The Bee Museum

The Bee Museum Pop-up

"More Than Just Honey, Honey"

More than a museum, this immersive experience is a living experiment in how curiosity, connection, and community can inspire conservation action in a thought-provoking and beautiful way. Come get to know the honey bee like never before.

Did You Know...

The Bee Museum provides over 130 "un-bee-lievable" honey-bee facts curated in collaboration with the University of California, Davis Master Beekeeeper Program.

Girl Power

All the bees you see on flowers are female. Female bees collect flower nectar, transport it in a special “honey stomach,” and pass it from bee to bee. Only female bees can sting or make honey. One honey bee makes only 1/12th of a teaspoon of honey in her entire life.

Honey Fraud

What do Louis Vuitton and honey have in common? Both are two of the most counterfeited items on the market. A study by the Honey Authenticity Project found that up to 27% of honey samples from around the world were of questionable authenticity, either diluted with syrups, sugar, or containing undeclared additives.

Dr. Bee

Beekeeping has been used as a therapeutic tool for veterans with PTSD. Listening to rhythmic buzzing, in the 200-400 Hz range, acts as white noise and may reduce stress, promote tranquility, boost mindfulness, lower anxiety, and improve focus.

"What a pleasure it was to see all that you've done in raising bee awareness for the consumer and beyond. Your installation is thought-provoking and beautiful."

— Kieva Kaak, MSW, Farm Manager

The Farm at Fairplex | Fairplex Learning & Development Center

How the Buzz Began

Making of the Bee Museum

Watch a vintage boutique in the heart of Los Angeles transform into an immersive bee experience unlike anything else in the world. Once inside this secret pop-up, visitors step into a wonderland, designed in collaboration with the University of California, Davis Master Beekeeper Program. Subtitled, More Than Just Honey, Honey, this 2026–2027 installation reveals the impossible work every honey bee accomplishes during its lifetime in service to its hive and community. The Bee Museum Pop Up is a bee whisperer's love letter to honey bees—an unforgettable experience - no protective gear needed.

Have Bee Museum, Will Travel

Let’s Inspire Together

Whether you're building year-round enrichment for students, seeking an expert voice for your audience or exploring sponsorships and brand partnerships that support ESG and sustainability initiatives, Carrie brings an innovative, people-first approach that makes every experience relevant and memorable. Carrie Diaz partners with schools, organizations and brands for recurring STEM programming and curriculum design to keynote speaking, virtual workshops, field trips, traveling installations and hands-on educational events.

The Bee Museum Pop-Up is also accepting applications for 2027-2029 hosts.

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