Trade Show

To book a space in the Trade Hall for next year’s show 
Thursday 22nd to Saturday 24th October 2026

contact Val for more information: tradestands@honeyshow.co.uk.

Trade Stands 2026

(Map right shows hall in 2025)

Unfortunately traders who book are occasionally overtaken by events and unable to attend. If you come to the show especially to see a particular trader, please check with them beforehand to avoid disappointment.

 

Trade Stands Booked for 2026

Abelo Ltd
APHA National Bee Unit
Aston University
B J Sherriff
BB Wear
BBKA
Bee 1st
Bee Diseases Insurance Ltd
BeeCraft
BeeInspired
BeeKeepers Quarterly
Bees Abroad
Bees for Development
Bee Stung Apothecary Skincare
BeeVue
BIBBA
BIG 5
Border Honey
British Bee Charity
Busy Bees Cosmetics
Candle Cavern Ltd
Cardona & Son Spirit Co.
Claire Murthy Art Illustrations
Clownbee3d
E H Thorne
Enolapi Srl
Eurohonig SRL
Freeman and Harding
Golden Bee Productions CIC
Grans on the Make
Hive Tool Engraving Services
HiveAlive
Hive-Five
Honey Exporters Association of Tanzania
Honey Guild UK
Irish Beekeepers
Made by the Beekeeper
Maisemore Apiaries
MD THE QUEEN BEE
Meadow in my Garden
National Honey Show Honey Tasting
Northern Bee Books
Northumberland Honey Company
OXALIKA
Plantlife
PLUK Limited
Quekett Microscopical Club
Raw Honey Distillery
Surrey Beekeepers: Yellow Legged Hornet
Techtron UK
THE QUEEN FINDER . COM
Vita Bee Health
Wares of Knutsford
Wax Chandlers
World Wildlife Fund
Wyefield Apiaries

Total 56 so far

Updated 03/10/2026

Trade Stand Enquiries 2026

Sandown Park has been a great success since the show moved there. The excellent location, right on Esher High Street, has good public transport access and plenty of free parking on site.

The exhibition hall is huge (100 x 30m), our exhibition is in two parts with free flow between the two. The competitive exhibition of honey, mead, crafts, wax, candles, photos, etc is an amazing spectacle drawing crowds from afar. It borders the trade and educational area with stands offering a great variety of information and goods including mead, soaps and cosmetics, jewellery, beekeeping equipment, bee suits, microscopy and books (mostly on bees). Beekeeping associations, beekeeping magazines, wildlife etc. organisations are also represented. They are all interspersed rather than grouped by type.

We have a programme of lectures and workshops throughout the show. Our usual visitors are mostly beekeepers from across the UK and the world.

If you’re thinking of booking a stand, prices are very reasonable, and cover all three days.  Do get in touch with Val: tradestands@honeyshow.co.uk