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Regional beekeeping and traditional festivals
Overview
In mid-September 2026, various regional festivals in Slovenia, Serbia, and Croatia highlighted traditional crafts and beekeeping excellence.
In Slovenia, the Mihaelov sejem in Mengeš showcased local artisans specializing in blacksmithing, woodcarving, and basket weaving. Concurrently, the Gorenjska Beekeeping Association held a Honey Festival in Lesce, where Čebelarstvo Kimovec was named the overall champion for its chestnut honey.
By late September, beekeeping events continued in Subotica, Serbia, and Bjelovar, Croatia. In Subotica, exhibitors presented high-quality acacia, lime, and rapeseed honey despite recent drought conditions. In Bjelovar, producers focused on promoting domestic quality and EU protected designations of origin, showcasing specialized varieties such as honey infused with ginger, pine needles, or beetroot.
Entities
Bjelovar · Pčela Beekeeping Association · Subotica · Bilogora Beekeeping Association
Timeline
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[CULTURE] 2 sourcesBeekeeping festivals held in Subotica and Bjelovar
Beekeeping festivals in Subotica and Bjelovar highlight high-quality local honey production and diverse apiary products despite regional weather challenges.
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[CULTURE] 2 sourcesTraditional festivals and honey awards held in Slovenia
Slovenian regional traditions were celebrated through the 31st Mihaelov sejem in Mengeš and the Honey Festival in Lesce, which crowned Čebelarstvo Kimovec as the honey champion.
Sources
024info.rs · domzalec.si · gorenjskiglas.si · magazin.hrt.hr