Members of Conwy Beekeepers have organised Conwy’s 700-year-old Royal Charter Fairs every year since 1990. The Seed Fair and the Honey Fair have grown into major events again, attracting large crowds of visitors to the town.
Please see the Stallholder Information and Visitor Information pages.
We wish to thank Conwy County Borough Council, Conwy Town Council, Conwy Chamber of Trade and the residents of Conwy town for their support.
Conwy has a long association with honey and beekeeping. The Conwy Honey Fair takes place in High Street and Lancaster Square every 13 September, or on 14 September if the 13th falls on a Sunday. The Honey Fair is an opportunity for beekeepers to sell their honey, and for the public to meet beekeepers, talk about bees, and buy local honey and hive products, including beeswax candles, beeswax polish and honey soaps. There are also plant stalls, home produce and local bee-related crafts.
Peter McFadden, July 2024
Ffair Fêl Conwy
Mae perthynas Conwy â gwenynwyr yn mynd yn ôl ganrifoedd. Mae Ffair Fêl Conwy, a gynhelir bob blwyddyn ar Stryd Fawr Conwy ar 13 Medi, yn gyfle i wenynwyr werthu eu mêl ac i’r cyhoedd gyfarfod â’r gwenynwyr a phrynu mêl lleol a chynnyrch o’r cwch gwenyn, megis canhwyllau cwyr gwenyn, cwyr dodrefn a sebon.
Mae gan Ffair Fêl Conwy siarter ers 700 mlynedd, a fe’i sefydlwyd gan Edward I. Mae’r gwenynwyr lleol yn gwerthu oddeutu tunnell o fêl erbyn amser cinio. Ni chodir tâl am stondin. Yn ogystal â’r stondinau mêl, mae yno hefyd grefftau, planhigion a chynnyrch lleol. Mae nifer o atyniadau o fewn tref gaerog Conwy, sydd yn Safle Treftadaeth y Byd.