Frequently Asked Questions

When and where does the Texas Homeschool Expo take place?

The 2026 Texas Homeschool Expo will take place March 19-20, 2026, at the New Braunfels Convention Center and June 5-6, 2026, at the Hurst Conference Center. It is open from 10am-4pm each day.

How much are tickets to the Texas Homeschool Expo?

Single day admission tickets are $5 per person for adults ages 18+. Children under the age of 18 are free with an adult and do not require tickets (there is no limit to the number of children per adult ticket). Admission includes access to the Exhibit Hall and all workshops/education sessions. Additionally, the first 500 families at each location will receive a complimentary tote bag! 

Who can/should attend the Texas Homeschool Expo?

Anyone and everyone who is interested in learning about homeschooling should attend! This includes current homeschoolers, prospective homeschoolers, grandparents or other family members who want to learn more about home education, and resource providers who want to connect with the homeschool community. Even families who do not homeschool can benefit from attending, as there are many supplemental educational resources and extracurricular activities that are beneficial to all parents.

As a fully inclusive event, we strongly encourage families from all backgrounds, belief systems, political views, and educational philosophies to take part, connect, learn, and grow!

Are children allowed to attend the Texas Homeschool Expo?

Absolutely! Children are welcome to attend the Texas Homeschool Expo with an adult and receive free admission. Childcare is not provided, and children in attendance must remain under the direct supervision of their adult. For 2026 we are introducing the Activity Hall, which will provide opportunities for children to engage in demo classes, conduct STEM experiments and crafts, and get hands-on with some of our exhibitors!

Young entrepreneurs in DFW are also encourage to participate in the Children's Business Fair, which will take place in the lobby of the Hurst Conference Center on Saturday June 6 from 10am-1pm.

Can I bring my pet to the Texas Homeschool Expo?

No, pets are not permitted inside of the venues where the Texas Homeschool Expo is held. Service animals (as defined by Texas law and the federal Americans with Disabilities Act) are permitted.

What is there to do at the Texas Homeschool Expo?

The Exhibit Hall features dozens of exhibitors offering information and/or the ability to purchase resources, services, and educational curricula. There is a mix of national companies and local organizations, including field trip venues, co-ops and groups, curriculum companies, tutoring and educational services, colleges, book and toy companies, and much more. Both secular and religious materials are available. You can see the full list of exhibitors for each location here.

Each location also features 3 types of workshop spaces: 

• Education Halls offer quality presentations led by industry professionals and/or experienced homeschoolers on a range of topics, such as getting started with homeschooling, tips on teaching specific subjects, supporting unique learners, and homeschooling through high school. 

• Activity Halls give kids a chance to get hands-on with crafts, experiments, and sample classes.

• Demo Halls allow exhibitors to provide a detailed walk-through of various curriculum and programs, allowing attendees to discover whether each is a good fit for their family.

Once finalized, the full schedule of workshops and education sessions for each location will be posted here.

The Dallas-Fort Worth location features a space dedicated to young entrepreneurs, the Children's Business Fair. Attendees can support these ambitious students by shopping their tables and interacting with them. The Children's Business Fair will take place on Saturday, June 6, at the Hurst Conference Center from 10am-1pm.

Is there an extra cost to attend the education sessions and workshops at the Texas Homeschool Expo?

No, access to all education sessions and workshops is included in your $5 daily admission.

Is there anything to eat at the Texas Homeschool Expo?

Yes! There is a concession stand at each location offering snacks, beverages, and hot food.

Where should I park when attending the Texas Homeschool Expo?

Both locations feature free, dedicated attendee parking lots.

How do I become an exhibitor or sponsor at the Texas Homeschool Expo?

Learn more about becoming an exhibitor/sponsor and register to participate in the 2026 Texas Homeschool Expo on our Exhibitor Registration page.

How do I become an speaker at the Texas Homeschool Expo?

Learn more about becoming a speaker at the 2026 Texas Homeschool Expo on our Presenter Registration page.

Who is Homeschool Happenings for?

The Homeschool Happenings monthly e-newsletter is designed for current and prospective homeschooling families in the North Texas region. The local resources, groups, and events listed in the newsletter are all based in North Texas.

Businesses wishing to become more involved in the Texas homeschool community may also benefit from subscribing, and the general homeschooling articles and curriculum spotlights are beneficial to homeschoolers from across the country.

How do I subscribe to Homeschool Happenings?

Please complete the subscription form here.

How much does a subscription to Homeschool Happenings cost?

The Homeschool Happenings monthly e-newsletter is free! There is no cost to subscribe, your information is never sold, and you are free to unsubscribe at any time.

What type of information will I find in Homeschool Happenings?

Each month the e-newsletter features information articles about homeschooling, such as resources for various subjects, craft and activity ideas, suggestions on how to recognize various holidays and celebrations, and links to other great homeschooling information. There is also a monthly curriculum spotlight, which provides an overview of various curricula, and a list of local social groups and co-ops to help build a community. At the end of each e-newsletter is a calendar of events for programs, classes, and activities taking place across North Texas. Many of the events are free, and most are geared directly toward homeschoolers.

You can view past editions of the Homeschool Happenings e-newsletter here.

How can my homeschool-related business or organization advertise in Homeschool Happenings?

If your homeschool-related business or organization would like to connect with over 2,000 homeschooling families in North Texas, consider advertising in the e-newsletter! Your ads help cover the cost of newsletter production and distribution, and local families are always interested in learning more about available homeschool resources. See the advertising rate sheet for options, and contact us with questions or to make an order.