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2024 Homeschool Conventions


Beginning as early as February 2024, homeschool conventions for the year have begun. Wondering if there is a homeschool convention in your state, or within a day's drive? Check out the list below and check back often for updates as events continue to be added to the 2024 calendar year. As of now, Missouri is the winner of the state hosting the most conventions in 2024 with a whopping FIVE CONVENTIONS! Do you attend homeschool conventions? I have gone as a speaker, attendee, volunteer, and vendor. Connecting with other homeschoolers (in-person) is life-changing, and I highly recommend attending either by yourself or as a family. If you have yet to attend a homeschool convention, 2024 should be your year!

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Alaska


April 12–13, 2024

Anchorage, Alaska 

 

Arizona


AFHE Arizona Home Education Convention

July 12–13, 2024

Phoenix, Arizona


California


June 13–15, 2024

Ontario, California 


July 19–20, 2024

Rocklin, California


Colorado


February 2–4, 2024

Colorado Springs, Colorado



June 13–15, 2024

Denver, Colorado


Florida


May 23–25, 2024
Kissimmee, Florida 


Idaho

The Homeschool Idaho Convention

June 6–8, 2024

Meridian, Idaho


Illinois
ICHE Homeschool Conference
May 30–June 2, 2024
Bourbonnais, Illinois

Indiana


March 22–23, 2024

Indianapolis, IN 


Iowa


June 14–15, 2024

West Des Moines, Iowa



Kansas


April 19–20, 2024

Park City, Kansas



Kentucky


May 9–11, 2024


Williamstown, Kentucky



Louisiana


March 23, 2024

Hammond, Louisiana



Maine


April 12–13, 2024


Augusta, Maine



Maryland

MACHE Homeschool & Parenting Convention

May 18, 2024

Lancaster Bible College, Maryland



Massachusetts


April 18–20, 2024


Sturbridge, Massachusetts



Michigan

2024 INCH Homeschool Conference

May 9–11,2024

Lansing, Michigan



Minnesota


May 17–18, 2024


Rochester, Minnesota




July 11–13, 2024

Paynesville, Minnesota



Missouri



February 23–24, 2024


Springfield, Missouri


March 21–23, 2024

St. Charles, Missouri



April 5–6, 2024


Kansas City, Missouri



April 11–13, 2024

Branson, Missouri



May 16–18, 2024

Branson, Missouri


Nebraska


March 8–9, 2024


Lincoln, Nebraska



New Mexico


June 28–29, 2024


Albuquerque, New Mexico



North Carolina


May 23–25, 2024


Winston-Salem, North Carolina




June 28–29, 2024


Shelby, North Carolina



North Dakota

February 15–17, 2024


Bismark, North Dakota



Ohio


April 4–6, 2024


Cincinnati, Ohio


Oregon


June 21–22, 2024


Albany, Oregon



Pennsylvania

CHAP Convention

June 13–15, 2024

Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania



South Carolina


March 14–16, 2024


Greenville, South Carolina


South Dakota

Christian Homeschool Conference of South Dakota

May 3–4, 2024

Sioux Falls, South Dakota



Tennessee


May 2–4, 2024


Pigeon Forge, Tennessee

           Texas


April 18–20, 2024

Fort Worth, TX 



May 30–June 1, 2024

The Woodlands, Texas


July 11–13, 2024


Round Rock, Texas



Virginia


June 6–8, 2024

Richmond, VA


               Washington



April 26–27, 2024

Kent, Washington


Wyoming


May 31–June 1, 2024

Cheyenne, WY 



*Are you speaking at, hosting, or know of a 2024 homeschool convention? Email thriftschooling@gmail.com to have your convention added to the list. 

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