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Calendar of Events and Classes

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on March 6, 2009 at 7:03:30 am

These are classes and events that might be of interest to Bay Area Makers

Bee Keeping Classes in the Bay Area. It's spring time and if you're intrested in getting into beekeeping, now is the time of year to start. The San Francisco Classes have already started, but there are others to attend:

March 7th Beekeepers Guild of San Mateo County

BEGINNING BEEKEEPING CLASS 9:15AM - 4PM

1st Congregational Church, 751 Alameda de las Pulgas, Belmont.

Cost: Free Bring your own bag lunch.

More info & pre-registration is required: http://www.sanmateobee.org/class.html

March 14th Alameda County Beekeepers Assn

INTRODUCTION TO BEEKEEPING CLASS 10AM-12:30PM

2418 California St, Berkeley

Cost: ?

Registration required: Jim 510-845-2419

Do not wear scents, wool or dark clothes. A veil would be good to have.

March 15th Green Gulch Farm & Zen Center

BEGINNING BEEKEEPING 9AM-3PM

More information & Registration: http://www.sfzc.org/zc/search.asp?keyword=beekeeping&search.x=16&search.y=3

March 21st Alameda County Beekeepers Assn

RANDY OLIVER BEEKEEPING CLASS 9AM - 3PM

Island Yacht Club, 1853 Clement Ave, Alameda (behind Svendsen's Boat Works along the Marina...courtesy of Jayne Klugs's family)

Cost: $10 members, $20 non-members Bring your own LUNCH. The bar at the Yacht Club will be open at lunch time - cash only.

More info & pre-registration, send email to: Sarachickbee@aol.com

Various dates March, April, May & June BeeKind

BEGINNING BEEKEEPING WORKSHOPS

BeeKind, Sebastopol

More info & pre-registration: http://www.beekind.com/beekeeping_classes_2009.shtml

Learn how to work your ’scope - New Telescope Owner Clinics - Free

Telescope Clinic Date: 31 January 2009 16:30 to 17:30 Details:Land's End, San Francisco

Star parties have long been a great place to socialize with more experienced amateur astronomers, and get some tips about the night sky. But twilight and dark are not the best times to tinker with and get familiar with a new telescope.

SFAA and the Sidewalk Astronomers are inviting new (and "new again") telescope owners to take advantage of their collective expertise on a one-on-one basis at the monthly City Star Party, held at Land's End and at the Randall Museum in San Francisco.

Make:SF - February 1st 2009 Menlo Park -

Sun 2:00 PM - location is shown only to paid participants. $5 admission via paypal

http://www.meetup.com/makesf/calendar/9435472/