2026 Homesteaders Conference

has Been Postponed

New Dates TBD


 

Homesteading- noun: the practice of living more intentionally and self-sufficiently by learning to grow, make, preserve, and use what you have.

Welcome to the Rocky Mountain Regional Homesteaders Conference and Fair – Back to the Basics – a weekend designed for everyone. Whether you’re growing herbs on an apartment balcony, dreaming of a backyard garden, managing a family farm, or simply looking to learn practical life skills, you’ll find inspiration here.

Explore hands-on workshops, live demonstrations, knowledgeable instructors, and a welcoming community ready to help you take your next step. No experience is required – just curiosity!

HERE IS WHAT IS INCLUDED IN YOUR GENERAL ADMISSION

live demonstrations & vendor exhibits

LOOKING FOR A DEEPER LEARNING EXPERIENCE?

for an additional $40 per class, you can join an interactive workshop and leave with practical skills you can use at home.

FAQs

Q: Do I have to buy tickets online?

A: Tickets are avaliable for purchase both online and at the gate. However, workshop space is limited, so we recommend purchasing your tickets online in advance to guarantee your spot.

Q: Will food be avaliable?

A: Yes! Food vendors and concessions will be available throughout the conference.

Q: May we bring our own food?

A: Yes! You are welcome to bring your own food. Picnic tables and grassy areas will be available for you to enjoy your meal.

Q: Will we be able to ride the train and ponies?

A: Yes! Train and pony rides are included with your admission. Train rides are open to guests of all ages. Pony rides are available for children ages 3–12 who weigh under 100 pounds. Please be patient as our staff works to keep the lines moving as efficiently as possible.

Q: What if I have a question that isn’t answered on awhc.org?

A: If you have additional questions, please call us at 435-245-6050 during business hours (Monday–Friday, 9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.) or email us at heritagecenter@awhc.org.