Tri-County Beekeepers Association Inc. will hold their 40th Annual Spring Beekeeping Workshop Mar. 1-2, 2019 at the OARDC (Fisher Auditorium and Shisler Center) in Wooster Ohio. On Saturday, March 2nd the workshop will begin with opening comments by Mr. Randall Westfall, Workshop Committee Chairman of TCBA in the Auditorium. Our keynote speaker will be Mr. Kim Flottum. His talk is ...

We are scheduled for a meeting during the afternoon and unable to conduct a class or present a workshop during this time.

Happy Easter!

Westlake Indian Guides has booked Midwest Native Skills fora Private Class with their group. If your group would like to book a weekend with our instructors call us at 888-886-5592. You can see what workshops we can orchestrate for your group by clicking here. Go to Boy Scout Workshop Topics

Field Day is here again @ Quen Right Colonies in Spencer, Ohio (near Medina, Ohio) The event starts 10 a.m. promptly, come early to register at 9:30 am. Featured speakers will be talking about the new "Saskatraz" Honey Bee that has all of th positive  and very few negative characteristics an ideal honey bee should have. There will be classes ...

Midwest Native Skills will be at the Artiflex Health Fair held at their plant in Wooster Ohio providing information on the health benefits of eating all natural honey and learning about the wild edible,and medicinal plants and herbs that are growing right in your own backyards. If you would like to have us attend a Heath Fair at your business ...

Come Join us at the "Glass Bubble Project" located at 2421 Bridge Ave, right next to the Westside Market in downtown Cleveland, Ohio for a summer Plant Class in the city.  Learn what edible, medicinal plants and herbs are growing in the most unlikely spots of an urban environment! Class Dates:  Sunday August 4, 2019 Class Length: 1 day (10 ...

Come stop by our booth and join us for a fun and educational weekend. Witness craftsmen and artisans demonstrate how to make arrowheads, spears, stone tools, bows, atl-atls, and cordage,   pipe carving and other items from hide and bone as well. This is the same location as the Native Americans came to quarry flint they needed to produce weapons ...