Rockland Honey’s Joe Kleinberg to Share Beekeeping Insights & Offer Local Honey Tastings at Down to Earth Living – March 15

Down to Earth Living is buzzing with excitement as Rockland Honey’s Joe Kleinberg visits Down to Earth Living, 1040 Route 45, Pomona, NY on Saturday, March 15 at 1:00pm, to share his expertise on beekeeping, offering a selection of locally sourced honey for sale, and providing exclusive tastings of his best-selling varieties.

Kleinberg, a passionate beekeeper and owner of Rockland Honey, will be on hand to answer questions about beekeeping, pollinators, and honey production. Visitors will have the opportunity to sample and purchase several varieties of his high-quality, locally harvested honey, known for its purity and rich flavor.

Founded in 2015 with just two beehives, Rockland Honey has grown into a trusted local source for raw, unfiltered honey. Kleinberg maintains beehives at West Maple Farm in Monsey, NY, and collaborates with beekeepers across New York and beyond to bring customers a diverse selection of unique and high-quality honey.

Whether you're a honey enthusiast, a home chef looking for all-natural sweeteners, or simply curious about the incredible world of bees, this event is a must-visit. Attendees will also learn about the health benefits of raw honey, practical ways to use it in cooking, and how to create a bee-friendly garden to support local pollinators.

Join us at Down to Earth Living in Pomona for a sweet and informative experience, and discover the benefits of pure, local honey straight from the hive.

About Rockland Honey

Founded in 2015, Rockland Honey started with just two beehives and has since expanded into a thriving operation. The company maintains its own beehives at West Maple Farm in Monsey, NY, ensuring the freshest, most authentic local honey. In addition to its homegrown honey, Rockland Honey partners with trusted beekeepers across New York and around the world to offer a diverse selection of high-quality honey.

Down to Earth Living, Down to Earth Living Garden Center in Rockland County offers 12.5 acres filled with perennials, flowers, shrubs and trees, with new arrivals coming in every week. The 10,000 square foot showroom has a large and unique selection of contemporary, classic, traditional, and transitional teak, aluminum and all-weather dining and deep-seated furniture. The center is open 9 – 5 every day and is located near Bergen County at 1040 Route 45. The phone number is 845-354-8500. Website is www.dteliving.com for more information.