FREE! Black History Month Celebration Earth Moves collaboration with Wirral Multicultural Organisation
Date 8th November
Venue; Wirral MultiCultural Centre
Time; 10.30pm-12.30pm
Presentation by Bee Keeper Barry Chang
We will hear a presentation from Barry, an inspirational Beekeeper.
Barry, a Jamaican-born beekeeper, has been the heart of his local community in Liverpool for over 20 years.
Barrys highlights the importance of being outside and connecting with the natural world for our well-being and the importance of bees for growing food.
Barry takes inspiration from his bees; he shares how hope and togetherness can be found in all situations. Due to his deep connection, he does not need protective clothing when tending his bees.
Barry has a documentary on Netflix exploring life and wisdom. This is a great opportunity to meet him and ask him any questions you may have.
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