Past eventHeld October 2–3, 2026
Annual WASBA Pacific Northwest Beekeeping Conference 2026
A beekeeping education and networking event organized by Washington State Beekeepers Association.
Wenatchee Convention Center
- Held
- October 2–3, 2026
- Venue
- Wenatchee Convention Center
- Audience
- Pacific Northwest beekeepers, hobbyist to commercial
TL;DR
- The conference took place October 2–3, 2026 at Wenatchee Convention Center.
- Friday dinner was included in the all-inclusive ticket, and space was limited in Saturday's Microscopy Workshops.
- The stated audience was Pacific Northwest beekeepers from hobbyist to commercial.
About
Washington State Beekeepers Association organized the 2026 conference. The event was described as a beekeeping education and networking event for Pacific Northwest beekeepers, from hobbyist to commercial. The conference page invited sponsors and conference vendors, with support from General Sponsors and For-Profit Vendors.
Who was in the room
Pacific Northwest beekeepers
Hobbyist to commercial beekeepers.
Featured speakers
6 listedDr. Brandon Hopkins
Kamon Reynolds
Dr. David Peck
Frederick Dunn
Adam Pachl
George Hansen
Partners on record
3 listedVenue & travel
Venue
Wenatchee Convention CenterGetting there
The Wenatchee Center Hotel was listed as the conference hotel.
Questions people ask
6 answeredThe Annual WASBA Pacific Northwest Beekeeping Conference 2027 has been announced for the first weekend in October, 2027, in Wenatchee, WA. Exact dates are not published yet.
Annual WASBA Pacific Northwest Beekeeping Conference 2026 took place October 2–3, 2026.
It was held at Wenatchee Convention Center.
The published audience was Pacific Northwest beekeepers, from hobbyist to commercial.
It was most useful for hobbyist and commercial beekeepers in the Pacific Northwest, since the all-inclusive ticket covered a Friday dinner and Saturday microscopy workshops, and speakers were billed to include Dr. Brandon Hopkins and Dr. David Peck. Beekeepers outside the region, or those wanting a large commercial trade show, would have got less from it, as the sponsors were regional bee suppliers such as Woods Bee Co. and Cashmere Bees and workshop space was limited.
Beekeepers at regional conferences usually wear casual, practical clothing such as jeans, flannel or fleece and comfortable shoes, with layers for early October in Wenatchee.
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