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DESCRIPTION:Catch the buzz and swarm on over to the School Farm for a busy day of 
 learning and sharing all about bees and the sweet, sweet gifts they offer. 
 Besides learning the basics of urban beekeeping with local expert, Karen 
 Peteros, we'll also have permaculture designer Fred Bove show how to 
 encourage native bees and other important pollinators into your garden with 
 native and climate appropriate plants as well as other exciting pollinator 
 activities for kids! We'll also have musical guests from SOTA performing 
 during lunch - come on down and support them!\n\nBakers Alley is also a 
 potluck so bring a dish or dough to bake or share, toppings for pizza, and 
 if you got em' your own utensils to keep this a zero waste event.\n\n11am 
 – Fire up oven, morning refreshments courtesy of Arizmendi Bakery, and 
 general farm work.\n\n12pm – Karen Peteros will talk about the various 
 things to consider before deciding to take up beekeeping in an urban 
 environment, about the life cycle of individual honey bees and the colony, 
 and answer questions about beekeeping. She’ll have an observation hive of 
 live honey bees which will give us the opportunity to view some of what 
 goes on inside a hive.  She also will give us a tasting of honeys produced 
 by Bee-Cause hives in various San Francisco neighborhoods.\n\n1pm – Break 
 for oven fired pizza, bring your own toppings & let’s make some honey 
 topped pizzas! We're also proud to have musical guests Mayya Feygina and 
 HarryTrump - students from the Ruth Asawa School of the Arts performing 
 their latest songs and serenading us during lunch!\n\n2pm – Fred Bove 
 will talk about creating habitat for both honey bees and native bees, 
 seasonal planting plans for providing habitat, pollen and nectar and how 
 bees and the environment are connected. Then we’ll go on a bee hunt.  
 We’ll have bee catching' plastic bags and magnifiers for us to safely 
 catch , identify and release a diversity of bee species in the garden. Be 
 sure to bring the kids!\n\nAs always, the ovens will be blazing and we’ll 
 provide the dough so bring some pizza toppings, or some other local, 
 seasonal fare to share and compare at our ultra-local potluck. Bring your 
 own utensils if you got em, and musical instruments, parlor tricks and 
 special talents are always welcome too.\n\nThe School Farm is located at 
 the Ruth Asawa School of the Arts and the Academy of Arts and Sciences - 
 555 Portola Dr.atop Glen Canyon. Enter the campus from the parking area on 
 O'Shaughnessy, walk down the hill to the right, and find us behind the 
 athletic field.\n\n 
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SUMMARY:Bakers Alley - Urban Beekeeping and Pollinator Gardens
LOCATION: The School Farm is located at the Ruth Asawa School of the Arts and the 
 Academy of Arts and Sciences - 555 Portola Dr. atop Glen Canyon. Enter the 
 campus from the parking area on O'Shaughnessy Blvd, walk down the hill to 
 the right, and find us behind the athletic field.
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2013/03/26/18734263.php
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