Celebrate with purpose. Explore eco-conscious holidays, green gifting, and mindful seasonal rituals rooted in love and sustainability.
The Winter Solstice marks the longest night of the year — a quiet turning point filled with wishing, waiting, and gentle hope. From resting bees and hidden bulbs to steaming tea and wishing biscuits, this season invites us to slow down and begin again.
A decade of small acts — bees, botanicals, handmade things, and the kindness of strangers — shaped this tiny business in ways I’ll never forget.
Celebrate National Rabbit Day on September 27 at the Eisenhower Park Farmers Market! Meet Diana from Angora Crafted, watch live wool-making demos, and take home cozy, hand-crocheted treasures made from Angora rabbit fur. Bee sure to hop by and join the buzz
(Updated for 2025 — with heart and handmade wisdom) There is something timeless about the way we give.When I think of the holidays, I don’t think of stores or sales — I think of the ritual of wrapping gifts with…
Hearts are symbolic of love, but they also represent the center of your body, and the home for your strongest emotions. So let's speak from the heart about a few February heart holidays.
Have you ever heard of honeydew honey? It was a new one for the Queen Bee and, let me tell you, it's not your ordinary sweet bee treat.