Worker-B

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.b is a favorite stop in this building, with their variety of honeys, bee-based skin products, and visiting artists featuring jewelry and photography. Open 4 days a week on the second floor of the Northrup King Building - you're invited to stop by and taste the honeys from all over the world, try the skin products and shop the outstanding artists - all located conveniently in Studio 260.

The Worker B store is open Wednesday - Friday from 10am to 3pm, or you can make a day of it and visit them during Open Studio Saturday or any of our other Open Studio Events!

Summer Sizzle!
Saturday, August 15th: 10am-6pm

Open Studio Saturday
Every Saturday 12-4pm

Summer Sizzle!
Saturday, August 15th: 10am-6pm

Free parking, elevator, ADA accessible.

We will be closed Wednesday July 15th for building maintenance. But don't panic! we will be open the rest of the week!

Thursday and Friday: 10am to 3pm
Saturday: Noon to 4pm.

Hope to see you!

We've been seeing a lot of posts lately about grocery store honey labeled "Raw", "Natural" and "Organic" that turned out to fail purity tests. We are not like that.

We at Worker B carefully seeks out sustainable, healthy apiaries for our raw materials. For our skincare products, we purchase honey and beeswax only from local beekeepers we personally know and trust—partners who ethically raise their bee colonies and harvest honey and beeswax using sustainable practices. We then use these natural raw ingredients to make our lotions, creams, balms, and scrubs.

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🌟 TYPES OF BEES 🌟
From busy Social Bees like American Bumblebee, Western Honey Bee, Common Eastern Bumble Bee, Killer Bee, European Dark Bee, Italian Bee, Cape Honey Bee, Golden Northern Bumble Bee & more — to stunning Solitary Bees such as Violet Carpenter Bee, Eastern Carpenter Bee, Tawny Mining Bee, Mason Bee, Giant Resin Bee & many others.
Bees are the incredible heroes of our food production — pollinating flowers, supporting ecosystems, and bringing life to our world. Every type, social or solitary, deserves our protection and respect! Let's plant more flowers, skip pesticides, and help these amazing pollinators thrive. 🐝💛

but then again - we all know that already

Bees have officially been named the most important living species on Earth.
Tiny golden warriors carrying life on their wings — every speck of pollen a promise of blooming gardens and thriving harvests. In this breathtaking moment, the bee reminds us how vital these humble heroes are to our world. Let’s protect them with every flower we plant and every garden we tend. 🌼🐝💛