Organic Honey in Lazio - A Family-Friendly Event

Organic honey takes center stage in Rome

In the heart of the Casalotti district, in the northwestern part of Rome, comes an event entirely dedicated to organic honey and the wonderful world of bees. Organized by Studio Associato Agristudio, the festival is designed as a day for the whole family, where the discovery of authentic flavors intertwines with environmental education and fun for the little ones.

The initiative was born with a clear goal: to share the value of honey produced in Lazio according to organic farming principles and to raise awareness among citizens and families about the importance of pollinators for environmental health and the quality of the food we put on our tables.

Tastings, talks, and workshops

The program combines educational moments with hands-on activities. The talks offer a close-up look at the work of beekeepers and the various local honey varieties, while guided tastings invite you to appreciate the aromas and nuances of a natural, zero-kilometer product.

A large space is reserved for children, with free workshops dedicated to discovering bees, their role in ecosystems, and the secrets of the hive. It is a precious opportunity to introduce new generations to themes of biodiversity and respect for nature through a playful and engaging approach.

An event for the community

The event integrates into the fabric of the Roman suburbs as a moment of gathering and appreciation for the small agricultural realities of Lazio. In a city as large and hectic as Rome, events like this offer the opportunity to rediscover the bond with the land, its products, and those who cultivate them with passion and attention to the environment.

• Admission and activities are completely free
• Tastings of local organic honey
• Workshops for children dedicated to bees and the environment
• Meetings with experts in the beekeeping sector

Casalotti and the beekeeping of Lazio

Lazio boasts a long beekeeping tradition, favored by the variety of its landscapes: from hilly areas to forests, and the countryside surrounding the Capital. Regional organic honey tells the story of this natural wealth, and events like the one in Casalotti help introduce it to a city audience, often far removed from the dynamics of agricultural production. A small but significant gesture to bring the city closer to its countryside.