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Texas Forestry Museum’s Adult Lecture

By: Bee Martinez

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The Texas Forestry Museum will hold its Adult Lecture: Beekeeping on Monday,
February 6th at 6 pm. Pineywoods Beekeeping Association’s President, Steven
Josephsen, will discuss how to start keeping bees. Also, guests will get to see all
the tools needed to begin beekeeping and have a chance to win a door prize. If you
would like to attend make sure to RSVP by Friday, February 3 rd to save your spot.
For more information or any questions about the event please call 936-632-9535
and a special thank you goes out to our adult lecture sponsor HomeLand
Properties. Photos will be taken at the event for promotional materials.

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