April 16, 2027
9am-5pm
Doors open at 8am
April 17, 2027
9am-5pm
Doors open at 8am
Conway Expo Center 2505 East Oak Street Conway, AR
Come join us at the Central Arkansas Homestead Conference for two exciting days filled with learning, hands-on demonstrations, and community!
This exciting event brings together experienced educators and passionate presenters who will share practical knowledge on everything from gardening and livestock to food preservation and self-sufficiency. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage in interactive workshops, see live demonstrations, and gain valuable skills they can apply at home.
Beyond the learning, the conference offers a chance to connect with like-minded individuals, build friendships, and expand your homesteading network in a welcoming atmosphere of fellowship. Whether you’re just getting started or have years of experience, this event is designed to inspire and equip you on your homesteading journey.
Keynote Speaker Joel Salatin
Polyface Farms
What is better than one day of Joel Salatin?
TWO
Joel will be at the conference speaking and signing books both days!
EMCEE: Robbie Ryburn
The Wild Huckleberry
Robbie Ryburn, along with his wife Sonya, are Arkansas natives who have spent the past three years building a six-acre homestead focused on living a more self-sufficient lifestyle. Together, they care for chickens, cows, goats, and rabbits, while also tending to their garden and making the most of country living. Robbie shares their journey through his YouTube channel, The Wild Huckleberry, where he documents the day-to-day realities of homesteading—from planting and harvesting to caring for animals, along with hunting and fishing. Their content reflects a hands-on, family-centered approach to homestead life and the lessons learned along the way. Robbie especially enjoys working with the animals and appreciates the simple, honest lifestyle that comes with homesteading. Through sharing their experiences, he and Sonya hope to encourage others who are interested in living closer to the land.
