey bee hive. Photo: Sabrina Rondeau, 2017
Varroa mite before and after 24h of confinement withS. scimitus in the lab. Signs of predation include missing legs and holes in cuticle (arrow). Photo: Sabrina Rondeau, 2016 EAS NEWS AND UPDATES 13 14 EAS JOURNAL 2018
Mann Lake Eastern Apicultural Society Master Beekeeper Scholarship
By Brenda Kiessling
Abigail Sennett, from Maine, has been chosen as the 2018 Mann Lake Scholar for EAS.
This is a youth scholarship with candidates from age 18-25 (30 if a veteran). The scholarship provides $1000 for the successful candidate to attend EAS. Travel is covered to $500, registration fees are waived, and the remaining $500 usually covers room, board, and the activities that these energetic young people want, such as field trips, banquets, etc.
We are fortunate this year to have such a qualified Note to EAS members: if you have a young person young person: she has been involved in bees ‘my working in bees with you, or know of such a person, whole life’. She is part of the family which owns “Swan’s consider encouraging them to apply for this scholarship Honey” commercial apiary in Maine. She works bees, for a very educational week at EAS. Information is on raises queens, developed a hive stand to ease the task the EAS website. of lifting hives, travels to Georgia in the winter to tend the family bees, teaches, and has attended state and national bee meetings.
EAS Summer Board Meeting
The EAS Board of Director’s meeting will be held on Sunday second term. Please send nominations from the State/ August 12, 2018 at 5 pm. If you are unable to attend you Provincial Association to the EAS Secretary before the may name a proxy by notifying the EAS Secretary before the first of August. meeting. • Connecticut • Indiana Reminder: • Louisiana • Maine • Maryland • New York The following Director terms expire August 2018. Those • Vermont • Canadian Maritimes who have served only one term can be nominated for a
Apimondia 2019 As many of you know, APIMONDIA is the International Federation of Beekeepers’ Associations. Its major objective is to facilitate the exchange of information and discussions by organizing Congresses and Symposia where beekeepers, scientists, honey-traders, agents for development, technicians and legislators meet to listen, discuss and learn from one another. morning until late evening, participants explore various Apimondia meetings are fabulous events that offer exhibits and learn about cutting edge research from all great opportunities to learn about all the aspects of parts of the world. the beekeeping world. During these meetings, from Learn more at apimondia2019.com. EAS NEWS AND UPDATES 15
Catch the Buzz Warm Colors Apiaries Awarded Local Hero Status in Greenfield MA
By Dewey Caron leaders and advocates in the beekeeping community,” according to CISA.
Greenfield Recorder (MA) Senior Writer Richie Davis, The apiary is established as “one of the best-known and who has reported on agricultural issues for over 40 most highly-respected beekeeping and honey producing years, will be honored as a CISA “Local Hero” along with operations in the area. Their honey, honeycomb, Bonita and Dan Conlon of Deerfield’s Warm Colors beeswax products, and more are sold out of the small Apiary, the agricultural organization announced Friday. farm store on their property in South Deerfield, and The awards, to “honor farms or individuals who directly to grocery stores, restaurants, and dining services exemplify CISA’s mission of strengthening farms including UMass Amherst and Mount Holyoke College.” and engaging the community to build the local Conlon himself manages about 1,000 hives — several food economy,” are scheduled to be presented at hundred of them on the South Deerfield apiary site, Thursday’s annual meeting at The Garden House at with others around the region to help provide farmers Look Park in Northampton. with pollination. As part of the business supplying bees “As we celebrate 25 years of supporting local farms and and equipment to beekeepers around the Northeast, building a resilient and diverse local food system, we he brings 1,000 packages of bees and starter kits from look forward to gathering with our members, supporters, Georgia to fill hives. He is also the President of the and partners. We will reflect on what has worked Russian Bee Breeders Association. over the last quarter-century, and the challenges and The Conlon’s also offer beekeeping classes, workshops opportunities ahead,” said Philip Korman, executive and lectures. And they advocate for the proper director of Community Involved in Sustaining Agriculture, breeding and care of bees, which are under serious in announcing the annual awards. threat, posing a great risk to the food supply. Davis, who created an energy and environmental reporting beat at the newspaper when he first arrived, has won numerous awards for his agricultural reporting, including two Associated Press New England awards for overall agricultural coverage, in 2010 and 2011.
Davis, who joined the Recorder Staff in 1976 after several stays as a guest on a Shelburne dairy farm, “has been reporting on Franklin County and the surrounding region for over 40 years,” wrote CISA, “but it’s not just longevity that makes him stand out: his deep care for local farmers and farms and his dedication to clear communication about complex issues are what make him a Local Hero.”
The Conlon’s started Warm Colors in 2000, and “have set a high bar for local honey production, educated countless new beekeepers, and emerged as 16 EAS JOURNAL 2018
Remembrances
MAINE BEEKEEPERS REMEMBERED: HAROLD AND HILDA SWAN
The beekeeping community in Maine lost two beloved beekeeping in the state. They will be remembered members this winter. Harold Swan, age 93, and his fondly by the many beekeepers and non-beekeepers wife, Hilda, age 89, passed away on January 28 and alike who knew them, as well as by those who passed March 15 of this year. To many in the state, Harold through their supply store and shared many a was known as the “Grandfather of Maine Beekeeping.” conversation with them about bees. His career spanned over 70 years and began at age nineteen when he first ordered a beehive from Sears Roebuck and Co. After serving in World War II, he and Harold Swan from the BDN obituary. his father, Reginald, started a beekeeping company http://obituaries.bangordailynews. and began pollinating blueberry fields. He was the com/obituary/harold- first to bring honey bee colonies to the blueberry swan-1924-2018-1021844842 barrens of Jasper Wyman and Son. His business eventually grew to over 2400 beehives and produced 200,000 pounds of honey a year. Harold and Hilda married in 1951 and side-by-side, they shared the Hilda Swan from the BDN obituary. work in all aspects of their beekeeping business. http://obituaries.bangordailynews. They were honored by the Maine State Beekeepers com/obituary/hilda- Association in 2015 with the Lifetime Achievement swan-1928-2018-1044610666 Award for their dedication and promotion of
PETER LINDTNER
By Debbie Delaney As I stood in this abandoned apiary a As I sit at my desk and think of Peter Lindtner I can hear small red car pulled in him say “Dr. Dee-lon-ee? Do you have five minutes?”. You and Peter got out and see Peter was from Czechoslovakia and he had his own started walking towards way of pronouncing things, and I feel lucky to have my own me. He rushed up unique Peter name! The loss of his physical person on this obviously protective of planet still feels unfair and suffocating. It seems like just the hives that remained, yesterday when I first met Peter in 2010. I was brand new and he was angry. He to the Department of Entomology and Wildlife Ecology at was angry and sad that the University of Delaware and was really in over my head. these colonies were left New colleagues, teaching and research responsibilities, with no care, and he and my very own teaching apiary to steward. This is where informed me that he was Peter enters my life. A small man in physical appearance, feeding them and proceeded to open up each one to but with twinkling eyes, and a passion for bees and flowers show me their meager state all the while becoming more that surpasses the giant ancient redwoods that he so and more incensed at their predicament. admired. Lucky for me the UD teaching apiary had a very From this moment on a friendship began that soon special godfather watching over them. Peter had taken on was followed by scientific research collaborations and the responsibility of caring for the few dwindling hives in lengthy talks about philosophy and the state of the the transition between Dr. Dewey Caron and myself. EAS NEWS AND UPDATES 17
world. If you are familiar with the Lorax by Dr. Seuss, of bee products or the atrocities he felt land managers then you will understand that Peter was the Lorax, or were committing against the soil, plants, and bees. spokesperson, for the flowers and the bees. During I am indebted to Peter for his fiercely tender our friendship I learned of his amazing journey; his first friendship. During times of trouble, problems in work Master’s degree in Czechoslovakia, his first authored life, the grief over the death of my mother, he was book on horticulture in 1965, his 35 year career at there as one of my biggest advocates and kindest, Hagley Museum caring for the E.I. DuPont gardens, his empathetic ears. He wrote letters on my behalf, gave second Master’s degree at the university of Delaware great hugs, and I now have a virtual Lindtner wine in 1981, and his numerous educational presentations collection in my office, not to mention the different to beekeepers, horticulturists, and gardeners. honeys, cough drops, and other homemade healing Once a week Peter would come to my office before elixirs he would gift me. he dedicatedly went to my lab to photograph pollen When I was asked to write an article about Peter, I was and share with me hundreds of the most beautiful a bit overwhelmed. I was afraid that a short article photographs of flowers that he had taken and would not embody the full complexity, uniqueness, developed. Each photograph had a post-it note on the and genuine exceptional human being Peter was. But back with the plant’s scientific name and the month I realized I could best honor his memory by sharing that it bloomed. Over the past 8 years he has donated with you how he touched my life. I am positive that all thousands of prints and slides of flowers and pollen who read this and knew Peter have similar stories and to my program. Without his knowledge, expertise and memories of Peter, and sample contributions he willingly volunteered I would like me, see Peter’s not have the bountiful pollen repository that exists at twinkling eyes in every the University of Delaware. Standing over my shoulder flower and remember with a proud smile he watched me look through the his smile whenever stacks of pictures. He would excitedly share details working a hive. about each one. He also would share with me various news articles that relayed either the medical benefits 18 EAS JOURNAL 2018
State Director – The link between you as a member and the EAS
By Linda Allen Mizer https://www.ahpanet.com
The American Honey Producers This article is intended to explain the relationship Association is formed to engage between you, as a beekeeper, and the Eastern in any activity which will promote Apicultural Society (EAS). Specifically, it will highlight the common interest and general the role EAS Directors provide as liaisons between the welfare of the honey producers membership of their state/province and the EAS. and for the beekeepers in the United States.
Taking a big step back, beekeeping in the United There are three Regional Apicultural Societies - States is represented nationally by two organizations the Eastern Apicultural Society (EAS), the Western – the American Beekeeping Federation (ABF) and the Apicultural Society (WAS) and the Heartland Apicultural American Honey Producers Association (AHPA). Society (HAS). The accompanying map shows the ABF: http://www.abfnet.org geographic coverage within the United States of each regional society. The EAS has membership in The ABF Mission Statement the provinces of Ontario, Quebec and the Maritime is “The American Beekeeping Provinces while the WAS represents the provinces of Federation (ABF) will act on behalf Alberta, British Columbia, Saskatchewan and the Yukon. of the beekeeping industry on issues affecting the interests Each of these regional societies serves its membership and the economic viability of the through local associations, listings of which may be various sectors of the industry”. found on their society homepages. An engaging summary of these Regional Associations is provided by
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Kim Flottum, Editor of Bee Culture magazine, and a Past of Directors. The powers of the Society are exercised Chairman of the Board for EAS: Learning About Bees by, or under the authority of the Board of Directors and Beekeeping – Three U.S. Regional Associations in which meets at least 2 times a year, with one being About Bees and in Mother Earth News in 2011. at the annual meeting held at the EAS Conference – Directors can participate and vote in person I, for example, live in Groton, NY and my affiliations are: or remotely. The annual meeting of the board is • Finger Lakes Bee Club (local club), essentially the same as a regular board meeting, • Empire State Honey Producers Association (NY State except that it shall be held prior to the General Association) Membership Business Meeting. This is done so as to • EAS (regional society), and allow issues of importance to the membership as a • American Beekeeping Federation (national society). whole to be presented to the general membership for consideration and vote.
It is a great idea to be a member of your local There is an executive board composed of 8 Officers of organization/club, your state association and your the Society: including a Chairman, a Vice-Chairman, a regional society for the communications they offer President, a Vice-President, a Secretary, a Treasurer, through their meetings, websites and journals. a President Emeritus, and a Chairman Emeritus. The You probably feel pretty connected to your local officers may include a Journal Editor, and such other club. You may even have attended state organization positions as the Board may determine by resolution. annual meetings and perhaps a regional society A listing of these officers, with contact information, meeting such as the EAS conference that is held may be found at the end of this journal and on the annually in late July or early August. This conference EAS website. is rotated between member states/provinces to So how might your Director interface with you and your provide access to as many as possible – in 2018 the bee club? A survey of how current Directors interface EAS Conference is in Hampton, Virginia, in 2019 it will with their constituency provided a variety of strategies: be in Greenville, South Carolina and in 2020 it will be Peggy McLaughin, Director for Maine, answered: held in Orono, Maine. “As a Director for Maine, I report EAS news on a But, you may ask, what is the monthly basis to the board of directors of our EAS and how I am I represented state beekeeping organization and send emails in the society? EAS was to our board members on an as needed basis founded in 1955 in Rhode with a request for them to share the information Island and has grown from an with their chapter clubs. This includes updates initial founding membership of on the annual conference planning, requests for Rhode Island, Connecticut and donations to the conference auction, donations Massachusetts to include every state and Canadian to support honey bee research, notifications of province that lies east of the Mississippi river as award and scholarship application deadlines, shown on the accompanying map. The Canadian and information about the Master Beekeeper Provinces include: Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, Certification program. The same information is Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island. included in our newsletter which is published six Each state or province has an elected representative, times a year. When the opportunity arises or when a Director, who sits on the Board of Directors - the asked, I present the same information to chapter governing board of EAS – and has one vote in person clubs around the state, at open hive sessions, and or by proxy on each issue brought before the Board during field days. I’ve displayed our EAS banner at for a vote. At the back of this journal you will find a field days and during our annual meeting. The last listing, contact information and duration of term for two years we have set up a table at our annual the Director of each member state/province. meeting to provide information about EAS to our The affairs of the Society are managed by the Board fellow members, encourage membership in EAS/ 20 EAS JOURNAL 2018
conference attendance, and answer questions hours through the course of a year just participating about the organization. I was assisted by a fellow in teleconference meetings. Typically, the Honey Bee EAS member and frequent conference attendee.” Health Coalition is working on documents such as news releases, Tools for Varroa Mite Management Debbie Seib, Indianna State Delegate, outlines the role Guide, Best Management Practices for Soybeans, as she sees it: etc., and so I often work 3-4 hours more each month “1. The State Delegate should attend and participate on materials. Then, there is a spring meeting or fall in the EAS Board Meetings meeting. I rarely can attend both meetings, but I do 2. The State Delegate should be the liaison between attend at least one. EAS and their state board of directors by: Then, I try to make all that effort “work” for EAS a. Attending state board meeting and sharing the members in general, KY EAS members specifically. I latest about EAS notify members via facebook and work with the EAS b. Writing articles for their state newsletter that webmaster to post items on the EAS website, write shares the information about EAS articles for the EAS Journal (collaborating with Dewey 3. The State Delegate should promote EAS programs Caron helps enormously and he can use the material and the annual conference by: for WAS too), and put EAS info in the newsletter I a. Getting the promotional material in the state create for Kentucky beekeepers called The Beelines.” newsletters, websites, and social media b. Encouraging the state to donate funds to Dorinda Priebe , EAS Director, New Hampshire explains: support EAS “I see that NH has needs to lay hold of the concept c. Bringing or sending an item from the state for of beekeepers in local clubs coming into community the raffle to raise funds for EAS as parts of a state bee club which is also a proud 4. Encourage state beekeepers to attend annual EAS member state of EAS. Making this my personal conference mission, to transform the culture of beekeepers in 5. The State Delegate should volunteer to serve on at proximity with one another, as we gain a better least one EAS committee” understanding of how we can work together to be our best and for the good of all of our bees. It has been Vincent Aloyo, Pennsylvania State Director, relates his my practice to attend as many state meetings and role as: workshops as possible, setting up a table of resources, providing a lap top with EAS powerpoints or video “I consider that I have 2 duties. Firstly, I bring EAS clips for participants to view. The EAS Banner goes up news to the state meeting. After each EAS meeting, I and I like to have copies of scholarship applications write a brief report on what I consider to be the main and conference registration forms. Each time I am points of the meeting. My report is published in our asked to speak on a beekeeping topic anywhere, state newsletter. Additionally, I encourage attendance introducing EAS is my joy, easily incorporated into at the upcoming EAS meeting at both our State who I am and the great privilege we have in EAS as a Meeting (usually in November) and the local clubs resource. This year we auctioned an EAS membership in my area. I also encourage students who take my at our spring auction. One club in the state has intro to beekeeping course to attend EAS. Secondly, formed a committee to explore how to send an I try to bring PA concerns and suggestions to the entourage to conference every year from now on, and director’s meeting.” how to fund it. We are making progress!” Tammy Potter serves as the EAS liaison to Honey These responses emphasize the role Director’s may Bee Health Coalition in addition to being Director of play in communicating between their respective state Kentucky. She writes: membership and the EAS, disseminating information “These (two roles) are interchangeable. The Honey from the EAS and bringing news, resources, concerns Bee Health Coalition meets on average 2 times a and issues to the EAS via the Board of Directors month, and I serve on 2 committees, occasionally meetings. A common theme in the Director responses three (Hive Management, Education and Outreach, was the recognized need to have EAS continue to and Forage and Nutrition). So, I serve at least 24 provide support for the Directors themselves to help EAS NEWS AND UPDATES 21 make the mission of EAS “Education and Conferences, Master Beeker Certification, and Honey Bee Research Grant” a reality.
The Directorship of a state/province is an elected position and in order to assure that the terms of the majority of the board of directors will not expire at once, the Directors’ terms for the states in the EAS region expire at staggered intervals. The listing of the Director positions in the back of the journal indicate the term of each Director. Currently there are positions that will expire August 2018 for the following states/provinces:
• Connecticut • Indiana • Louisiana • Maine • Maryland • New York • Vermont • Canadian Maritime Provinces
States without Directors at this point are:
• Mississippi • Ohio • Ontario • Wisconsin • Canadian Maritime Provinces
I would encourage EAS members to consider running for the Directorship of their State or Province. Directors are appointed by each state, province or the Master Beekeeper group. Appointments are for a four-year term beginning immediately after the election at the annual business meeting. Directors can serve two consecutive four-year terms. After completion of two four-year terms, a director must take a break of four years (one term). He or she may then serve two more consecutive terms. Applications for nominations (self or otherwise) may be made through your State/Provincial Association to the EAS Secretary.
The duties of a Director are clearly laid out in the EAS By-Laws (http://www.easternapiculture.org) and EAS Policy and Procedures. The implementation of these duties, however, may take many forms and reflect each individual’s unique approach with their State Associations and local bee clubs. Share your knowledge, experience and energy with your State and Regional Association! 22 EAS JOURNAL 2018
2018 EAS CONFERENCE IN HAMPTON, VIRGINIA 2018 EAS CONFERENCE: VIRGINIA - WHERE IT ALL BEGAN 23
EAS Conference and Short Course Program by Karla Eisen, Program Chair
EAS 2018 endeavors to provide a palpable Southern influence and a taste of international diversity in the program this year. The full short course and conference schedule is posted on the EAS website and in this journal. New this year a “TV Guide” version of the schedule (posted by day) is on the website and our new webmaster is in the process of linking all talks to speaker biographies and talk descriptions when they have been provided.
SHORT COURSES Oliver and two special guests from “over the pond” Michael Young, MBE and Celia Davis, NDB. The keynote The two-day EAS short courses precedes the main stage will also be graced by Virginia’s own Dr. Wyatt conference on Monday August 13th and 14th. Short Mangum who promises a rare and exciting historical talk course attendees can join a single session or stay in a complete with photos and display items of Beekeeping track for the entire day. At last count, the Short Course before Bee Space. Keynote speakers are scheduled includes at least ten EAS Master Beekeepers (including for afternoon workshop sessions. The Roger Morse the EAS Chairwoman), two that obtained Master awardee this year is Jon Zawislak, an EAS favorite Beekeeper Certifications from GA and Montana, several and Dr. Olav Rueppell, originally from Germany and State Apiarists and Bee Inspectors, and several PhD’s. It now at the University of North Carolina. A sample of is sure to go down in the EAS memory books! The short conference workshops include breeding queens for course consists of several tracks including a Beginner varroa resistance, beekeeping research at Virginia Tech track (organized by Karla Eisen and coordinated by Dr. (did you know that Dr. Rick Fell organized one of the Jenifer Tsuruda). The Intermediate track (coordinated by first master beekeeping exams for Roger Morse?), and Keith Tignor, the Virginia State Apiarist) features Virginia beekeeping internationally including stingless bees in Tech’s Extension Apiculturist Dr. James Wilson among the Amazon, the Manuka honey story in New Zealand, others. The beginner and intermediate tracks are and raising local queens in the UK. Other select offered on Monday and Tuesday. In addition, there are specialty workshops include ten years of keeping the several workshops in the apiary scheduled. White House bees with Charlie Brandts, issues in urban The Short Course also includes several specialty beekeeping, and teaching bees to children to name a thematic tracks. few. We are fortunate to have many stellar women in beekeeping with PhD’s giving workshops including Dr. Monday August 13 Jennifer Tsuruda of South Carolina, Dr. Kirstin Traynor, Dr. Debbie Delaney, Dr. Lilia DeGuzman and Dr. Maggie • Electronic Colony Monitoring (organized by Dr. Frank Covuillon. Sam Ramsey (now Dr.!) will do double duty Linton) as a speaker and entertainment at the Friday night • Bees as Business (organized by Freddy Proni) banquet, Kim Flottom makes a return appearance along with our friend Mike Palmer. Apiary sessions include Tuesday, August 14 finding queens, testing for hygienic behavior, testing for • Queen Rearing with members of the Russian Honey varroa, managing small hive beetle, and top bar hives. Bee Breeders Association (organized by Dan Conlon) It bears repeating that I have been humbled and • Excellence in Honey and Hive Products (organized honored to serve at the Program Chair for EAS. It is by Karla Eisen and George H. Wilson). a time when you learn once again who your friends CONFERENCE PROGRAM truly are and you find yourself cashing in nearly every card in your deck. I am profoundly grateful to all who The EAS 2018 conference is Wednesday August 15th- are participating in this educational endeavor. It’s a Friday August 17th. The mornings consist of Keynote labor of love, but I hear it is all worth it. I look forward speakers and the afternoons include six workshop to sharing a tremendous program with all of you later tracks plus apiary sessions. Keynote speakers are Dr. this summer. Jamie Ellis and Dr. Juliana Rangel, along with Randy 24 EAS JOURNAL 2018
EAS 2018 Lodging Options
EAS has partnered with five hotels in Hampton, Virginia, Please use the EAS links or mention EAS when making to offer several lodging options for the 2018 Short Course your reservation in order for EAS to obtain the economic and Conference at discounted rates. The Embassy Suites incentives offered by the City of Hampton. These credits Conference Hotel is adjacent to the Convention Center, reduce the cost of the venue and keep conference costs accessed by a short covered walkway connecting the two as affordable as possible for all EAS attendees. Thank buildings. The other partner hotels are all within a 3-mile you for your cooperation. radius of the convention center. There is also camping NEW This Year - Save Money with EAS 2018 Conference at the historic Fort Monroe site. Should you wish to boat Roommate Service. to Hampton, there is a public marina with slips for rent. More information, including maps and links to electronic If you looking for roommates or ride shares with other lodging registration, is available on the EAS website at conference attendees, you can use this new service to https://tinyurl.com/eashotels. connect and facilitate sharing. Sign up and search for EAS 2018 at https://conferenceshare.co
EMBASSY SUITES BY HILTON HAMPTON Hotel Amenities: HOTEL CONVENTION CENTER & SPA • Free parking • Coin Laundry (adjacent to Convention Center) • Complimentary Hot Breakfast • Fitness Room 1700 Coliseum Dr, Hampton, VA • Evening Manager’s Reception • Spa Botanica 23666 • Automated Teller (ATM) • Business Center 757- 827-8200 • Local Area Transportation • Swimming Pool
Two Doubles w/Sofa Bed or One Room Amenities: King w/Sofa Bed EAS rates until Wednesday, August 1, 2018: • Clock Radio • Flat Panel TV • Safe • Hairdryer Single - $115 nightly + tax • High Speed Internet Access • In-Suite Coffee Double - $115 nightly + tax • Iron/Ironing Board • Microwave Triple - $126 nightly + tax • Newspaper M-F (USA Today) • Mini Refrigerator Quad - $135 nightly + tax
All rooms are two-room suites features a living room with pull-out sofa bed and a separate bedroom. 2018 EAS CONFERENCE: VIRGINIA - WHERE IT ALL BEGAN 25
COURTYARD BY MARRIOTT Hotel Amenities:
(0.3 miles from Convention • Free Parking •Free WiFi Center) • Restaurant • Coin Laundry 1917 Coliseum Drive, Hampton, • Beauty Shop • Fitness Center VA 23666 • Swimming Pool 757-838-3300 Room Amenities: King w/Sofa Bed EAS rate: $104 nightly + tax until Thursday, July 12, • Alarm clock • Color TV 2018. Guests should identify themselves as part of the • Coffee maker • Wet bar Eastern Apicultural Society room block to receive the • Iron and ironing board • Hair dryer EAS discount rate. • Mini fridge • Microwave • Pull-out sofa bed
CROWNE PLAZA HAMPTON MARINA Hotel Amenities: (3.0 miles from Convention Center) • Free parking • Free WiFi 700 Settlers Landing Road, Hampton, • Restaurant • Swimming pool VA 23669 • Business center 757-727-9700
Two Doubles or One King w/Sofa Bed Room Amenities: EAS rate: $119 + tax until Sunday, July 22, 2018. Guests should identify themselves as part of the Eastern • Free WiFi and wired Internet access Apicultural Society and reference code E18 when • Flat-screen TV • Coffee/tea maker booking rooms to receive the EAS discount. • Hair dryer • Newspaper • Iron/ironing board
HAMPTON INN – HAMPTON/NEWPORT NEWS Hotel Amenities:
(2.7 miles from Convention • Free Parking • Fitness Room Center) • Complimentary Beverage Area • Coin Laundry 3101 Coliseum Dr, Hampton, • Complimentary Breakfast Area • Swimming Pool VA 23666 • Business Center 757- 838-1400
Queen Doubles Room Amenities: EAS rate: $99 nightly + tax until Thursday, July 12, 2018 • Alarm Clock Radio • Coffee Maker King w/NO Sofa Bed EAS rate: $109 nightly • Hairdryer • High Speed Internet + tax until Thursday, July 12, 2018 • Iron/Ironing Board • Microwave • Newspaper M-F (USA Today) • Mini Refrigerator Guests should indicate they are with the Eastern
Apiculture Society of North America to receive the EAS discount rate. 26 EAS JOURNAL 2018
HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS – HAMPTON Hotel Amenities: COLISEUM CENTRAL • Free Parking • Business Center (0.9 miles from Convention Center) • Swimming Pool • Fitness Center 1813 W Mercury Blvd, • Complimentary Breakfast Buffet Hampton, VA 23666 757- 838-8484 Room Amenities:
Two Doubles or One King w/ • Free High-speed Internet • Sofa Bed Sofa Bed • Iron/Ironing Board • Hair Dryer EAS rate: $86.50 nightly + tax until Friday, July 13, 2018. • Mini Refrigerator • Microwave • Coffee Maker • Flat-screen TV Guests should identify themselves as members of the • Complimentary Newspaper Eastern Apicultural Society when booking a room to receive the EAS discount.
THE COLONIES RV AND TRAVEL PARK campers, there are open, shaded and protected areas to choose from surrounding the RV area. (7.6 miles from Convention Center) 501 Fenwick Rd, Fort Monroe, VA 23651 Amenities: 757-722-2200 or 757-635-0471 • Private oceanfront beach • Eating area Thirteen RV spots named after the • Clubhouse stocked with supplies • Movie room thirteen original colonies. Each RV site has its own • Fully equipped kitchen • Showering area water, electricity and sewage hookup which supports • Game room • Exercise room both 30 and 50 amp connections. In addition there are 10 overflow spots with water and electricity. For tent
HAMPTON PUBLIC PIERS Dockage Rates:
(3.0 miles from Convention Center) $1.75 per foot, per night 710 Settlers Landing Road, Hampton, VA 23669 $1.50 per foot, per night (Boat US Members) 757-727-1276 Stay 3 nights; get 4th night free excluding electricity
Amenities:
• Shower facilities • Laundry on site • Outdoor pool, spa and fitness room at the neighboring Crowne Plaza Hampton Marina Hotel • Free Public Wi-Fi on the docks • Marina Office with internet access, telephone, and book exchange • Complimentary bicycles • Boaters Garden with pick your own veggies and herbs • Discounts on car rental from Enterprise Rent-A-Car 2018 EAS CONFERENCE: VIRGINIA - WHERE IT ALL BEGAN 27
EAS 2018 Meal Options
Meal options are slightly different at EAS this year Our Thursday and Friday evening meals are plated with no onsite cafeteria. Breakfast is on your own dinners catered by the Embassy Suites, who’s at your choice of lodging. We are offering boxed Executive Chef, Kyle Fowlkes, prepares his dishes lunches for $15 each at the convention center for you with the freshest seasonal ingredients. His award- to purchase with your registration. All boxed lunches winning cooking style is described as New American include a sandwich, choice of beverage, Granny Smith with Southern and Asian influences. Pair a local apple, potato chips and a freshly baked cookie. Both wine or mead with your evening meal and experience vegetarian and gluten-free options are available daily the rich tastes of the Chesapeake Bay area. Evening to accommodate special dietary restrictions. We will entrée choices feature local ingredients such as have a very limited number of extra lunches; if you seasonal vegetables, artisanal cheeses, fresh seafood wish to eat lunch on site, please indicate your lunch and Virginia ham. Vegetarian and gluten-free entrée selection when you register. choices are available for each dinner. Please make your dinner selection when you register as there will Dinner is also on your own Monday through be only a few extra evening meals for purchase after Wednesday which is a great opportunity to explore registration. the many restaurants in Hampton. Dining options in Hampton are almost endless with a restaurant to fit every budget. From chain restaurants, to lively pubs, to fine dining, Hampton has it all nearby. Mercury Blvd. To Grandview & Marinas Hampton Convention & Visitor Bureau • 1919 Commerce Drive, Suite 290 • Hampton, Virginia 23666 • (800) 487-8778 • (757) 722-1222 • www.VisitHampton.com . d R Hampton Visitor Center, 120 Old Hampton Lane, Hampton, Virginia 23669 • (800) 800-2202 • (757) 727-1102 • www.VisitHampton.com To e ro E Pembroke Ave Newport News/ k To York County c To Poquoson Williamsburg u N Armistead Ave B COLISEUM CENTRAL . DOWNTOWN HAMPTON Old
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64 Rd Ingalls E Greenwood Dr A D 14 Chesapeake Bay Tallwood Dr 13 Bernard FT.Rd MONROE W Lewis Rd E Sunset Rd 3 M 664 1 1 ary Peake Blvd Harris Ave B C W Weaver Rd Marina Rd V.A. Medical 12 Big Bethel Rd J Ivy Home Rd. Shore Rd Twin Oaks Dr Center COLISEUM CENTRAL 8. Buffalo Wild Wings* 29. IHOP 49. Professional BullRiding, Inc 13 3 Bernard FT.Rd MONROE COLISEUM CENTRAL W Lewis Rd W Queen St K. Mill Point Park ACCOMMODATIONS ATTRACTIONS 9. Buffet Star 30. Jason’s Deli (PBR Tapps)664 DOWNTOWN ACCOMMODATIONS 10. Marker 20 GOLF COURSES PHOEBUS ACCOMMODATIONS 7. 1 Scratch Bakery Harris Ave 1. Simply Panache Place 8. Skrimp Shack 1. Ambassador Inn & Suites A. Aberdeen Gardens 10. Candy Land Confections* 31. Jimmy John’s Subs* 50. Red Lobster 1. Crowne Plaza L. Miss Hampton II 11. Musasi Japanese Restaurant 1. The Woodlands Golf Course V.A. Medical W Weaver Rd 11. Chick Fil-A (2 Locations) Hampton Marina Hotel Harbor Cruises 12 2. Best Western Coliseum Inn Historic Museum 32. Juan’s Mexican Café 51. Rita’s ItalianW Queen Ice St J Ivy Home Rd. 12. Old Hampton Center 9. Sly Clyde Ciderworks B. Air Power Park 12. Chili’s Bar & Grill & Cantina* 52. Smashburger* 2. Magnolia House Bed M. Ocean Eagle Charters PHOEBUS ATTRACTIONS 10. STUFT Restaurant 3. Candlewood Suites Seafood Kitchen MARINAS COLISEUM C. Bass CENTRAL Pro Shops Outdoor World COLISEUM13. Chipotle* CENTRAL 8. Buffalo33. Wild Krispy Wings* Kreme 29. IHOP 53. Sonic 49. Professional BullRiding,& Breakfast Inc A. The American Theatre 11. Victoria Station 4. Country Inn & Suites W Queen St DOWNTOWNN. St. ACCOMMODATIONS John’s Church K. Mill Point13. Stillwater Park Tavern 10. Marker 20 GOLF COURSES PHOEBUS ACCOMMODATIONS 7. Scratch Bakery ACCOMMODATIONSD. Bluebird Gap Farm ATTRACTIONS14. CiCi’s Pizza 9. Buffet34. Star La Parilla Mexican Grille30. Jason’s54. Deli Soya Sushi Bar (PBR Tapps) 1. Bluewater Marina FORT MONROE ATTRACTIONS 5. Courtyard by Marriott 15. Cinema Café 10. Candy Land Confections* DOWNTOWN ATTRACTIONS1. Crowne O. Plaza Virginia Air & Space CenterL. Miss Hampton14. Surf RiderII Restaurant 11. Musasi Japanese Restaurant 1. Simply Panache SMALL VENUESPlace 8. Skrimp Shack 1. AmbassadorE. Boo Inn Williams & Suites SportsplexA. Aberdeen Gardens 35. Long Horn Steak House31. Jimmy 55.John’s Starbucks Subs* 50. Red Lobster 2. Downtown Public Pier 1. The Woodlands GolfB. Course Casemate Museum 6. Days Inn Hampton Historic16. Museum Cold Stone Creamery 11. Chick Fil-A (2 Locations) 32. Juan’s Mexican Café 51. Rita’s ItalianWA. Queen IceHampton St Visitor Center Hampton Marina Hotel Harbor15. Cruises Taphouse Grill 12. Old Hampton 2. The Hampton 9. Sly Clyde Ciderworks 2. Best WesternF. Hampton Coliseum Coliseum Inn 36. Love in a Cup Frozen Yogurt Bar 56. Steak ‘n Shake & Hampton History Museum D DOWNTOWN DINING 3. Sunset Boating Center C. Engineer Wharf Fishing Pier PHOEBUS ATTRACTIONS 7. Embassy Suites B. Air Power17. Park Comfort Zone 12. Chili’s Bar & Grill & Cantina* 52. Smashburger* 2. Magnolia House Bed M. Ocean Eagle Charters 3. Commanding General’s10. STUFT Restaurant 3. CandlewoodG. Hampton Suites Roads 37. Mission BBQ* 57. Subway B. Booker T. Washington 16. The Vanguard Seafood4. CustomsKitchen House Marina MARINAS D. Oozlefinch Craft Brewery 8. Extended Stay America C. Bass Pro ShopsRestaurant Outdoor & WorldLounge 13. Chipotle* 33. Krispy Kreme 53. Sonic & Breakfast1. The Barking Dog A. The AmericanResidence Theatre & Gardens 11. Victoria Station 4. Country InnConvention & Suites Center 38. Moe’s Southwest Grill 58. Sushi King* Memorial N. St. John’s17. VentureChurch Kitchen and Bar13. Stillwater Tavern E. Outlook Beach 9. Hampton Inn D. Bluebird18. Gap Cookout Farm 14. CiCi’s Pizza 34. La Parilla Mexican Grille 54. Soya Sushi Bar 2. Brown Chicken Brown Cow 1. Bluewater Marina FORT MONROEat Fort ATTRACTIONS Monroe 5. CourtyardH. byPeninsula Marriott Town Center 15. Cinema39. Café Monsoon* 59. Sweet Teas* DOWNTOWN ATTRACTIONS O. Virginia Air & Space Center 14. Surf Rider Restaurant SMALL VENUES E. Boo Williams19. Cracker Sportsplex Barrel 35. Long Horn Steak House 55. Starbucks C. Charles H. Taylor Arts Center 2. Downtown Public PierF. Paradise Ocean Club 10. Hilton Garden Inn Briar eld Rd 40. Mooyah Burgers & Fries 60. Teavanna* A. Hampton 3. Visitor Bull Island Center Brewery SMALL VENUES B. Casemate Museum 6. Days Inn Hampton COLISEUM CENTRAL DININGF. Hampton20. Coliseum Cyrus Grille at Embassy16. Suites Cold Stone Creamery D. Darling Stadium 15. Taphouse Grill F FORT MONROE DINING 2. The Hampton 11. Holiday Inn Express 36. Love in 61.a Cup Tokyo Frozen Japanese Yogurt Bar Steakhouse56. Steak ‘n Shake & Hampton4. Goody’s History Museum D DOWNTOWN1. The DINING Historic Post Office P PARKING GARAGES 3. Sunset Boating Center C. Engineer Wharf Fishing Pier 7. Embassy1. Suites Andrea’s Pizza Shop 21. Denny’s 17. Comfort41. Zone My Pi* 16. The Vanguard P PHOEBUS DINING 12. The Chamberlin 3. Commanding General’s 12. In Town Suites Extended Stay G. Hampton Roads 37. Mission62. BBQ* Tropical Smoothie 57. Subway E. Emancipation Oak B. Booker T. Washington 4. Customs House Marina D. Oozlefinch Craft Brewery 8. Extended2. Stay Applebee’s America 22. El Azteca Restaurant42. Olive & Lounge Garden 5. Glazed Doughnuts 1. The Barking Dog 1. El Diablo Loco Residence & Gardens 13. Quality Inn Convention Center 38. Moe’s Southwest Grill 58. Sushi King*F. The Hampton Carousel Memorial 17. Venture Kitchen and Bar 13. The Deadrise 9. Hampton Inn 23. Firehouse Subs 18. Cookout43. Outback Steakhouse* 63. Waffle House 6. Grey Goose 2. Brown Chicken Brown Cow 2. Fuller’s Restaurant & BarE. Outlook Beach 3. Avenue Blue Piano & WineH. Bar*Peninsula Town Center 39. Monsoon* 59. Sweet Teas* 14. Paradise Raw Bar & Grill at Fort Monroe 14. Red Roof Inn 24. First Watch* 19. Cracker44. Barrel Panda Express* 64. Williams O’Delicious G. Hampton City Hall C. Charles7. H. Hampton Taylor Arts Seafood Center 3. Mama Rosa’s F. Paradise Ocean Club 10. Hilton Garden4. Bar Louie*Inn Briar eld Rd 40. Mooyah Burgers & Fries 60. Teavanna* 3. Bull Island Brewery SMALL VENUES MARINAS FORT MONROE DINING 15. Relax Inn COLISEUM25. FiveCENTRAL Guys DINING Burgers* 20. Cyrus Grille45. Panera at Embassy Bread Suites 65. Wing Bistro H. Hampton Maritime CenterD. Darling StadiumMarket Restaurant P 4. Mango Mangeaux Simply F 11. Holiday5. Inn Baskin Express Robbins 41. My Pi* 61. Tokyo Japanese Steakhouse 4. Goody’s 1. The Historic Post Office PARKING GARAGES P PHOEBUS DINING 16. Springhill Suites 6. The Bistro at Courtyard1. Andrea’s26. Pizza The GreeneShop Turtle* 21. Denny’s46. Park Lane Tavern* 66. Zaxby’s I. Hampton University E. Emancipation8. La Bodega Oak Panache Bistro 1. Old Point Comfort Marina12. The Chamberlin 12. In Town Suites Extended Stay 42. Olive Garden 62. Tropical Smoothie 5. Glazed Doughnuts 1. El Diablo Loco 17. Suburban Extended Stay 7. Boston Market 2. Applebee’s27. Golden Corral 22. El Azteca47. Peninsula Movie Bistro* Museum 5. Olde Towne Tavern CAMPGROUNDS 13. The Deadrise 13. Quality Inn 43. Outback Steakhouse* 63. Waffle House F. The Hampton9. Latitude Carousel 37, 2. Fuller’s Restaurant & Bar 3. Avenue28. Blue Hooters Piano & Wine Bar* 23. Firehouse48. SubsPho 79 J. Little England Chapel Oyster Alley & Regatta 6.Grill Grey Goose 6. The Point at Phoebus 1. The Colonies RV Park 14. Paradise Raw Bar & Grill 14. Red Roof Inn 24. First Watch* 44. Panda Express* 64. Williams O’Delicious G. Hampton City Hall 7. Hampton Seafood 3. Mama Rosa’s 4. Bar Louie* MARINAS 15. Relax Inn 5. Baskin* Please Robbins See Peninsula Town Center25. Five Inset Guys Burgers* 45. Panera Bread 65. Wing Bistro H. Hampton Maritime Center Market Restaurant 4. Mango Mangeaux Simply 16. Springhill Suites 6. The Bistro at Courtyard 26. The Greene Turtle* 46. Park Lane Tavern* 66. Zaxby’s I. Hampton University 8. La Bodega Panache Bistro 1. Old Point Comfort Marina 17. Suburban Extended Stay 7. Boston Market 27. Golden Corral 47. Peninsula Movie Bistro* Museum 9. Latitude 37, 5. Olde Towne Tavern CAMPGROUNDS 28. Hooters 48. Pho 79 J. Little England Chapel Oyster Alley & Regatta Grill 6. The Point at Phoebus 1. The Colonies RV Park * Please See Peninsula Town Center Inset
Use this listing as a companion to the Restaurants, Accommodations & Points of Interest Map Numbers indicate map locations for Coliseum Central, Downtown & Phoebus
Coliseum Central Restaurant Address Phone # Hours Website Map #
Andrea's Pizza Shop 1114-B W. Mercury Blvd 757-827-8600 M-Sa: 10A-10P; Closed Su andreaspizzashophampton.com 1
Applebee’s 2159 Coliseum Dr 757-838-8460 Su-Th: 11A-12A; F-Sa: til 1A applebees.com 2 Avenue Blue Piano & Wine Bar 2330 McMenamin St 757-838-8533 Tu-Th: 4P-12A; F-Sat: 11A-2A; Closed: Su & M avenuebluepianobar.com 3
Bar Louie Hampton 3550 Von Schilling Dr 757-951-1080 M: 11A-12A; Tu-F: 11A-2A; Sa-Su: 10A-2A barlouieamerica.com 4* Baskins Robbins 2040 Coliseum Drive 757-690-8533 Daily: 11A-10P baskinrobbins.com 5 The BISTRO - Courtyard by Marriott 1917 Coliseum Dr 757-838-3300 M-F: 6A-930A; Sa-Su: 7A-1030A Daily Dinner: 5P-10P marriott.com/courtyard-hotels 6 Boo Williams Sportsplex Concessions 5 Armistead Pointe Pkwy 757-637-7300 During Event Hours Boowilliamssportsplex.com E Boston Market 2034 Coliseum Dr 757-838-0300 Daily: 11A-10P bostonmarket.com 7 Bowman’s Soul N the Wall 1899 Armistead Ave 757-826-7685 Su-W: 11A-9P; Th: 11A-11P; F-Sa: 11A to 12A Facebook: Bowman’s Soul N the Wall Buffalo Wild Wings 4201 Kilgore Ave 757-826-4809 M-Th: 11A-12A; F-Sa: 11A-1A; Su: 11A-12A buffalowildwings.com 8* Buffet Star-Mongolian Grill & Sushi 2302 W. Mercury Blvd 757-827-8888 Daily: 11A-10P Facebook: Buffet Star 9 Chick Fil-A 2140 Coliseum Dr 757-826-1277 M-Sa: 6:30A-10P; Closed Su chick-fil-a.com 11
Chick Fil-A 110 Market Place Dr 757-838-3208 M-Sa: 6:30A-10P; Closed Su chick-fil-a.com 11
Chili's Bar & Grill 1066 W. Mercury Blvd 757-825-0348 Su-Th: 11A-11P; F-Sa: 11A- 12A chilis.com 12
Chipotle Mexican Grill 3510 Von Schilling Dr 757-826-7890 Daily: 11A-10P chipotle.com 13* CiCi’s Pizza 2065 W. Mercury Blvd 757-825-2644 Daily: 11A-10P cicispizza.com 14 Cinema Café (movie theater/dining) 1044 Von Schilling Dr 757-523-7469 Daily-Call For Show Times cinemacafe.com 15 Cold Stone Creamery 1986 Power Plant Pkwy 757-826-2190 Daily: 11A-10P coldstonecreamery.com 16 Comfort Zone Restaurant and Lounge 2163 Cunningham Dr 757-838-1802 Su: 11A-12A; Mon: Closed; Tu & W: 11A-11P; Th: 11A-12A; F-Sa: 11A- comfortzoneva.com 17 2am Cook Out (Drive Thru / Take Out) 1025 W. Mercury Blvd 757-827-6369 Daily: 11A until Late Night www.cookout.com 18 Cracker Barrel 106 Market Place Dr 757-262-2046 Su-Th: 6A-10P; F-Sa: 6A-11P crackerbarrel.com 19 Cyprus Grille - Embassy Suites 1700 Coliseum Dr 757-213-8532 Daily: 11A-2P; 5P-10P embassysuiteshampton.com 20 Denny's 1040 W. Mercury Blvd 757-826-4537 Daily 24 hours dennys.com 21 El Azteca 2040 Coliseum Dr 757-838-4063 M-Th: 11A-10P; F: 11A- 11P Sa: 12-10P; Su: 12-9P elaztecamr.net 22 Firehouse Subs 2040 Coliseum Drive 757-251-2684 Su-Th: 10:30A-9P; F-Sa:10:30A-10P firehousesubs.com 23 First Watch 2011 Von Schilling Drive 757-506-0335 Daily 7A-2:30P firstwatch.com 24* Five Guys Burgers 4210 E. Claiborne Sq 757-838-1141 M-Su: 11A-10P fiveguys.com 25* The Green Turtle Sports Bar and Grille 3610 Von Schilling Dr 757-838-3854 Su-We: 11A-12A; Th-Sa: 11A-1A thegreenturtle.com 26* Golden Corral 1123 W. Mercury Blvd 757-826-5510 M-Th: 930A-10P; F-Su: 7A-10P goldencorral.com 27 Hooters 1801 W. Mercury Blvd 757-827-3010 M-Th: 11A-12A; F-Sa:11A-1A; Su: 12P-11P hooters.com 28 IHOP 1002 W. Mercury Blvd 757-838-9350 Daily: 24 hours ihop.com 29 Jason's Deli 39 Coliseum Crossing 757-825-1501 Daily: 10A-10P jasonsdeli.com 30 Jimmy John's Subs 4611 Claiborne Sq 757-224-5222 M-Sun: 10:30A-10P jimmyjohns.com 31* Juan’s Mexican Café and Cantina 2423 McMenamin Street 757-826-8157 M-Th: 11A-10P; F-Sa: 11A-11P; Su: 11A-9P juanscafeandcantina.com 32* JuicEBar – Juices Smoothies Wraps 3150 Allainby Way 757-750=3750 NOW OPEN: M-Sa: 9A-9P; Su: 10A-8P Facebook: JuiceBar-PTC Krispy Kreme 3400 W. Mercury Blvd 757-826-6111 Daily: 6A-11P krispykreme.com 33 LaParrilla Mexican Grill 2100 Power Plant Pkwy 757-825-0007 M-Th: 11A-10P; F-11A-11P; Sa: 11:30A-11P; Su: 11A-9P Facebook: LaParrilla PowerPlant 34 Little Caesars Pizza 2328 W. Mercury Blvd 757-838-0600 Su-Th: 10:30A-10:30P; F-Sa: 10:30A-11P littlecaesars.com LongHorn Steakhouse 108 Market Place Dr 757-896-1100 Su-Th: 11A-10P; F-Sa: 11A-11P longhornsteakhouse.com 35 Love In A Cup Frozen Yogurt Bar 92 Coliseum Crossing 757-838-LOVE M-Th: 1130A-830P; F-Sa: 1130A-930P; Su: 12N-8P Loveinacup.com 36 Mission BBQ 2035 Von Schilling Drive 757-847-5506 M-Th: 11A-9P; F-Sa: 11A-10P; Su: 1130A-8P www.mission-bbq.com 37* Moe’s Southwest Grill 113 Coliseum Crossing 757-838-6637 Daily 10A-10P moes.com 38 Mooyah 36 Coliseum Crossing 757-224-4822 Daily: 11A-10P mooyah.com 40 Monsoon Eclectic Modern Indian 2150 Allainby Way 757-224-1633 LUNCH Sa-Su: 12N-3P; M-F: 11A-2:30P monsoonva.com 39* DINNER Su-Th: 5P-10P; Fri: 5P-10:30P; Sa: 12N-10:30P My Pi 4311 E. Claiborne Sq 757-750-1776 M-Sa: 10A-9P; Su: 10A-7P mypipizza.com 41* Olive Garden 1049 W. Mercury Blvd 757-825-8874 Su- Th: 11A-10P; F-Sa: 11A-11P olivegarden.com 42 Outback Steakhouse 1700 W. Mercury Blvd 757-838-3570 M-Th: 11-10P; F-Sa: 11A-11P; Su: 11A-9P outbacksteakhouse.com 43* Panda Express 2031 Coliseum Dr 757-825-3207 M-Sa: 10A-10P; Su: 11A-8P Pandaexpress.com 44* Panera Bread 2170 Coliseum Dr Ste. H 757-825-2670 M-Sa: 6A-930P; Sun: 7A-9P panerabread.com 45 Park Lane Tavern 4200 Kilgore Ave 757-838-2748 M-Th: 11A-12A; F-Sa: 11A-2A; Sun: 10A-11P parklanetavern.com 46* Peninsula Movie Bistro 4401 E. Claiborne Sq 757-325-8896 Daily–Call For Show Times phoenixtheatres.com 47* (movie theater/bowling/dining) Pho 79 2040 Coliseum Dr, Ste A5 757-905-7979 Su-Th: 11A-9P; F-Sa: 11A-10P eatpho79.com 48 Red Lobster 1046 W. Mercury Blvd 757-838-6062 Su-Th: 11A-10P; Fri-Sat: 11A-11P redlobster.com 50 Rita’s Italian Ice 2328A W. Mercury Blvd 757-827-2846 Su-Th: 12N-8P; F-Sa: 12N-9P ritasfranchises.com/HamptonVA 51 Smashburger 2027 Von Schilling Drive 757-827-7128 Su-Th: 1030A-9P; F-Sa: 1030A-10P www.smashburger.com 52* Sonic 2001 W. Mercury Blvd 757-262-0985 Daily: 24 hours sonicdrivein.com 53 Soya Sushi Bar and Grill 2113 Coliseum Dr 757-896-8807 M-F: 11:30A-9P; Sat 12P-9P; Closed Sunday 54 Starbucks 108 Coliseum Crossing 757-838-6977 M-F: 5A-10P; Sa-Su: 530A-10P starbucks.com 55 Steak ‘n Shake 2136 W. Mercury Blvd 757-224-7941 Open Daily – 24 Hours steaknshake.com 56 Subway 2065 W. Mercury Blvd 757-825-1771 M-F: 7A-10P; Sa: 8A-10P; Su: 9A-9P subway.com Subway – Coliseum Crossing 91 Coliseum Drive 757-826-7227 M-F: 7A-11P, Sa: 8A-11P; Su: 9A-10P subway.com 57 Sushi King 5101 Kilgore Ave 757-788-7080 M-F: 11A-930P; Sa: 12N-11P; Su: 12P-10P sushikingusa.com 58* Sweet Teas 3110 Allainby Way 757-262-0740 M-Th:11A-9P; F-Sa:11A-11P; Su: 12P-7P Sweetteascuisine.com 59* Tapps by PBR 1976 Power Plant Pkwy 757-827-8100 Tapps W-Th: 11A-12A; F: 11A-2A; Sa: 6P-2A; Closed: Su-Tu tappsvirginia.com 49 PBR W: 6P-12A; F: 4P-2A; Sa: 6P-2A; Closed Su, M, Tu & Th Teavana 1481 Merchant Ln 757-826-3841 Daily: 10A-9P teavanna.com 60* Tommy’s Restaurant 3406 W. Mercury Blvd 757-825-1644 Daily: 6A-3P CASH ONLY
Tokyo Japanese Steakhouse 2026 Coliseum Dr 757-826-2300 M-Th: 4P-10P; F-Sa: 4P-11P; Su: 12P-9P tokyojapanesesteakhouse.com 61 Tropical Smoothie 106 Coliseum Crossing 757-896-2270 Daily: 7A-9P tropicalsmoothie.com 62 Waffle House 1811 W. Mercury Blvd 757-825-1107 Daily: 24 hours wafflehouse.com 63 Williams O’Delicious 1814 Todds Lane – Ste E 757-262-1013 Tu-Sa: 930A-6P; Closed Sun-M Facebook: Williams O’delicious 64 Wing Bistro Chicken & Waffles 2274 Executive Dr 757-826-9464 M-Th: 11A-11P; F-Sa: 11A-12A; Su: 11A-10p Brunch Sa-Su: 11A-3P wingbistro.net 65 Happy Hour M-F: 5P-8P Dinner Table (Items Not On Menu) W: 5P-11P Zaxby’s 2201 Todds Lane 757-915-6925 Daily 1030A-10P; Drive Thru til 11P zaxbys.com 66 * Located in Peninsula Town Center 32
SUNDAY August 12th Registration Open 4:00 pm-7:00 pm EAS JOURNAL2018
EAS SHORT COURSE MONDAY August 13, 2018 (Subject to Changes) 6:00– 7:00 Yoga for Beekeepers (Pam Lavelle) in front of business center 1st floor convention center (bring a mat if you have one) 7:30-4:00 Registration (Main Lobby Convention Center 1st floor) Schedule may be subject to minor changes. ShortSUNDAY AugustCourse 12th Schedule:Registration Open Virginia 4:00 pm-7:0 - Where0 pm it all Began
MONDAY, AUGUST 13 Location Conf. Room AB 106-EAS107 SHORT COURSE108 MONDAY-109 August 13, 2018102- 103 APIARY Conf. Rm. D Electronic Colony Monitoring BEGINNER INTERMEDIATE ADVANCED APIARY (Subject toMaster Changes ) 6:00– 7:00 Yoga for Beekeepers(Frank Linton) (Pam Lavelle) in front(Jennifer of business Tsuruda center) 1Protectingst floor convention Bees & centerBEES (bring as BUSINESSa mat if you have one) Beekeeper 7:30-4:00 Registration (Main LobbyHoney Convention Center ( Fred1st floor)dy Proni ) (Keith Tignor) 8:30Location-9:25 Colony Monitoring:Conf. Room An AB Overview Getting106 Started-107 with Integrated108-109 Pest The Business102-103 of Bees APIARYSET UP Conf. Rm. D Frank Linton Kim Flottum Electronic Colony Monitoring BEGINNERBees ManagementINTERMEDIATE (IPM) ADVANCED APIARY Master Erin Forbes Dewey Caron (Frank Linton) (Jennifer Tsuruda) Protecting Bees & BEES as BUSINESS Beekeeper Hive monitoring for Hobbyists Honey (Freddy Proni) Rafael Cabrera (Keith Tignor) 8:30 -9:25 Colony Monitoring: An Overview Getting10 Startedmin transfer with time Integrated Pest The Business of Bees SET UP 9:35-10:30 DemonstrationsFrank &Linton Poster Sessions Bee BiologyBees Basics ProtectingManagement bees (IPM) from KimSetting Flottum Up a SET UP BillErin Hesbach Forbes DeweyPesticides: Caron Successful Serious CitizenHive monitoring Science with for Homemade Hobbyists Beekeeper Sideliner Honey & SolarRafael Hive Cabrera Scales Interventions Honey Product Andrew Wootton James Wilson 10 min transfer time Business Frank Licata Demonstrations & Poster Sessions 9:35-10:30 Bee Biology Basics Protecting beesnd from Setting Up a SET UP 10:30-11:00 30 Minute Break (BillUp perHesbach lobby convention Pesticides:center 2 floor) Successful Serious 11:00-12:00 CitizenHive Tracks: Science A Matter with Homemade of Record What do you see? StateBeekeeper Pollinator SidelinerAdvancing Honey & Lowering stress SolarJames Hive Wilkes Scales Reading Frames ProtectionInterventions Plans: HoneyTechnology Product for working the Andrew Wootton Landi Simone WhatJames Beekeepers Wilson IntegratedBusiness Precision colony Electronic Hive Monitoring: Need to Know Apiculture:Frank Licata Tools to Billy Davis Michelle Colopy 10:30-11:00 Sensor Synergy30 Minute Break (Upper lobby convention center 2nd floor) Manage Honey Bee Huw Evans Health & Finding Queens 11:00-12:00 Hive Tracks: A Matter of Record What do you see? State Pollinator Advancing Lowering stress Performance Friends & Co. James Wilkes Reading Frames Protection Plans: Technology for working the Dick Rogers Landi Simone What Beekeepers Integrated Precision colony Electronic Colony Monitoring Boxed Lunch (ticket required) in nd 12:00- 1:30 Electronic Hive Monitoring: Need to KnowUpper lobbyApiculture: convention Tools centerto 2 Billyfloor Davis Posters on View (Open to All) (Room 104- 105 available for seating) Sensor Synergy Michelle Colopy Manage Honey Bee Huw Evans Health & Finding Queens Performance Friends & Co. Dick Rogers 12:00- 1:30 Electronic Colony Monitoring Boxed Lunch (ticket required) in Upper lobby convention center 2nd floor Posters on View (Open to All) (Room 104- 105 available for seating)
Short Course Schedule: Virginia - Where it all Began Schedule may be subject to minor changes. MONDAY, AUGUST 13 (CONTIUED...) EAS SHORT COURSE MONDAY August 13, 2018 AFTERNOON (Subject to Changes) Location Conf. Room AB 106-107 108-109 102-103 APIARY Conf. Rm. D Theme Electronic Colony Monitoring BEGINNER INTERMEDIATE ADVANCED APIARY Master (Frank Linton) (Jennifer Tsuruda) Protecting Bees & BEES as BUSINESS Beekeeper Honey (Freddy Proni) (Keith Tignor) 1:30-2:25 EyesOnHives: Robots Measuring Feeding Bees Processing and From Passion to How is She Doing? MB Meet Health Ann Harmon Selling Honey: Food Profession: Strategies Colony Assessment & Greet Kelton Temby Safety & Labelling for the Stationary Bob Wellemeyer Pam Miles, VDACS Beekeeper Internet of Bees: Freddy Proni 2018 EASCONFERENCE:VIRGINIA-WHEREITALLBEGAN Bee Counting (IOBee) Huw Evans 10 min transfer time 2:35-3:30 Got brood? Keeping Bees in Pests and Diseases Selling your Honey: Sugar Shake Testing MB Rich Morris, Theo Hartmann Populated Areas: Keith Tignor Getting Started for Varroa Candidate Be a Good Phil Craft Lewis Cauble Q & A Spatial & Temporal Variations of Neighbor Session Hive Temperature Landi Simone Jeffrey Groff 3:30-4:00 30-minute Break (Upper lobby convention center 2nd floor) 4:00-5:00 The Genius Hive Mites, Monitoring, Field Watch: Open Forum Smoker Lighting MB Joseph Cazier and Miticides Improving Bees as Business Q&A Tips & Tricks Candidate Lewis Cauble Stewardship & Fred Proni, Kim Flottum Jim Fraser Q & A Continuous Beehive Weight & Communication & friends Session Temp. Data: Long term & Same Through the Use of Day Changes Mapping Systems William Meikle Bob Walters
6:30 St. George’s Brewing Company Tour 204 Challenger Way, Hampton, VA Tours start at 6:30 (Open to All) 7:00-9:00 MB Study Groups
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Short Course Schedule: Virginia - Where it all Began EAS JOURNAL2018 TUESDAY, AUGUST 14 EAS 2018 SHORT COURSE TUESDAY, August 14, 2018 (Subject to Changes) 6:00-7:00 Yoga for Beekeepers (Pam Lavelle) in front of business center 1st floor convention center (bring your own mat if you have one) 7:30 – 4:00 Registration (Main Lobby Convention Center 1st floor)
Room Conf. Room 106-107 108-109 102-103 APIARY 211 201-202 Ballroom AB EFG Theme Queen Rearing BEGINNER Intermediate Excellence in Apiary Master Honey VENDORS (Dan Conlon & (Jennifer Colony Honey & Hive Beekeeper Show RHBA Russian Tsuruda) Structure & Products Honey Bee Hive Styles (Karla Eisen, Breeding Assn) (Keith Tignor) George Wilson) 8:30-9:25 Topics include Seasonal Nest Structure Pursuing Who’s MB CLOSED Vendor * Process of Management Keith Tignor Excellence Zooming Written Set Up Raising Queens of the Colony in the Craft: Where? Test * Selecting Bill Hesbach Why We Do It Morning (until Breeding Stock George Wilson & Observations 12:30) * Starter & Finisher Mike Palmer in the Apiary Room 208 Colonies Erin Forbes * Mating Yards History of Honey MB Oral & Drone Shows Tests diversity Michael Young Rooms * History of the 10 min transfer time 209, 210 9:35-10:30 RHBA program Understanding Top Bar Hives Excellence in Sugar Shake * Myths about Swarming Wyatt Extracted Honey Testing for Russian Bees * Hybrid Russian Cindy Bee Mangum Mark Feigl Varroa Bees Lewis Cauble * Commercial Use of Russian Bees. 10:30-11:00 30 Minute Break (Ballroom EFG) VENDORS 11:00-12:00 Queen Rearing Managing for Langstroth & Comb Honey Managing OPEN cont. Honey Long Box Hives Production Small Hive RHBA Production James Wilson, Mike Palmer Beetle members Jim Fraser Keith Tignor Jen Keller 12:00 -1:30 Boxed Lunch (ticket required) Upper lobby convention center 2nd floor (Room 104- 105 is available for seating)
Short Course Schedule: Virginia - Where it all Began Schedule may be subject to minor changes. TUESDAY, AUGUST 14 (CONTIUED...) EAS 2018 SHORT COURSE TUESDAY, August 14, 2018 AFTERNOON Room Conf. Room 106-107 108-109 102-103 APIARY 211 201-202 Ballroom AB EFG Theme Queen Rearing BEGINNER Intermediate Excellence in Apiary Master Honey VENDORS (Dan Conlon & (Jennifer Colony Honey & Hive Beekeeper Show & Russian Tsuruda) Structure & Products Honey Bee Hive Styles (Karla Eisen, Breeding (Keith Tignor) George Wilson) Association) 1:30-2:25 Queen Rearing Tips, Common Observation Candles & Wax CLOSED MB Oral Closed OPEN cont. Mistakes & Hives Tips & Tricks Queen Tests
RHBA Other Wisdom Frank Linton Bob Wellemeyer Rearing Rooms 2018 EASCONFERENCE:VIRGINIA-WHEREITALLBEGAN members Cindy Bee track 208, 209, attendance 210 only 10 min transfer time 2:35-3:30 Queen Rearing Nucs and Warre Hives Judging Mead Top Bar Hives cont. Splits Tucka Saville George H. Wilson Wyatt RHBA Erin Forbes & Mangum members Michael Young 3:30-4:00 30 Minute Break (Ballroom EFG) EVALUATIONS Drop Off 4:00-5:00 Queen Rearing Hands On Improved Open Forum Warre & Honey cont. Mentoring Success Q & A Other Hive Show RHBA Buddy May Overwintering Michael Young, Configurations Entries members with Reduced Mike Palmer, Bob Tucka Saville Nest Cavity Wellemeyer. Doug Vinson Karla Eisen moderator
6:30- Boat Miss. Hampton II Sunset Cruise 710 Settlers Landing Rd. Hampton, VA 7-9 pm (Tickets required) Boards
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Conference Schedule: Virginia - Where it all Began EAS JOURNAL2018 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15 2018 EAS Wednesday, Aug. 15th (Subject to Changes) 6:00-7:00 Yoga for Beekeepers (Pam Lavelle) in front of business center 1st floor convention center (bring your own mat if you can) 7:30-4:00 Registration (Main lobby convention center- 1st floor) Master Honey Children’s Vendors Beekeeper Show Program Location Ballroom ABC - 2nd floor Conf. D 201-202 102-103 Ballroom EFG 8:15-8:45 Opening Ceremony Chief Lee Lokamy, Nansemond Indian Tribe Lab Test 8:30- Drop Off Children’s Vendors Welcome to EAS Pam Fisher, EAS President 12:30 Honey Activity OPEN 8:45-9:45 Randy Oliver Adapting to Varroa & Extended-Release Oxalic Acid Research Show group at Update Entries 10:00- 9:45-10:45 Celia Davis The Sex Life of Plants Field Exams 11:30 10:45 -11:15 30 Minute Break (Ballroom EFG) Start (Apiary) (2nd group 11:15-12:15 Wyatt Mangum Beekeeping Before the Bee Space: An Early History of Closed for will be at 12 American Apiculture Showing Period Hives and Equipment judging noon) 12:15-1:30 LUNCH (ticket required) Upstairs Lobby Convention Center 2nd floor Thea Klein- (Ballroom ABC available for seating) Mayer
Location Conf. AB (1st 106-107 108-109 104-105 Conf. D 203-204 HONEY Children’s Vendors floor) SHOW Program Ballroom 201-202 102-103 EFG 1:30-2:30 Pesticide and How We Do It: A Simple Smart Telling Your Selecting for Bee Closed Vendors Neonic Facts Sideline Queen Beekeeping Story Behavioral Biology for OPEN Randy Oliver Rearing Business Kirstin Cindy Bee Resistance to Jamie Ellis judging Chris Hewitt & Traynor Varroa D. Lynn Hewitt White Krispn Given 2:30-2:45 15 Minute Break (Ballroom EFG) 2:45-3:45 Mr. Bee Locally Bred Nutrition NC Grown: Hygienic and Bee Celia Davis Queens Survive Basics Uncapping the Grooming Biology Better Than Jennifer Nation’s Largest Behavior in continued Imports Tsuruda Beekeeping Russian Honey Jamie Ellis Andrew Gibb Organization Bees Freddy Proni Lilia De Guzman
4:00-8:00 BBQ BEACH BASH Paradise Ocean Club 490 Fenwick Rd. Fort Monroe, VA (Facilities open all day to ticket holders) (Advance Tickets Required) 7:30- Queen of the Sun Movie (free & open to the public) Ballroom BC 9:00
Schedule may be subject to minor changes. Conference Schedule: Virginia - Where it2018 all EAS Began Thursday, Aug. 16th THURSDAY, AUGUST 16 (Subject to Changes)
6:00 -7:00 Yoga for Beekeepers (Pam Lavelle) in front of business center 1st floor convention center (bring your own mat if you can) 7:30-4:00 Registration (Main lobby convention center- 1st floor) Honey Show Vendors Location Ballroom ABC - second floor 201-202 Ballroom EFG 8:15-8:30 Introductions to the AM session and day Closed Vendors 8:30-9:30 Jamie Ellis What Is Killing Our Bees (and What Can We Do About It)? OPEN 9:30-10:30 Juliana Rangel Behavioral Ecology of Swarming 10:30-11:00 30 Minute Break (Ballroom EFG) Open 11:00- 12:00 Jon Zawislak (Morse Award Winner) Un-popular Science 12:00-1:30 LUNCH (ticket required) Upstairs Lobby Convention Center 2nd floor (Ballroom ABC available for seating) 2018 EAS Thursday, Aug. 16th
AFTERNOON EAS LIFE MEMBER LUNCH- Embassy Suites Hotel Mercury Ballroom (EVENT ticket required) (Subject to Changes)
Location Conf. AB (1st 106-107 108-109 104-105 Conf D 203-204 APIARY Honey Vendors Floor) (150) Show Ballroom 201-202 EFG 2018 EASCONFERENCE:VIRGINIA-WHEREITALLBEGAN 1:30-2:30 Tips for Honey Bees as Insect Tropilaelaps Taxonomy Diversity in Finding Queens OPEN Vendors Handling Superorganism: Photography Mites: A Fate of Apidae the Apiary Friends & Co. OPEN Bees The Hive or the Jennifer Worse Than Juliana Deb Delaney Randy Oliver Honey Bee Tsuruda Varroa D. Rangel Long Box Jamie Ellis Sam Ramsey Beekeeping Albert Chubak 2:30-2:45 15 Minute Break (Ballroom EFG) 2:45-3:45 Community Community Ten Years of Growing Strengthen- Judging a Hygienic Behavior Sourcing of Engagement for White House Degree Days ing Your Bee Honey Show Testing Part 1 Bees: Here’s Sustainable Bees Keith Tignor Club Michael Don Hopkins How We Did Beekeeping Charlie Brandts Michele Young MBE It Pam Fisher Colopy Sugar Shake Bonnie Morse Testing for varroa Lewis Cauble 3:45-4:15 30 Minute Break (Ballroom EFG) 4:00-5:00 Tea with Celia Celia Davis (Embassy Suites Hotel Mercury Ballroom- Advance Ticket Required) 4:15-5:15 Seasonal Sideline Hot Bees? Teaching Bees Age Where Managing Small Management Pollination Thermal to Children Polytheism Beekeeping Hive Beetle at French Hill Bob Cameras Reveal Toni Burnham Juliana Began - and Jen Keller Apiaries Wellemeyer Bee Behavior in Rangel Continues! Mike Palmer New Ways Dewey Caron Wyatt Mangum 2:30-6:00 SILENT AUCTION (Upper Lobby Convention Center- 2nd floor) nd 5:00-9:00 Social with Cash Bar (Upper Lobby Convention Center- 2 floor) 6:30-8:00 Dinner and Honey Show Awards (Ballroom BC) (advance tickets required) 37 8:00-9:30 LIVE AUCTION (Ballroom BC) Auction is Open to ALL
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Conference Schedule: Virginia - Where it all Began EAS JOURNAL2018 FRIDAY, AUGUST 17 EAS 2018 FRIDAY, Aug. 17th (Subject to Changes) Location Ballroom ABC (2nd floor) Master Honey Vendors Beekeeper Show 7:30-12:00 Registration (Main lobby convention center 1st floor) MB Annual Mtg. 201-202 Ballroom Conf. D 7:30- EFG 8:30 8:15-8:30 Introductions to the AM session and day Master OPEN Vendors 8:30-9:30 Michael Young Honey Bees From the UK to the USA Beekeeper Test OPEN 9:30-10:30 Dr. Olav Rueppell (Hambleton Award Winner) Results Transmission Dynamics of Honey Bee Viruses and the Queen 2:00-5:00 pm 10:30- 30 Minute Break (Ballroom EFG) Ballroom A 11:00 11:00- Welcome to EAS 2019 Buddy May 11:15 11:15- EAS Membership Meeting 12:00 12:00-1:30 LUNCH (ticket required) Upstairs Lobby Convention Center 2nd floor (Ballroom ABC available for seating)
12:30: 30 Years of EAS Photo Slide Show Betty Mencucci (Ballroom ABC) 12:30 -4:00 PICK UP HONEY EXCHANGE (Ballroom EFG)
Conference Schedule: Virginia - Where it all Began Schedule may be subject to minor changes. FRIDAY, AUGUST 17 (CONTIUED...) EAS 2018 Friday August 17th AFTERNOON (Subject to Changes) Location Conf. AB (1st 106-107 108-109 104-105 Conf D 203-204 Apiary Honey Vendors floor) Show Ballroom 201-202 EFG 1:30-2:30 Queen and Pheromones Foraging Meliponas: A Tool Marketing the Understand- Hygienic OPEN OPEN Drone - the Silent Environment and for Conservation Business of ing & Test Part 2 Reproduc- Messengers Honey Bee Health & Bees Monitoring Don Hopkins tive Biology Celia Davis Carlyle Brewster Entrepreneurship Kim Flottum for Varroa Krispn Given in Tropical Rural Jennifer Top Bar Communities Tsuruda Hives Germán Perilla Sam Comfort 2018 EASCONFERENCE:VIRGINIA-WHEREITALLBEGAN 2:30-2:45 15 minute Break (Ballroom EFG) 2:45-3:45 Russian Bee Varroa Feed How Bees Make The Manuka The City Comes IPM OF Small Top Bar PICK UP Breeding: on Honey Story: De- to the Country: Hive HIves & Honey The Hard Hemolymph Rick Fell Commoditizing Lessons from Beetle more Show Work of & Two Other New Zealand Legalizing John Zawislak Sam Entries Improving Alternative Honey Urban Comfort Honey Bee Facts Fiona O’Brien Beekeeping Can Health Sam Ramsey Protect Your Dan Conlon Bees, Too Toni Burnham 3:45-4:15 30 minute Break (Ballroom EFG) 4:15-5:15 Queen Easy Queen Dancing honey Managing bee Sharing the Reading CLOSED CLOSED CLOSED Rearing Introduction bee bioindicators club growth & Throne: Multi Combs: Mike Palmer Kirstin communicate teaching w/the Queen Colonies Understand- Traynor habitats’ ability to Flow Hive “Down James Withrow ing Bee feed pollinators Under” (EAS Student Biology Over Maggie Couvillon Andrew Wootton Award) a Season Randy Oliver 5:00-9:00 Social with Cash Bar (Upper Lobby Convention Center 2nd floor) 6:30-9:00 Banquet Dinner, Entertainment by Sam Ramsey, Awards & More (Ballroom BC) (advance ticket required)
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Conference Updates
RAFT RAFTMaster Master Beekeeper Beekeeper Schedule Schedule EAS VAEAS 2018 VA 2018
EVENTEVENT DATE DATE TIME`TIME` LOCATIONLOCATION
1:30 PM1:30– 2:30 PM– 2:30 Meet andMeet Greet and CandidatesGreet CandidatesMondayMonday ConferenceConference D D PM PM
Pre-ExamPre -QExam & A QSession & A Session MondayMonday 2:30 PM2:30– 4:30 PM– 4:30ConferenceConference D D
MasterMaster Beekeeper Beekeeper 5:30 PM5:30– 7:30 PM – 7:30TBD TBD MondayMonday VolunteerVolunteer Dinner Dinner PM PM
CandidateCandidate Exam GroupExam Group 7:00 PM7:0–09:00 PM – 9:00 MondayMonday ConferenceConference D D Study Study PM PM
WrittenWritten Exams Exams TuesdayTuesday 8:30 AM8:30– 12:30 AM– 12:30Room Room208 208 PM PM
MasterMaster Beekeeper Beekeeper TuesdayTuesday OPEN OPENALL DAY ALL DAYRoom Room211 211 AdministrationAdministration
Oral ExamsOral Exams TuesdayTuesday 8:00 AM8:00–4:40 AM –4:40Rooms Rooms 209, 210 209, 210 PM PM (30/class)(30/class) Room Room208 after 208 after writtenwritten exam exam
Lab ExamLab SetupExam Setup TuesdayTuesday 7:00 AM7:00 to AM to ConferenceConference D D 11:59 PM11:59 PM
Lab ExamsLab Exams WednesdayWednesday 8:30 A8:30M– 12:30 AM– 12:30Conference Conference D D PM PM
Field ExamsField Exams WednesdayWednesday 10:00 AM10:00–4:00 AM –4:00Apiary Apiary PM PM
MasterMaster Beekeeper Beekeeper Annual Annual Friday Friday 7:30–8:307:30 AM–8:30 AMConferenceConference Room RoomD D MeetingMeeting
Exam ResultsExam Results Review Review FridayFriday 2:00 PM2:00– 5:00PM– 5:00BallroomBallroom A A PM (Candidates(Candidates receive receive scores scores PM and getand questions get questions answered.)answered.)
Honoring Native Land. Native American Indian Chief to Conduct Opening Blessing Ceremony for EAS Conference Wednesday Aug. 15th at 8:15
EAS 2018 is proud to be able to Honor Native Land this year. It is commonplace in Tribal communities to open events and gatherings by acknowledging the traditional Indigenous inhabitants of the land. This is one way to honor the history that has led us all to this moment and is seen by some as a step towards healing and reconciliation. Thanks to Kim Epperson of the Nansemond Beekeepers Association, EAS welcomes Chief Lee Lockamy who will conduct a brief opening ceremony for the conference early Wednesday morning. All of the Commonwealth of Virginia used to be Virginia Indian territory estimated to go back as far as 12,000 years. Hampton, Virginia and 2018 EAS CONFERENCE:the entire VIRGINIA Tidewater - WHERE area was IT ALLhome BEGAN to many 41 Native American Indian Tribes as you can see in the map below. While several Virginia Tribes have had State Recognition for some time, as of January 29, 2018, Virginia has seven federally recognized tribes, the Pamunkey Indian Tribe, Chickahominy, Eastern Honoring Native Land with the Nansemond Chickahominy,Indians Upper Mattaponi, Rappahannock, Nansemond and Monacan. To learn about Honoring Native Land see this link. http://www.nativeartsandcultures.org/honornativeland-guide-respectfully- acknowledge-ancestral-lands WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15
Native American Indian Chief to Conduct Opening Blessing Ceremony for EAS Conference Wednesday Aug. 15th at 8:15am
EAS 2018 is proud to be able to Honor Native Land this year. It is commonplace in Tribal communities to open events and gatherings by acknowledging the traditional Indigenous inhabitants of the land. This is one way to honor the history that has led us all to this moment and is seen by some as a step towards healing and reconciliation. Thanks to Kim Epperson of the Nansemond Beekeepers Association, EAS welcomes Chief Lee Lockamy who will conduct a brief opening ceremony for the conference early Wednesday morning. All of the Commonwealth of Virginia used to be Virginia Indian territory estimated to go back as far as 12,000 years. Hampton, Virginia and the entire Tidewater area was home to many Native American Indian Tribes as you can see in the map to the right. While several Virginia Tribes have had State Recognition for some time, as of January 29, 2018, Virginia has seven federally recognized tribes, the Pamunkey Indian Tribe, Chickahominy, Eastern Chickahominy, Upper Mattaponi, Rappahannock, Nansemond and Monacan. To learn about Honoring Native Land see this link. http://www. nativeartsandcultures.org/honornativeland-guide-respectfully- acknowledge-ancestral-lands
Join the Nansemond Indian Tribe at their 30th Annual Nansemond Summer Pow Wow on Aug. 18-19, right after EAS.
Chief Lockamy invites everyone to join him at the 30th Annual Nansemond Summer Pow Wow on August 18th and 19th at Mattanock Town, 1001 Permbrok Lane, Suffolk, VA 23434.
Join the Nansemond Indian Tribe at their 30th Annual Nansemond Summer Pow Wow on Aug. 18-19, To learn more about the Nansemond Indian Tribe and Mattanock Town see these links right after EAS Nansemond Indian Tribal Association: http://www.nansemond.org/ th MattanockChief Lockamy Town: invites http://www.mattanocktown.org/ everyone to join him at the 30 Annual Nansemond Summer Pow Wow on August 18th and 19th at Mattanock Town, 1001 Permbrok Lane, Suffolk, VA 23434.
To learn more about the Nansemond Indian Tribe and Mattanock Town see these links Nansemond Indian Tribal Association: http://www.nansemond.org/ Mattanock Town: http://www.mattanocktown.org/
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Children’s Program at EAS WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 15TH We can also come to your group! 10:00am - 11:30am* Hampton Convention Center, Hampton, VA Do you have a group or want us to come to YOUR site? *a 2nd session can be offered if needed Contact Thea!
Honey Bee Science for Kids! Thanks to the Sweet Virginia Foundation for sponsoring FREE - (Pre-Registration Requested) the EAS Children’s Program. Check out their FREE Hive Alive Lesson Plans at http://sweetvirginia.org/hive-alive/ Honey bee scientists and educators from around the region and the country will be visiting Hampton VA this summer for one of the largest non-commercial beekeeping conferences in the country. There is no better time to invite future bee scientists, bee educators, and bee advocates to learn about honey The EAS Children’s Program is organized by Thea Klein- bees! The children’s activities are designed for ages 7-12 Mayer, Program Coordinator at the Washington Youth however, older and younger siblings and friends are Garden. welcome. “Perhaps the most important thing that we can do to help Join EAS beekeepers for a hands-on, 90-minute program the honey bees is to teach children to understand the role where youth will learn about honey bees, pollination, that honey bees play and to care about them.” and honey through play, art, and science activities. -- Allison Gillespie, Hives in the City: Keeping Honey Bees To Register: bit.ly/beescienceforkids Alive in an Urban World Contact: Thea Klein- Mayer at [email protected]
Beekeeper Led Yoga for Beekeepers at EAS EAS has sponsored early morning yoga for the past for beginners). Class will include how to utilize yoga several years. This year we are fortunate to have stretches in the apiary. Class will be located outside of Beekeeper Led yoga! Early risers can join beekeeper, the business center on the first floor of the convention Pam Lavelle currently scheduled for Monday through center. Driving to EAS? Please bring a yoga mat for Thursday morning from 6:00-7:00 am for Yoga (suitable yourself and one for a friend.
EAS Sponsor Challenge
Planning for EAS 2018 in Virginia is almost complete and the items such as lunches and breaks. We also welcome program is exciting – over 60 confirmed speakers! We are tailoring a custom sponsor package based on your ideas. expecting 600 attendees from the 26 member states and The full sponsor/vendor prospectus is available on the Canadian provinces in addition to travelers from the United EAS website at: http://easternapiculture.org/conferences/eas- Kingdom, Ireland, New Zealand and Australia. Providing 2018/2018-vendor-sponsor-registration.html hospitality for that many people is a daunting and expensive State and local beekeeping associations as well as challenge. businesses are encouraged to join in on the EAS Short The New Jersey State Beekeepers Association and three Course and Conference Break Challenge. Sponsors will be local Virginia beekeeping clubs have pledged $500 each recognized in the EAS program guide, on the EAS website to sponsor a conference break. EAS 2018 offers multiple and in slides during the conference. Thank you for your sponsorship packages on a first come, first served, basis consideration and support – we hope with your help we can and includes opportunities to sponsor specific conference provide a warm welcome to EAS 2018 in Hampton, Virginia! Mercury Blvd. To Grandview & Marinas Hampton Convention & Visitor Bureau • 1919 Commerce Drive, Suite 290 • Hampton, Virginia 23666 • (800) 487-8778 • (757) 722-1222 • www.VisitHampton.com . d R To e ro E Pembroke Ave Newport News/ k c Williamsburg u N Armistead Ave B COLISEUM CENTRAL DOWNTOWN HAMPTON PHOEBUS Old LA TOWN C To Candlewood SU EN 7 64 Suites IN r TE 7 EXIT N ningham D R Woodland Rd. Buckroe PE Cun 16 267 3 Hartford Rd Cary St Beach
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64 Rd Ingalls E Greenwood Dr A D 14 Chesapeake Bay Tallwood Dr E Sunset Rd M 1 ary Peake Blvd B C Big Bethel Rd Marina Rd Shore Rd Twin Oaks Dr 13 Bernard FT.Rd MONROE W Lewis Rd 3 664 1 Harris Ave W Weaver Rd V.A. Medical 12 J Ivy Home Rd. Center COLISEUM CENTRAL 8. Buffalo Wild Wings* 29. IHOP 49. Professional BullRiding, Inc COLISEUM CENTRAL W Queen St K. Mill Point Park ACCOMMODATIONS ATTRACTIONS 9. Buffet Star 30. Jason’s Deli (PBR Tapps) DOWNTOWN ACCOMMODATIONS 10. Marker 20 GOLF COURSES PHOEBUS ACCOMMODATIONS 7. Scratch Bakery A. Aberdeen Gardens 10. Candy Land Confections* 31. Jimmy John’s Subs*2017-201850. Red Lobster Season1. Crowne Plaza L. Miss Hampton II 11. Musasi Japanese Restaurant 1. Simply Panache Place 8. Skrimp Shack 1. Ambassador Inn & Suites 1. The Woodlands Golf Course 11. Chick Fil-A (2 Locations) Hampton Marina Hotel Harbor Cruises 2. Best Western Coliseum Inn Historic Museum 32. Juan’s Mexican Café 51. Rita’s ItalianW Queen Ice St 12. Old Hampton 9. Sly Clyde Ciderworks 12. Chili’s Bar & Grill PHOEBUS ATTRACTIONS 3. Candlewood Suites B. Air Power Park & Cantina* Sweet Honey52. in Smashburger* the Rock | The Colors of India2. Magnolia | Tony House Danza Bed M. Ocean Eagle Charters Seafood Kitchen 10. STUFT Restaurant C. Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World 13. Chipotle* 33. Krispy Kreme & Breakfast MARINAS A. The American Theatre 4. Country Inn & Suites Darlene Love53. Sonic | Tony DeSare Jazz Trio | Presidio Brass N. St. John’s Church 13. Stillwater Tavern 11. Victoria Station D. Bluebird Gap Farm 14. CiCi’s Pizza 34. La Parilla Mexican Grille 54. Soya Sushi Bar 1. Bluewater Marina FORT MONROE ATTRACTIONS 5. Courtyard by Marriott 15. Cinema Café Tuesdays with Morrie | Cécile McLorin DOWNTOWN Salvant ATTRACTIONS O. Virginia Air & Space Center 14. Surf Rider Restaurant SMALL VENUES E. Boo Williams Sportsplex 35. Long Horn Steak House 55. Starbucks 2. Downtown Public Pier B. Casemate Museum 6. Days Inn Hampton 16. Cold Stone Creamery A. Hampton Visitor Center 2. The Hampton F. Hampton Coliseum 36. Love in a Cup Frozen Yogurt Bar Coastal56. Steak Virginia ‘n Shake Bluegrass & Brew Festival 15. Taphouse Grill 3. Sunset Boating Center 17. Comfort Zone & Hampton History Museum D DOWNTOWN DINING C. Engineer Wharf Fishing Pier 7. Embassy Suites G. Hampton Roads 57. Subway Sandra Bernhard 16. The Vanguard 3. Commanding General’s Restaurant & Lounge 37. Mission BBQ* B. Booker T. Washington 1. The Barking Dog 4. Customs House Marina D. Oozlefinch Craft Brewery 8. Extended Stay America Convention Center Residence & Gardens 18. Cookout 38. Moe’s Southwest Grill 58. Sushi King* and more Memorial 17. Venture Kitchen and Bar E. Outlook Beach 9. Hampton Inn H. Peninsula Town Center 59. Sweet Teas* 2. Brown Chicken Brown Cow at Fort Monroe 19. Cracker Barrel 39. Monsoon* C. Charles H. Taylor Arts Center F. Paradise Ocean Club 10. Hilton Garden Inn Briar eld Rd 60. Teavanna* 3. Bull Island Brewery SMALL VENUES COLISEUM CENTRAL DINING 20. Cyrus Grille at Embassy Suites 40. Mooyah Burgers & Fries D. Darling Stadium F FORT MONROE DINING 11. Holiday Inn Express 61. Tokyo Japanese Steakhouse 4. Goody’s P PARKING GARAGES ABERDEEN GARDENS 1. Andrea’s Pizza Shop AIR POWER21. Denny’s PARK 41. My Pi* 1. The Historic Post Office P PHOEBUS DINING 12. The Chamberlin 12. In Town Suites Extended Stay 62. Tropical Smoothie E. Emancipation Oak 2. Applebee’s 22. El Azteca 42. Olive Garden 5. Glazed Doughnuts 1. El Diablo Loco 13. Quality Inn 413 W. Mercury Boulevard 63. Waffle House F. The Hampton Carousel 13. The Deadrise HISTORIC MUSEUM 3. Avenue Blue Piano & Wine Bar* 23. Firehouse Subs 43. Outback Steakhouse* 6. Grey Goose 2. Fuller’s Restaurant & Bar 14. Red Roof Inn 14. Paradise Raw Bar & Grill 4. Bar Louie* 757-726-065024. First Watch* 44. Panda Express* 64. Williams O’Delicious G. Hampton City Hall 7. Hampton Seafood 3. Mama Rosa’s 15. Relax55 Inn and 57 N. Mary Peake Boulevard 65. Wing Bistro MARINAS 5. Baskin Robbins Learn about25. Five the Guys vital Burgers* role Hampton 45. Panera Bread H. Hampton Maritime Center Market Restaurant 4. Mango Mangeaux Simply 16. Springhill757-722-2345 Suites • 757-251-22836. The Bistro at Courtyard 26. The Greene Turtle* 46. Park Lane Tavern* 66. Zaxby’s I. Hampton University 8. La Bodega Panache Bistro 1. Old Point Comfort Marina 17. Suburbanwww.aberdeengardens.org Extended Stay 7. Boston Market played in27. America’s Golden Corral early space 47. Peninsula Movie Bistro* Museum 9. Latitude 37, 5. Olde Towne Tavern CAMPGROUNDS 28. Hooters 48. Pho 79 J. Little England Chapel Oyster Alley & Regatta Grill 6. The Point at Phoebus 1. The Colonies RV Park Aberdeen Gardens exploration and aircraft testing. * Please See Peninsula Town Center Inset The museum celebrates the history, Conduct your own self-guided tour heritage and future of historic in the park featuring jet planes, Aberdeen Gardens. The community missiles, and rockets. Use the back was built for and by African Americans of the brochure as a guide. Children’s in 1934 as part of Franklin D. playground area. Open year-round, For Tickets Visit hamptonarts.net Roosevelt’s New Deal Settlement. Call except for major holidays: or Call 757-722-ARTS for an appointment. Free admission, daily 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. donations appreciated, I-664, exit 3 Free admission. I-64, exit 263B
VisitHampton.com 13 domesticated and wild animals During the Civil War, Fort Monroe of the fort which was built on a man- familiar to traditional Virginia farms. was a Union stronghold and attained made island of stone. Dating to 1819, Playground for ages 2-12, picnic the nickname “Freedom’s Fortress” it played important roles in the Civil tables and shelter, grills, antique barn, as a shelter for thousands of enslaved War and in both World Wars, bearing garden and arboretum, and short freedom seekers. Visitors can also enter witness to the Battle of the Ironclads. walking trail on site. Open daily: the cell where Jefferson Davis was The fort was also a favorite escape of 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (November-March), imprisoned and climb atop the fort’s President Andrew Jackson. Although 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Closed all major ramparts for views of the surrounding not accessible by car, it is featured holidays. Free admission. I-64, waterways. Other must-see sites in the during the Miss Hampton II harbor THE AMERICAN THEATRE exit 263B or I-664, exit 2 vicinity of the museum are the Chapel tour. Private boats are welcome 125 E. Mellen Street of the Centurion, Quarters No. 1, 757-722-ARTS (2787) the Lincoln Gun, and the Old Point to dock May through Sep. Mon-Sat www.hamptonarts.net Comfort Lighthouse. Open year- 9 a.m.-5 p.m Dating to 1908, this restored round 10:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Closed vaudeville house is now a thriving Mondays October-April, open daily performing arts center presenting May-September. Closed Thanksgiving, year-round live performances ranging Dec. 24, Dec. 25, and Jan. 1. Admission from family fun, dance, jazz and is free and self-guided. For a nominal world music to classical, symphony fee, guided group tours are available by and theater. Visit www.hamptonarts. BUCKROE BEACH PARK reservation. 757-788-3391 opt 1. net for a performance schedule. 100 S. First Street I-64, exit 268 Admission fee varies per event. 757-727-8311 I-64, exit 268 www.hampton.gov/parks GRANDVIEW NATURE PRESERVE Buckroe Beach and Park Entrance on State Park Drive Enjoy the wide, clean beach and 757-727-8311 gentle surf of the Chesapeake Bay. www.hampton.gov/parks Lifeguards on duty during the Ideal for observing wildlife, summer season. Park, picnic shelters, kayaking, hiking and fishing, this pier, stage and watersports rentals are 578-acre preserve and estuary available. Playground on site. Pets are on the Chesapeake Bay includes not allowed May 15-Sep. 15. Open THE CHARLES H. TAYLOR 2 1/2 miles of tranquil bay-front year-round: Lifeguards present ® ® ARTS CENTER BASS PRO SHOPS OUTDOOR WORLD 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Memorial Day beach. Open year-round: daily. 4205 Victoria Boulevard 1972 Power Plant Parkway through Labor Day. Free admission. Free admission. I-64, exit 267 to 757-727-1490 757-262-5200 I-64, exit 268, left on Mallory St., Woodland Rd. Continue to State www.hamptonarts.net www.basspro.com right on Pembroke Ave. Park Drive nearly at end. Turn left Hampton’s visual arts center, located Museum-quality wildlife dioramas, on Beach Road. Street parking. in a repurposed 1925 neoclassical huge murals and chandeliers building, houses six galleries that depicting outdoor scenes, massive display seven different art exhibitions log and rock work, waterfalls and a annually, featuring a variety of media, 19,000 gallon aquarium stocked with subjects and styles by established and native fish species. Open year-round: emerging regional artists from Coastal Mon-Sat 10 a.m.-9 p.m. & Sun 10 a.m.- Virginia and beyond. Classes offered 6 p.m. Closed Dec. 25. See store for quarterly. Open year-round: Tues-Fri holiday hours. Free admission. 10 a.m.- 6 p.m., Sat & Sun 1 p.m.- 5 p.m. I-664, exit 2 or I-64, exit 263A CASEMATE MUSEUM Closed Mon and all major holidays. AT FORT MONROE Free admission. I-64, exit 267 THE HAMPTON CAROUSEL 20 Bernard Road 602 Settlers Landing Road 757-788-3391 757-727-1102 National Park Service Built in 1920, the carousel is 757-722-FORT (3678) completely restored to its original Fort Monroe’s Casemate Museum beauty and housed in its own Located on the 565-acre peninsula weather-protected pavilion on the known as Old Point Comfort, Fort Monroe is the largest stone fort ever city’s downtown waterfront. It is one BLUEBIRD GAP FARM built in the United States. The site of only 70 antique wooden carousels 60 Pine Chapel Road was an active US Army post from still existing in the U.S. Open April 757-825-4750 1823-2011 and is now operated by FORT WOOL through Dec. Tues-Sun 10 a.m.-5 p.m. www.hampton.gov/bbgf the Fort Monroe Authority and the Hampton Roads Harbor Closed Mon. Rides $1. I-64, exit 267 Bluebird Gap Farm National Park Service. Museum 800-800-2202 • 757-727-8311 Designed to resemble a working exhibits chronicle the history of the site www.hampton.gov/parks farm, this 60-acre site is home to from pre-colonial times to the present. Robert E. Lee directed construction
14 2018 Hampton Visitor Guide Mercury Blvd. To Grandview & Marinas Hampton Convention & Visitor Bureau • 1919 Commerce Drive, Suite 290 • Hampton, Virginia 23666 • (800) 487-8778 • (757) 722-1222 • www.VisitHampton.com . d R To e ro E Pembroke Ave Newport News/ k Williamsburg c night-fishing returning at 10:30 p.m.); u N Armistead Ave B COLISEUM CENTRAL $30 per person. Striped Bass season DOWNTOWN HAMPTON PHOEBUS Old (mid-Oct. through Dec. 31): Daily LA TOWN C To Candlewood SU EN 7 64 Suites IN r TE 7 EXIT trips 8 a.m.-3 p.m; night trips Wed, Fri N ningham D R Woodland Rd. Buckroe PE Cun 16 267 3 and Sat 4 p.m.-9 p.m.; $50 per person. Hartford Rd Cary St Beach
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Wool and the awesome gray fleet at E galleries share the personal stories H 61 12 50 Mercury Blvd B B Established in 1868, this isColiseum the Dr first Late Model, Grand Stocks, Modifieds, the world’s largest naval installation, Hampton of explorers, pirates, and men and 18 University HAMPTON Saville Row Chesapeake 1 museum to operate in Virginia Legends,42 Enduros, Super Trucks, Norfolk Naval Base. Tour length: Campus Mill ROADS women working along the Chesapeake 27 E M Bay To BRIDGE and the oldest African-American63 28 3 hours. Purchase tickets in the e Creek Bay, and illustrate profound changes to UCARS, Super Street, Pro Wing I r 1 12 c Norfolk/ TUNNEL Cunningham Dr 56 museum in the country.13 The more Westminister Dr Hampton Maritime Center.C Open u N Armistead Ave D Lasalle Ave our nation. Hampton’s history66 includes 14 6 Champ Karts and Pro 6 racing. Open ry Va Beach 64 53 B Power14 Plant Pkwythan 9,000-piece collection contains Mid-April through Oct. 31 Tues-Sat lv F dramatic moments9 on the world stage 11 5 April-Oct.Pine Gates Chapel open Rd Saturday at Mercer Ave M d 33 51 19 2 11 a.m. & Sunday 2 p.m. Admission e . including15 the American 35Revolution, examples34 of traditional and6 G lle 14 11 2 p.m. (noon for special events), n 8 7 fee. I-64, exit 267 To Phoebus S contemporary African, American- t War of 1812, and the American Civil 4:30 p.m. qualifying for all divisions, . PHOEBUS 16 49 20 Coliseum Dr Marple Ln ALL NEW! Crabtown Cruises offers War,Mercury as well Blvd as pivotal events in our Indian, African-AmericanC and Pacific 10 7 p.m. racing. Admission fee. I-64, exit d Island art. Open year-round: Mon-Fri F Freeman Dr an incredible local experience3 with A ell R 1 lw North D Gumwood Dr culture – such as the “Contraband ti Gate 261B Eastbound, 262B Westbound S Road W Walker Rd Power Plant Pkwy 2-hour Sunset Dinner Cruises on Decision,” the first Aberdeenstep Rd toward 8 a.m.-516 p.m. & Sat 12 p.m.-4 p.m. 64 Rd Ingalls E Greenwood Dr A D the Miss Hampton II. The menu 14 Chesapeake Bay freedomTallwood Dr for millions of people held Closed Sun and major campus E Sunset Rd M offers gourmet steamed seafood 1 in slavery. Openary Peake Blvd year-round: Mon-Sat holidays. Free admission. I-64, exit 267 B C Big Bethel Rd from Graham & Rollins including Marina Rd Shore Rd 10Twin a.m.-5 Oaks Dr p.m. & Sun 1 p.m.-5 p.m. male blue crabs, clams, shrimp & 13 Bernard FT.Rd MONROE Closed major holidays.W Lewis Admission Rd is 3 664 more! Each cruise includes live 1 $5 Adults; $4 Seniors, active military, Harris Ave W Weaver Rd entertainment and a full cash bar. V.A. Medical 12 active NASA, AAA, Children 4-12; J Ivy Home Rd. Center www.CrabtownCruises.com 2018 Free for ages 4 and under. I-64, COLISEUM exit 267 CENTRAL 8. Buffalo Wild Wings* 29. IHOP 49. Professional BullRiding, Inc COLISEUM CENTRAL W Queen St K. Mill Point Park ACCOMMODATIONS ATTRACTIONS 9. Buffet Star 30. Jason’s Deli (PBR Tapps) dates include: DOWNTOWN May 26, ACCOMMODATIONS June 16, July 6, 10. Marker 20 GOLF COURSES PHOEBUS ACCOMMODATIONS 7. Scratch Bakery 1. Simply Panache Place 8. Skrimp Shack 1. Ambassador Inn & Suites A. Aberdeen Gardens 10. Candy Land Confections* 31. Jimmy John’s Subs* 50. Red Lobster July 21, Aug1. 11.Crowne Check Plaza the website forL. Miss Hampton II 11. Musasi Japanese Restaurant 1. The Woodlands Golf Course 11. Chick Fil-A (2 Locations) Hampton Marina Hotel Harbor Cruises 2. Best Western Coliseum Inn Historic Museum 32. Juan’s Mexican Café 51. Rita’s ItalianW Queen Ice St 12. Old Hampton 9. Sly Clyde Ciderworks B. Air Power Park 12. Chili’s Bar & Grill & Cantina* more details & additional dates; dates PHOEBUS ATTRACTIONS 10. STUFT Restaurant 3. Candlewood Suites LITTLE ENGLAND CHAPEL52. Smashburger* 2. Magnolia House Bed M. Ocean Eagle Charters Seafood Kitchen C. Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World 13. Chipotle* 33. Krispy Kreme & Breakfast MARINAS A. The American Theatre 4. Country Inn & Suites 53. Sonic are subject to change. N. St. John’s Church 13. Stillwater Tavern 11. Victoria Station D. Bluebird Gap Farm HAMPTON14. WATERSPORTS CiCi’s Pizza 34. La Parilla4100 MexicanKecoughtan Grille Road54. Soya Sushi Bar 1. Bluewater Marina FORT MONROE ATTRACTIONS 5. Courtyard by Marriott 15. Cinema Café DOWNTOWN ATTRACTIONS O. Virginia Air & Space Center 14. Surf Rider Restaurant SMALL VENUES E. Boo Williams Sportsplex 35. Long Horn Steak House 55. Starbucks 2. Downtown Public Pier B. Casemate Museum 6. Days Inn Hampton 16. Cold Stone Creamery 757-660-8646 A. Hampton Visitor Center 2. The Hampton F. Hampton Coliseum Buckroe Beach 36. Love in a Cup Frozen Yogurt Bar 56. Steak ‘n Shake 15. Taphouse Grill 3. Sunset Boating Center 17. Comfort Zone & Hampton History Museum D DOWNTOWN DINING C. Engineer Wharf Fishing Pier 7. Embassy Suites G. Hampton Roads Built circa 1879, this is57. Virginia’s Subway only 16. The Vanguard 3. Commanding General’s 100 S. 1st StreetRestaurant & Lounge 37. Mission BBQ* B. Booker T. Washington 1. The Barking Dog 4. Customs House Marina D. Oozlefinch Craft Brewery 8. Extended Stay America Convention Center Residence & Gardens 18. Cookout 38. Moe’sknown Southwest African-American Grill 58. Sushi missionary King* Memorial 17. Venture Kitchen and Bar E. Outlook Beach 9. Hampton Inn H. Peninsula Town Center757-636-4017 59. Sweet Teas* 2. Brown Chicken Brown Cow at Fort Monroe 19. Cracker Barrel 39. Monsoon* C. Charles H. Taylor Arts Center F. Paradise Ocean Club 10. Hilton Garden Inn Briar eld Rd chapel. Exhibits interpret60. Teavanna*the religious 3. Bull Island Brewery SMALL VENUES COLISEUM CENTRAL DININGwww.hamptonjetski.com20. Cyrus Grille at Embassy Suites 40. Mooyah Burgers & Fries D. Darling Stadium F FORT MONROE DINING 11. Holiday Inn Express 61. Tokyo Japanese Steakhouse 4. Goody’s P PARKING GARAGES 1. Andrea’s Pizza Shop 21. Denny’s 41. Mylives Pi* of post-Civil War African 1. The Historic Post Office P PHOEBUS DINING 12. The Chamberlin 12. InHAMPTON Town Suites Extended ROADS Stay CHARTERS Hampton Watersports LLC 62. Tropical Smoothie E. Emancipation Oak 2. Applebee’s 22. El Azteca 42. Olive Garden 5. Glazed Doughnuts 1. El Diablo Loco 13. The Deadrise 13. Quality Inn 43. OutbackAmericans Steakhouse* in Virginia63. and Waffle include House F. The Hampton Carousel 2. Fuller’s Restaurant & Bar THE OCEAN EAGLE 3. Avenue Blue Piano & OurWine Bar*company23. Firehouse offers Subs jet ski, kayak 6. Grey Goose 14. Paradise Raw Bar & Grill 14. Red Roof Inn 24. First Watch* 44. Panda Express* 64. Williams O’Delicious G. Hampton City Hall 7. Hampton Seafood 3. Mama Rosa’s 4. Bar Louie* handwritten Sunday school lessons, MARINAS 15. RelaxDowntown Inn Public Piers (docks5. Baskin Robbins and paddleboard25. Five Guys rental, Burgers* as well as 45. Panera Bread 65. Wing Bistro H. Hampton Maritime Center Market Restaurant 4. Mango Mangeaux Simply 16. Springhilladjacent Suites to Hampton Maritime6. The Bistro Center) at Courtyardscenic guided26. The tours. Greene Our Turtle* Buckroe 46. Parkphotographs, Lane Tavern* a 12-minute66. Zaxby’s video, I. Hampton University 8. La Bodega Panache Bistro 1. Old Point Comfort Marina 17. Suburban Extended Stay 7. Boston Market 27. Golden Corral 47. Peninsulaand 19th-century Movie Bistro* religious books. Museum 9. Latitude 37, 5. Olde Towne Tavern CAMPGROUNDS 720 Settlers Landing Road Beach location28. Hooters offers a full array of 48. Pho 79 PARADISEJ. OCEAN Little England CLUB Chapel Oyster Alley & Regatta Grill 1. The Colonies RV Park Built by the freedmen of Hampton 6. The Point at Phoebus 757-868-FISH (3474) concessions, including ice cream and 490 Fenwick Road * Please See Peninsula Town Center Inset Institute, the chapel offers much www.hamptonroadscharter.com italian ice. Reservations suggested, but 757-224-0290 to discover including a relatively Hampton Roads Charters not required. Rentals begin at $15 hr www.paradiseoceanclub.com Go where the fish are with Captain unknown history of documented and vary across equipment. Open Paradise Ocean Club Howard Wainwright and his crew weekends in May 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and American-Indian attendance and @ParadiseOC aboard this 65-foot, 70-passenger then Memorial Day through Labor participation. A State and National headboat. Concessions on board. Day 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. seven days a Historic Landmark. Call for a tour of paradiseoceanclub Departing daily Spring/Summer: week. I-64, exit 268, left on Mallory the chapel. Free admission; donations Offering a private beach, Olympic 6:30 a.m., 12:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m. (sunset St., right on Pembroke Ave. accepted. I-64, exit 267 or 265 sized pool with water slide and
VisitHampton.com 15 diving board, kids’ pool, tiki bar, cabanas for rent, picnic area, Parks & Recreation snack bar, tennis courts, special SKATEBOARDING & SKATING events, live music all weekend on WOODLAND SKATE PARK the deck and Paradise Raw Bar 9 Woodland Road & Grill, a full service restaurant. Open year-round, sunrise to sunset. Skateboarders, Open May through Labor Day, in-line skaters and bikers of all experience levels use Sun-Thurs 11 a.m.-9 p.m., Fri & this facility. Use of this facility is at your own risk. Sat 11 a.m.-10 p.m. Admission is VIRGINIA AIR & SPACE CENTER $10 Adults, $5 Kids. I-64, exit 268 SANDY BOTTOM NATURE PARK BICYCLING AND BMX 1255 Big Bethel Road & RIVERSIDE 3D IMAX THEATER HAMPTON BMX (at Gosnold’s Hope Park) 757-825-4657 600 Settlers Landing Road 901 E Little Back River Road www.hampton.gov/parks 757-727-0900 757-636-2034 • www.hamptonbmx.com Sandy Bottom Nature Park www.vasc.org TENNIS This 456-acre recreational facility VaAirandSpace Center features two lakes, wetlands HAMPTON TENNIS CENTER VaAirand Space areas, trails for hiking and 9 Woodland Road The Virginia Air & Space Center biking, fishing, non-motorized 757-727-1193 • www.hamptontenniscenter.com is the official visitor center for A full service municipal tennis facility employing PATRIOT SEGWAY TOURS boating, picnic areas, children’s a Managing Pro, Teaching Pro and trained staff to NASA Langley Research Center. 1 Ruckman Road playground, a campground, maintain clay courts’ excellent playing condition and Visitors can immerse themselves 757-251-6285 yurts for rent, and a beautiful to provide playing alternatives to suit your tennis needs. into the heartbeat of the sun www.patriottoursva.com nature center. Call for special Seven outdoor Har-Tru tennis courts open April or train like an astronaut in Patriot Tours offers daily guided nature programs or tours. Open through Oct., Mon -Thurs 8:30 a.m.-12 p.m. and the Be the Astronaut exhibit. 3:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m., Fri & Sat 8:30 a.m.-12 p.m., Sun Segway tours in and around Fort year-round: daily sunrise-sunset. The Adventures in Flight and 4 p.m.-7 p.m. Call first for playing times and availability. Monroe. The 1-hour “Breeze” Closed Dec. 25. Nature center Space Quest galleries feature tour allows guests to explore the hours: May through Sep. PARKS historic artifacts, such as NASA’s scenery and historical highlights. 9 a.m.- 6 p.m., Oct. through BIG BETHEL PARK The 2-hour “History” tour Apollo 12 Command Module, April 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Free 123 Saunders Road delivers the detailed history of and a three billion year old admission; fees for rental items. 757-766-3017 • 757-766-7627 the site, from early colonists moon rock. With more than I-64, exit 261A One of Langley’s best-kept secrets! A scenic area to the Civil War and beyond. 100 hands-on exhibits, your surrounded by water, offering pavilions, fishing Segway training is done at the trip is sure to be memorable. equipment, paddle boats, kayaks, canoes, john boats, barbecue grills, volleyball and equipment rental, beginning of the tour. An on-site Before you leave catch a film in and a Paintball Park. Historic markers interpret the coffee shop is open to the public. the technologically-advanced Battle of Big Bethel, which occurred on site. Must be Check website for tour times. Riverside 3D IMAX Theater on active military, Retired, or DOD for camping and a five-story high screen with picnic pavilions. 16,000 watts of digital-sound. BRIARFIELD PARK The Center hosts birthday 1560 Briarfield Road parties, summer camps, and 757-850-5116 ST. JOHN’S CHURCH special events! Open year- 49-acre athletic park with four lighted softball fields, round: Closed Thanksgiving 100 West Queens Way five lighted tennis courts, four shaded picnic shelters Day, December 25, and most 757-722-2567 available to reserve, and a large playground. Mondays during the winter. www.stjohnshampton.org General Admission includes CONTINENTAL PARK (at Fort Monroe) Established in 1610, St. John’s is Fenwick Drive PENINSULA PILOTS an IMAX educational film: $19 the oldest continuous English- 757-251-2752 War Memorial Stadium Adults; $15.50 Children/Students speaking parish in the U.S. The Open sunrise to sunset. Available for special occasions 1889 West Pembroke Avenue (ages 3-18); $17 Seniors (65+); parish has been at its present and outdoor celebrations. Call for rental information. 757-245-2222 $16 Military/NASA. IMAX www.peninsulapilots.com site on lovely Queens Way, the GOSNOLD’S HOPE PARK Admission only (45min. films) Peninsula Pilots Baseball fourth site of worship, since 901 Little Back River Road available. Check @PeninsulaPilots 1728. See the stained-glass 757-850-5116 www.vasc.org for more window depicting the baptism Gosnold’s Hope Park is the second largest developed peninsulapilots information and showtimes. park in Hampton. The site features eight picnic Come enjoy a fun and affordable of Pocahontas. Open by facilities, 16 RV/camper sites, restrooms, public boat evening at the ballpark with the appointment only and guided ramp with kayak launch, fitness trail, athletic fields, Peninsula Pilots as they compete tours may be scheduled during and playground and fitness area with special needs with 15 other teams in the church office hours (Mon-Fri accommodations. Call for reservations. Coastal Plain League from June 9 a.m.-4 p.m.). Free admission. Hampton features more than 2,250 acres of beautiful park to August. Game dates and times I-64, exit 267 spaces. For more information call 757-727-8311 or visit can be found on team website. www.hampton.gov for a complete listing of facilities. Admission fee. I-64, exit 265
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64 Rd Ingalls E Greenwood Dr A D 14 Chesapeake Bay Tallwood Dr E Sunset Rd M 1 ary Peake Blvd B C Big Bethel Rd Marina Rd Shore Rd Twin Oaks Dr 13 Bernard FT.Rd MONROE W Lewis Rd 3 664 1 Harris Ave W Weaver Rd V.A. Medical 12 THE VANGUARD BREW PUB J Ivy Home Rd. Center COLISEUM CENTRAL 8. Buffalo Wild Wings* 29. IHOP 49. Professional BullRiding, Inc COLISEUM CENTRAL W& QueenDISTILLERY St K. Mill Point Park ACCOMMODATIONS ATTRACTIONS 9. Buffet Star 30. Jason’s Deli (PBR Tapps) DOWNTOWN ACCOMMODATIONS 10. Marker 20 GOLF COURSES PHOEBUS ACCOMMODATIONS 7. Scratch Bakery CAPSTAN BAR 1. Simply Panache Place 8. Skrimp Shack 1. Ambassador Inn & Suites A. Aberdeen Gardens 10. Candy Land Confections* 504 31.N. JimmyKing John’s Street Subs* 50. Red Lobster 1. Crowne Plaza L. Miss Hampton II 11. Musasi Japanese Restaurant 1. The Woodlands Golf Course 11. Chick Fil-A (2 Locations) Hampton Marina Hotel Harbor Cruises 9. Sly Clyde Ciderworks 2. BestBREWING Western Coliseum COMPANY Inn Historic Museum 32. Juan’s Mexican Café 51. Rita’s ItalianTwoW Queenportions Ice St of a 2.16-mile linear park that will 12. Old Hampton B. Air Power Park 12. Chili’s Bar & Grill 757-224-1216& Cantina* PHOEBUS ATTRACTIONS 10. STUFT Restaurant 3. Candlewood Suites 52. Smashburger*wind through Hampton2. areMagnolia now House available Bed for vis-M. Ocean Eagle Charters Seafood Kitchen 2036 Exploration Way C. Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World 13. Chipotle* 33. Krispy Kreme & Breakfast MARINAS A. The American Theatre 4. Country Inn & Suites SLY CLYDE CIDER The Vanguard 53. Sonic N. St. John’s Church 13. Stillwater Tavern 11. Victoria Station D. Bluebird Gap Farm 14. CiCi’s Pizza 34. La Parilla Mexican Grille 54. Soya Sushiitor Barenjoyment, offering two distinct experiences. 1. Bluewater Marina FORT MONROE ATTRACTIONS 5. Courtyard757-788-7276 by Marriott 15. Cinema Café DOWNTOWN ATTRACTIONS O. Virginia Air & Space Center 14. Surf Rider Restaurant SMALL VENUES E. Boo Williams Sportsplex207 E. Mellen Street 35. Long Horn Steak House 55. Starbucks 2. Downtown Public Pier B. Casemate Museum 6. Days Inn Hampton 16. Cold Stone Creamery @vanguardvenue A. Hampton Visitor Center 2. The Hampton www.capstanbarbrewing.comF. Hampton Coliseum 36. Love in a Cup Frozen Yogurt Bar 56. Steak ‘n Shake 15. Taphouse Grill 3. Sunset Boating Center www.slyclyde.com17. Comfort Zone Hampton guests staying in& HamptonColiseum History Central Museum D DOWNTOWN DINING C. Engineer Wharf Fishing Pier 7. Embassy Suites G. Hampton Roads 57. Subway 16. The Vanguard 3. Commanding General’s Capstan Bar Brewing Company Restaurant & Lounge the_vanguard_75737. Mission BBQ* B. Booker T. Washington 1. The Barking Dog 4. Customs House Marina D. Oozlefinch Craft Brewery 8. Extended Stay America Convention Center accommodations will be located in close proxim- Residence & Gardens SlyClydeCider18. Cookout 38. Moe’s Southwest Grill 58. Sushi King* Memorial 17. Venture Kitchen and Bar E. Outlook Beach 9. Hampton @capstanbarbrew Inn H. Peninsula Town Center Housed within the historic 59. Sweetity Teas* to both portions of the trail, but particularly 2. Brown Chicken Brown Cow at Fort Monroe 19. Cracker Barrel 39. Monsoon* C. Charles H. Taylor Arts Center F. Paradise Ocean Club 10. Hilton Garden Inn Briar eld Rd 60. Teavanna* 3. Bull Island Brewery SMALL VENUES COLISEUM CENTRAL DININGSlyClydeCider20. Cyrus Grille at Embassy SuitesHampton40. Mooyah Armory, Burgers & The Fries the path that winds its D.way Darling through Stadium the tourism F FORT MONROE DINING 11. Holiday Capstanbarbrewing Inn Express 61. Tokyo Japanese Steakhouse 4. Goody’s P PARKING GARAGES 1. Andrea’s Pizza Shop 21. Denny’s 41. My Pi* 1. The Historic Post Office P PHOEBUS DINING 12. The Chamberlin 12. In Town Suites Extended Stay SlyClydeCider Vanguard Brewpub and 62. Tropicaldistrict. Smoothie The trail, designedE. Emancipation for walkers, Oak runners An artisanal craft microbrewery2. Applebee’s 22. El Azteca 42. Olive Garden 5. Glazed Doughnuts 1. El Diablo Loco 13. The Deadrise 13. Quality Inn 43. Outback Steakhouse* 63. Waffleand House cyclists, provides easyF. The accessibility Hampton Carousel to the 2. Fuller’s Restaurant & Bar with historic flair, Capstan3. Avenue Bar Blue PianoThe & Winefirst Bar* craft23. cider Firehouse company Subs in Distillery is a premiere 6. Grey Goose 14. Paradise Raw Bar & Grill 14. Red Roof Inn 24. First Watch* 44. Panda Express* 64. Williams O’Delicious G. Hampton City Hall 7. Hampton Seafood 3. Mama Rosa’s 4. Bar Louie* Hampton Roads Convention Center, Hampton MARINAS 15. RelaxBrewing Inn Company offers5. Baskina fine Robbins Coastal Virginia,25. Five Sly Guys Clyde Burgers* Cider entertainment45. Panera Bread venue featuring 65. Wing Bistro H. Hampton Maritime Center Market Restaurant 4. Mango Mangeaux Simply Coliseum, Bluebird Gap Farm and shopping and 1. Old Point Comfort Marina 16. Springhillselection Suites of flagship beers6. Theand Bistro at Courtyardwill open our 26.Phoebus The Greene tasting Turtle* Caiseal46. Park Beer Lane & Tavern* Spirits, brewed 66. Zaxby’s I. Hampton University 8. La Bodega Panache Bistro 17. Suburban Extended Stay 7. Boston Market 27. Golden Corral 47. Peninsula Movie Bistro* dining at the Power Plant.Museum If you are one to get 9. Latitude 37, 5. Olde Towne Tavern CAMPGROUNDS seasonal offerings. The capstan, room in Spring28. 2018. Hooters Updates and48. distilled Pho 79 on site. There is out and explore your surroundings,J. Little England thisChapel new Oyster Alley & Regatta Grill 6. The Point at Phoebus 1. The Colonies RV Park a machine used to haul up ship’s and business* Please hours See can Peninsula be found Town Center Insetdaily live music, from local addition will be a pathway to those experiences. anchors, symbolizes strength, on our social media pages. and national acts, and a full unity, and integrity-the ethos of restaurant with seasonal menus, At the other end, at Air Power Park, a raised Capstan Bar Brewing Company. paired with select craft cocktails wooden walkway provides a quiet nature observation deck, with views of Newmarket Open Tues-Thu 3 p.m.-9 p.m., and craft brews. Private rooms Creek. Visitors may see herons, egrets, redwing Fri & Sat 11 a.m.-10 p.m., and are available for reservation. blackbirds, and various types of crabs, among Sun 12 p.m.-7p.m. (hours subject Open Sun-Thurs 11 a.m.-11 p.m., other wildlife. The full trail is expected to be to change seasonally). Fri & Sat 11 a.m.-12 a.m. complete in spring of 2019.
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Craft Beer & Cider EASTERN APICULTURAL SOCIETY Page 1 EAS Short CHamptonours eRoads an Conventiond Conf Center,eren Hampton,ce Re gVirginiaistra tion Form Monday, August 13 to Friday, August 17, 2018 Hampton Important Information before you begin… (Register online at www.easternapiculture.org) Scuttle Bus • PLEASE NOTE: each conference attendee must register separately. BULL ISLAND OOZLEFINCH CRAFT BREWERY ST.GEORGE BREWING COMPANY • Attendees must be an EAS member in good standing. While visiting Hampton, the most convenient 81 Patch Road BREWING COMPANY 204 Challenger Way way to get where you want to go is the Hampton • If you are registering by US Mail, WE MUST RECEIVE YOUR FORM BY JULY 27, 2018. Do not mail this registration 758 Settlers Landing Road 757-224-7042 757-865-7781 Scuttle Bus. The Scuttle Bus route transports form after July 22; instead bring the completed form to the EAS conference venue or register online. www.oozlefinchbeers.com 757-788-9489 757-865-BEER visitors from their accommodations to shopping, • Conference attendees may register guests for evening functions and special activities. www.bullislandbrewing.com The Oozlefinch Craft Brewery dining, attractions, recreation and entertainment www.stgbeer.com • After Friday, July 27th, you can still register on-line or directly at the conference, however a $25 administration in Coliseum Central, Downtown, Phoebus, Bull Island Brewing Company @Oozlefinchbeers @StGBeer Fort Monroe, and Buckroe Beach. Go to fee will be charged, and some meals and special events may not be available. @BullIslandBrew @Oozlefinchbeers @StGBeer VisitHampton.com for the established route • Please register early! Pre-registration will avoid delays at check-in and online registration is preferred. @bullislandbrewing Rustic meets industrial at this and hours of operation. StGBeer First Name Last Name Coastal Virginia’s first waterfront Name historic Fort Monroe brewery. Coastal Virginia’s first craft brewery, offering five flagship Hampton Scuttle Bus is your ticket to the Enjoy a wide variety of beers brewery. Open Mon. 12 p.m.- craft beers and rotating Hampton Ale Trail, Seafood Tours, History & Address Address while taking in the scenic views 6 p.m., Tues. - Fri. 12 p.m.-8 p.m., seasonals, and a beautiful view of Fort Monroe and Mill Creek. Heritage Sites and much more. Ask a Hampton Sat. 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Food trucks Information Specialist for the full schedule of the Hampton River. Order from local food trucks City State/Prov. Zip/Postal Country onsite Tues. - Sat. Live music Fri. of tour and culinary programming. Open Mon -Thurs 11 a.m.-9 p.m. or pack a lunch for “picnic and and Sat. I-64, exit 262B Fri & Sat 11 a.m.-10 p.m. pints.” Corporate and event space Your Your Phone Number Your Email Sun 11 a.m.-7 p.m. available. Open daily, Contact Sun-Thurs 1 p.m.-9 p.m., Hit the Scenic Trail Emergency Emergency Contact Name Emergency Contact Phone Number Fri. & Sat. 1 p.m.-11 p.m. Contact
EAS Dues must be current to attend, membership includes up to 3 additional family members Membership $25 Annual Dues $45 Two-Year $0 (if current member) $ (choose one) $50 Corporate Dues $65 Three-Year $250 Life Membership THE VANGUARD BREW PUB & DISTILLERY CAPSTAN BAR Name Tag Information (optional) 504 N. King Street Name for First Name Last Name BREWING COMPANY 757-224-1216 Two portions of a 2.16-mile linear park that will wind through Hampton are now available for vis- Name Tag 2036 Exploration Way SLY CLYDE CIDER The Vanguard itor enjoyment, offering two distinct experiences. Apiary or Apiary or Business Name 757-788-7276 207 E. Mellen Street www.capstanbarbrewing.com @vanguardvenue Business www.slyclyde.com Hampton guests staying in Coliseum Central Capstan Bar Brewing Company the_vanguard_757 accommodations will be located in close proxim- SlyClydeCider @capstanbarbrew Housed within the historic ity to both portions of the trail, but particularly Registration (your dues must be current to attend) – choose one of the following Capstanbarbrewing SlyClydeCider Hampton Armory, The the path that winds its way through the tourism FULL WEEK: SHORT COURSE AND CONFERENCE – all five days, one price! $260 $ An artisanal craft microbrewery SlyClydeCider Vanguard Brewpub and district. The trail, designed for walkers, runners with historic flair, Capstan Bar The first craft cider company in Distillery is a premiere and cyclists, provides easy accessibility to the SHORT COURSE ONLY – Three-Day Course (Mon August 13 – Wed August 15) $180 $ Brewing Company offers a fine Coastal Virginia, Sly Clyde Cider entertainment venue featuring Hampton Roads Convention Center, Hampton Coliseum, Bluebird Gap Farm and shopping and CONFERENCE ONLY – Three-Day Conference (Wed August 15 – Fri August 17) $180 $ selection of flagship beers and will open our Phoebus tasting Caiseal Beer & Spirits, brewed dining at the Power Plant. If you are one to get seasonal offerings. The capstan, room in Spring 2018. Updates and distilled on site. There is out and explore your surroundings, this new DAY PASS ($70 per day, select days): Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri ____ x $70 $ a machine used to haul up ship’s and business hours can be found daily live music, from local addition will be a pathway to those experiences. anchors, symbolizes strength, on our social media pages. and national acts, and a full ADMINISTRATION FEE (if registering after July 27) $25 $ unity, and integrity-the ethos of restaurant with seasonal menus, At the other end, at Air Power Park, a raised Capstan Bar Brewing Company. paired with select craft cocktails wooden walkway provides a quiet nature observation deck, with views of Newmarket Page 1 Subtotal (sum up the values from the lines above) $ Open Tues-Thu 3 p.m.-9 p.m., and craft brews. Private rooms Creek. Visitors may see herons, egrets, redwing Fri & Sat 11 a.m.-10 p.m., and are available for reservation. blackbirds, and various types of crabs, among Sun 12 p.m.-7p.m. (hours subject Open Sun-Thurs 11 a.m.-11 p.m., other wildlife. The full trail is expected to be to change seasonally). Fri & Sat 11 a.m.-12 a.m. complete in spring of 2019.
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Page 2 Lunch Selections Hampton Roads Convention Center, Hampton, Virginia Thinly Sliced Roast Beef, Cheddar Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato, Onion, Bistro Sauce on a Wheat Kaiser Roll Marinated and Roasted Seasonal Vegetables wrapped in a Monday Tomato Basil Tortilla with Mozzarella, Baby Spinach and Boxed Lunch Balsamic Glaze Sliced Grilled Chicken, Parmesan Cheese, Shredded Romaine Lettuce, Vine Ripe Tomatoes and Caesar Dressing Genoa Salami, Ham, Provolone Cheese, Roasted Peppers, Iceberg Lettuce, Vine Ripe Tomatoes and Italian Vinaigrette Tuesday Hummus, Red Cabbage, Roasted Eggplant and Red Pepper, and Boxed Lunch Spinach on unleavened flatbread Fresh Chicken Salad, Iceberg Lettuce, Vine Ripe Tomatoes and Provolone Cheese on Gluten Free Bread Smoked Turkey Breast, Applewood Bacon and Cheddar Cheese on a Butter Croissant with Shredded Lettuce, Vine Ripe Tomatoes and Louis Sauce Wednesday Marinated and Roasted Seasonal Vegetables wrapped in a Boxed Lunch Tomato Basil Tortilla with Mozzarella, Baby Spinach and Balsamic Glaze Thinly Sliced Roast Beef, Cheddar Cheese, Lettuce, Tomato, Onion and Bistro Sauce on a Gluten Free Wrap Do not select a Thursday Boxed Lunch if you are attending the Life Member Luncheon Genoa Salami, Ham, Provolone Cheese, Roasted Peppers, Iceberg Thursday Lettuce, Vine Ripe Tomatoes and Italian Vinaigrette Boxed Lunch Hummus, Red Cabbage, Roasted Eggplant and Red Pepper, and Spinach on unleavened flatbread Fresh Chicken Salad, Iceberg Lettuce, Vine Ripe Tomatoes and Provolone Cheese on Gluten Free Bread Embassy Suites Hotel Lunch Buffet Featuring Chef’s Choices to Thursday Life Members Only include Vegetarian and Gluten Free selections. Exclusive Life Member presentation by Celia Davis, NDB. Held in Mercury Ballroom of Luncheon Embassy Suites Hotel Smoked Turkey Breast, Applewood Bacon and Cheddar Cheese on a Buttered Croissant with Shredded Lettuce, Vine Ripe $15 Tomatoes and Louis Sauce Friday $15 Boxed Lunch $15
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Page 3 Plated Dinners Hampton Roads Convention Center, Hampton, Virginia All plated dinners include: Embassy Salad with Citrus Vinaigrette or Buttermilk Ranch, Chef’s Selection of Starch and ’s August 16: Thursday Grilled Chicken Rossini aire ith E otic ushroom Plated Dinner a eira Stra berry E tra agan a Layers of Stra berry arble hite Ca e ith Stra berries – hi e Cream (Vegetarian) Farfalle Pasta ith Saffron Cream an – oaste egetables Stra berry E tra agan a Layers of Stra berry arble hite Ca e ith Stra berries – hi e Cream – (Gluten Free) Grilled Chicken Rossini aire ith E otic ushroom a eira Fruit Cu – Broiled Mahi Stuffe ith Blue Crab in a Saffron Cream August 17: Friday Ba la a ith Seasonal Berries hi e Cream Plated Dinner Hampton Roads Chicken: an Seare Breast of Chic en ith irginia Ham arnish an Smo e ou a ornay – Sauce Ba la a ith Seasonal Berries hi e Cream (Vegetarian) Wild Mushroom Pappardelle featuring – reen eas Egg lant an merican rana Ba la a ith Seasonal Berries hi e Cream – (Gluten Free) Hampton Roads Chicken: an Seare – Breast of Chic en ith irginia Ham arnish H Smo e ou a ornay Sauce luten Free Bro nie
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Page 4 Special Events Hampton Roads Convention Center, Hampton, Virginia Children under must be accompanied by an adult at all times, including e ents Reser e these early, as tickets are sold on a first come basis and some e ents are limited ake ad antage of these great opportunities to sociali e with fellow beekeepers and short course and conference speakers uests are welcome please add guest contact info Monday, August 13: St. George’s Brewing Company Tour St. Georges Brewing Company http: www stgbeer com Challenger ay ampton, VA ap Room hours pm to pm ours start at : pm
umber of people our a local bre ery hile learning about the artnershi that one bac yar bee ee er culti ate into a small business Sam le craft beers inclu ing honey lager ma e ith honey from the onsite a iary hile en oying music an offerings from local foo truc s Bre ery is miles from H CC about a minute ri e
Tuesday, August 14: Miss Hampton II Harbor Cruise Miss Hampton II Cruises https: www misshamptoncruises com Settlers anding Rd ampton, VA Ships boards at : pm Cruise is from pm to pm umber of people
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Wednesday, August 15: Beekeeper Beach Bash & Barbeque Paradise Ocean Club https: www paradiseoceanclub com enwick Road ort onroe, VA pm to pm umber of people Beach arty an icnic at the ara ise cean Club he ri ate ining shelter lym ic si e ool ri ate beach an i i Bar ill ro i e loa s of fun for e eryone ic et inclu es all ay ass to ara ise cean Club Club is miles from H CC about a minute ri e
Wednesday, August 15: Screening of "Queen of the Sun" ampton Roads Con ention Center, Ballroom ABC : pm to : pm
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Page 5 Hampton Roads Convention Center, Hampton, Virginia ore Spe ia ents Children under must be accompanied by an adult at all times, including e ents Reser e these early, as tickets are sold on a first come basis and some e ents are limited ake ad antage of these great opportunities to sociali e with fellow beekeepers and short course and conference speakers uests are welcome please add guest contact info T urs ay ugust : amestown ay ie Trip amestown, Virginia am to pm eet in obby of RCC at am
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C arita e onations Auction Donation: please consider donating an item to EAS that we can use in our hursday auction e ent Any item, large or small, is appreciated ust bring your item to the registration desk when you check in Receipts are a ailable EAS Donation: donors are listed in the EAS Conference rogram, if donation is recei ed by uly , Drone Level Donor Worker Level Donor EAS Donation Queen Level Donor
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Page 7 Hampton Roads Convention Center, Hampton, Virginia Can e ations an e un s All cancellations of short course and conference registration purchase of meals and social e ents must be made in writing to the registrar at registrar easternapiculture org Each short course and conference registration cancellation recei ed by E on riday, uly , , will recei e a refund of of the registration cost, including meals and social e ents, less a administrati e fee Cancellations recei ed after E on riday, uly , will be refunded at the discretion of EAS, less a administrati e fee Any meals and social e ent guarantees made on your behalf will not be refunded Any refunds will be processed within two weeks of the conclusion of the conference o refunds will be issued once the short course and conference begins o S ows Refunds will not be granted for no shows registrants who do not attend the short course and conference with no prior notice of cancellation Conta t n ormation f you need to cancel your registration, please contact the registrar in writing at registrar easternapiculture org
EAS 2018 Registration and Information Desk Sunday 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm Monday 7:30 am - 4:00 pm Tuesday 7:30 am - 4:00 pm Wednesday 7:30 am - 4:00 pm Thursday 7:30 am - 4:00 pm Friday 7:30 am - Noon
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FEATURING: Jennifer Berry Randy Oliver Sarah Red-Laird & many more! EAS BYLAWS
ARTICLE 1 – MEMBERSHIP
SECTION 1.1 Application for Membership.
Application for membership may be made by any reasonable means available, to include a verbal request and paying the prescribed membership dues with cash, check, or credit card. 58 EAS JOURNAL 2018 SECTION 1.2 Membership Classes.
The Society shall have four classes of membership that are defined in the Constitution. These are: A. Annual; B. Life; C. Association; and D. Corporate. EASThe class BUSINESSof membership a person is placed in depends on the amount of dues paid as prescribed in the Policy and Procedure Manual, and definitions described in Article IV, Section 1 of the Constitution. The following proposed changes in the EAS By-Laws will be discussed and voted upon in the upcoming Annual MeetingSECTION in Virginia. 1.3 Voting Rights. EAS BYLAWS Each member in good standing shall be entitled to one vote (Corporate Member = 1 vote; Annual Member = 1 vote, Life member = 1 vote; Association = 1 vote) on all matters submitted for vote atARTICLE the annual 1 – MEMBERSH conference IPGeneral Membership business meeting.
SECTION 1.11.4 ApplicationTermination for of Membership.
ApplicationSECTION for 1.4.1 membership Suspension may beand made Expulsion by any reasonable means available, to include a verbal request and paying the prescribed membership dues with cash, check, or credit card. The Board of Directors, by affirmative vote of two thirds of all members of the Board present SECTIONat a Board 1.2 Membershipmeeting, may Classes. suspend or expel a member after an appropriate hearing (Hearing procedure outlined in the Policy and Procedure Manual). The Society shall have four classes of membership that are defined in the Constitution. These are:SECTION A. Annual; 1.4.2 B. Life; Expiration C. Association; and D. Corporate.
The Membershipclass of membership is terminated a person when is placed the annual in depends year on expires the amount and dues of dues are paid not aspaid prescribed for the in thefollowing Policy year.and ProcedureAnnual memberships Manual, and definitions are terminated described when in Article the IV,anniversary Section 1 ofdate the Constitution.the member joined the Society is passed and dues are not paid for the
SECTIONfollowing 1.3 Votingtwelve-month Rights. period.
EachSECTION member 1.5 inResignation good standing shall be entitled to one vote (Corporate Member = 1 vote; Annual Member = 1 vote, Life member = 1 vote; Association = 1 vote) on all matters submitted for vote Any member may resign by filing a written resignation with the Secretary. The resignation shall at the annual conference General Membership business meeting. become effective upon receipt. SECTIONSection 1.42.1 GeneralTermination Powers. of Membership. SECTION 1.6 Reinstatement of Expired Membership. TheSECTION affairs of 1.4.1 the Society Suspension shall beand managed Expulsion by its Board of Directors. The powers of the Society A former member will be reinstated upon having paid his/her annual dues. There is no partial shall be exercised by, or under the authority of the Board, except as otherwise provided by these year dues structure. BylawsThe Board in Section of Directors, 5 or by bya resolution affirmative of vote the Board.of two thirds of all members of the Board present at a Board meeting, may suspend or expel a member after an appropriate hearing (Hearing SECTION 1.7 Transfer of Membership. Sectionprocedure 2.2 outlinedInitial Term in the of Policy Directors. and Procedure Manual). Membership in the Society is not transferable or assignable. InSECTION order to assure 1.4.2 thatExpiration the terms of the majority of the board of directors will not expire at once, the directors' terms for the following states in the EAS region shall expire as follows: Membership is terminated when the annual year expires and dues are not paid for the a. fTermsollowing of year.directors Annual from membershipsthe following states/provinces are terminated shall when expire thein 2005, anniversary and every datefourth yearthe thereafter member - Ontario, joined Pennsylvania, the Society Virginia, is passed Ohio, Quebec,and dues South are Carolina, not paid Georgia, for Masterthe Beekeeper. following twelve-month period. b. Terms of directors from the following states/provinces shall expire in 2006 and every fourth
SECTIONyear thereafter. 1.5 Resignation Connecticut, Maryland, Maine, New York, Vermont, Indiana, Louisiana, the AnyCanadian member Maritime may resign provinces. by filing a written resignation with the Secretary. The resignation shall become effective upon receipt. c. Terms of directors from the following states/provinces shall expire in 2007 and every fourth year thereafter. Delaware, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Alabama, Mississippi, Florida, Illinois, SECTION 1.6 Reinstatement of Expired Membership. Washington D.C. A former member will be reinstated upon having paid his/her annual dues. There is no partial yeard. Termsdues structure. of directors from the following states/provinces shall expire in 2008 and every fourth year thereafter. West Virginia, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, Michigan, SECTIONNew Hampshire, 1.7 Transfer Wisconsin. of Membership.
MembershipSECTION 2.3 in theRemoval Society of is Directors. not transferable or assignable.
Any Director may be removed from office for cause by the vote of a majority of the Board following a hearing detailing the cause for removal.
SECTION 2.4 Resignation.
Any Director may resign at any time by giving written notice to the Society secretary. The resignation shall be effective upon receipt or at such subsequent time as may be specified in the notice of resignation. The resignation will be announced at the next Board meeting whether it is a regularly scheduled meeting or emergency meeting.
SECTION 2.5 Compensation of Directors.
The Board shall have the authority to fix the compensation, including reimbursement of expenses, of Directors for their services as such. Compensation and reimbursement details are found in the Policy and Procedures Manual.
SECTION 2.6 Voting Rights.
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Section 2.1 General Powers.
The affairs of the Society shall be managed by its Board of Directors. The powers of the Society shall be exercised by, or under the authority of the Board, except as otherwise provided by these Bylaws in Section 5 or by a resolution of the Board.
noSection loss of 2.2 records Initial or Termtransactions of Directors. will be lost in case of loss of the Treasurer’s immediate records. The hairman and ecretary shall have access to the records though have no ability to change theseIn order records. to assure eriodically that the orterms at the of least the majority once e ofr term the board the hairman of directors ecretary will not expireand Treasurer at once, willthe directors'send to the terms istorian for the thosefollowing records states of inhistorical the EAS significanceregion shall asexpire defined as follows: in the olicy and rocedures Manual. a. Terms of directors from the following states/provinces shall expire in 2005, and every fourth year thereafter - Ontario, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Ohio, Quebec, South Carolina, Georgia, Master Beekeeper.
SECTIONb. Terms of9.1 directors Amendments. from the following states/provinces shall expire in 2006 and every fourth year thereafter. Connecticut, Maryland, Maine, New York, Vermont, Indiana, Louisiana, the TheCanadian ylaws Maritime of the ociety provinces. may be amended by a ma ority vote of the eneral Membershi at the annual eneral Membershi usiness Meeting. The rocedure to be used for introducing a EAS BUSINESS 59 changec. Terms to ofthe directors bylaws isfrom found the in following the olicy states/provinces and rocedures shall Manual. expire in 2007 and every fourth year thereafter. Delaware, New Jersey, Rhode Island, Alabama, Mississippi, Florida, Illinois, Washington D.C.
d. two Terms thirds of directorsvote of the from oard the shallfollowing be re uired states/provinces to dissolve shall the ociety.expire in on 2008 dissolution and every fourthof the ociety year thereafter. any assets West remaining Virginia, Massachusetts,after ayment ofNorth all debts Carolina, and Tennessee,liabilities shall Kentucky, be aid Michigan, over to charitableNew Hampshire, organi ations Wisconsin. e em t under the rovisions of ection (c ) of the . . nternal Revenue ode that have ur oses consistent with ur oses. o art of the remaining assets ofSE theCTION ociety 2.3 will Removal be aid of or Directors. distributed to an officer director or member of the ociety. Any Director may be removed from office for cause by the vote of a majority of the Board following a hearing detailing the cause for removal.
SECTIONSECTION 11.12.4 Resignation. Fiscal Year.
TheAny fiscalDirector year may of the resign ociety at shallany timebegin by on giving the first written day of notice anuary to theand Societyend on thesecretary. last day The of ecemberresignation each shall year. be effective upon receipt or at such subsequent time as may be specified in the notice of resignation. The resignation will be announced at the next Board meeting whether it is SECTIONa regularly 11.2 scheduled Dues Year. meeting or emergency meeting. The dues year of the ociety shall begin on the first day of e tember and end on the last day of SECTION 2.5 Compensation of Directors. ugust each year. The dues year for nnual Membershi shall begin on the first dayThe thatBoard dues shall are have received the authority from ato member fix the compensation,(their “anniversary including date”) reimbursement and end on of expenses, of Directors for their services as such. Compensation and reimbursement details are that date the following year. found in the Policy and Procedures Manual. SECTION 11.3 Meeting Rules. SECTION 2.6 Voting Rights. Meetings shall be governed by Robert’s Rules of Order.
SECTION 11.4 Policy and Procedures.
olicyEAS BYLAWS and rocedures referred to in this document the onstitution and any anctionedPage 2 reference document or other corres ondence or communication shall be com iled collected and maintained by the ecretary. olicies and rocedures as determined by the oard shall be entered into this manual and used to determine guidelines and actions of the ecutive committee the oard of irectors and the membershi of . olicies and rocedures are created and removed strictly by motions from the oard and may be changed at any time the o ortunity of a vote arises.
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EAS Executive Committee, Directors, and Contacts
EAS EXECUTIVE 207-693-9226 Illinois COMMITTEE 207-441-1492 (cell) Vacant (2019) [email protected] Chairman of the Board Indiana Erin MacGregor Forbes (2019) Treasurer Debbie Seib (2018) 188 Capisic Street Jacky B. Hildreth 7784 N. Sanctuary Lane Portland, ME 04102 3 Summit Terrace Mooresville, IN 46158-6082 207-772-3380 North Yarmouth, ME 04097 317-432-9578 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
Vice Chairman of the Board EAS DIRECTORS Kentucky Dr. Linda A. Mizer (2019) Tammy Horn Potter (2020) Year indicates expiration of term as director 1279 Spring St. Ext. 956 Stonewall Road Groton, NY 13073 Lexington, KY 40504 Alabama 607-227-4449 502-229-2950 (work) William Miller (2019) [email protected] 859-200-2207 2991 Eddins Road [email protected] President Dothan, AL 36301 334-794-8362 Pam Fisher (2018) Louisiana [email protected] P.O. Box 5206, Randy Fair (2018) Chesapeake, VA 23324 611 Evans Loop Connecticut 757-620-0945 Mansfield, LA 71052 John C. Baker (2018) [email protected] 318-872-2682 52 Headquarters Road [email protected] Vice President Litchfield, CT 06759 Buddy May (2019) 860-567-8427 Maine 100 Birnam Court [email protected] Greenville, SC 29615 Peggy McLaughlin (2018) 864-297- 1922 62 Littlefield Road Delaware [email protected] Springvale, ME 04083 Robert Bauer (2019) 207-370-2215 210 Effendi Drive President Emeritus [email protected] Middletown DE 19709 Robert Bauer 302-378-7972 210 Effendi Drive Maryland 302-824-9090 (cell) Middletown DE 19709 Patti Wong (2018) [email protected] 302-378-7972 13359 Rushing Water Way 302-824-9090 (cell) Germantown, MD 20874-2170 Florida [email protected] 240-543-6224 David Mendes (2019) [email protected] 11253 Rabin Gap Drive Chairman Emeritus N. Fort Myers, FL 33917 Jim Bobb Massachusetts [email protected] 2011 Shearer Road Mary Duane (2020) Lansdale, PA 19446 81 Blithewood Avenue Georgia 610-584-6778 Worcester, MA 01604 Linda Tillman (2021) [email protected] 508-335-0433 843 Kings CT NE [email protected] Atlanta, GA 30306 Secretary 404-447-1943 Carol Cottrill [email protected] 60 Rolling Hill Drive Naples ME 04055 EAS BUSINESS 61
West Virginia Charles Walter (2020) 3466 Scrabble Road Shepherdstown, WV 25443 647-988-5942 [email protected] Master Beekeepers Ohio Stephan Repaskey (2021) Vacant (2021) Wisconsin 3109 Pioneer Ave Vacant (2020) Pittsburg, PA 15226 Pennsylvania 724-413-7808 Vincent Aloyo (2021) Canadian Maritime Provinces [email protected] 736 Cathart Road Vacant (2021) [email protected] Blue Bell, PA 19422 Ontario 484-557-4049 Vacant (2021) Michigan [email protected] Rich Wieske (2020) Quebec 131 E. Lawrence Ave Rhode Island Vacant (2021) Royal Oak, MI 48073 Jane Dennison (2019) 248-585-5558 325 Newman Avenue ADDITIONAL EAS [email protected] Rumford, RI 02916 CONTACTS [email protected] 401-374-9105 (cell) Historian 401-247-1644 (w) Vacant Mississippi [email protected] Vacant (2019) EAS Journal South Carolina Dr. Linda A. Mizer New Hampshire Buddy May (2021) [email protected] Dorinda Priebe (2020) 100 Birnam Court 2 Kellie Lane Greenville, SC 29615 Web Master Raymond NH 03077 864-297-1922 Keith Inglin [email protected] [email protected] 12 Haines Road Stockton, NJ 08559 New Jersey Tennessee [email protected] Lou (Eloise) Naylor (2019) Michael Coulter (2020) 633 East Main Street 2835 Kensington Street MB Advisor Unit D1 Athens TN 37303 Deborah Delaney Moorestown, NJ 08057 [email protected] 919-995-2596 856-234-1799 [email protected] [email protected] Vermont Michael Willard (2018) Honey Show Committee Chair New York 19 Birch Road George H. Wilson Bob Talkiewicz (2018) Fairfax, VT 05454 703-314-2404 106 Arthur Ave 802-849-9884 [email protected] Endicott, NY 13760 [email protected] 607-427-2420 [email protected] Virginia Karla Eisen (2021) North Carolina 6311 Catharpin Road Doug Vinson (2020) Gainesville VA 20155 610 Thornburg Drive NE 703-314-8530 Conover NC 28613 [email protected] 828-244-4321 [email protected] Eastern Apicultural Society PRSRT STD US POSTAGE Carol Cottrill PAID LANCASTER, PA EAS Secretary PERMIT #299 60 Rolling Hill Drive Naples ME 04055