Vendors
At the Central Arkansas Homestead Conference, vendors will be offering a wide variety of goods to explore and enjoy. From homemade jellies, breads, and candies to dried foods and locally harvested honey, there will be plenty of delicious treats to take home. Attendees can browse booths filled with handcrafted candles, essential canning and gardening supplies, and unique homestead essentials to support a self-sufficient lifestyle. Food trucks will be on-site serving hearty meals, while favorites like kettle corn and pork rinds provide the perfect crunchy snack to enjoy while walking through the marketplace. With such a diverse range of vendors, there’s truly something for everyone to discover.
Join us as we start filling the Conway Expo Center with vendors. All vendor and food truck applications will be vetted to be sure they fit with the theme. Be sure to list ALL items you will be selling to avoid multiple of the same products being sold. If we can limit the number of each vendor type then everyone makes money.
If 2020 taught us anything, it’s that we must be self-sufficient in the face of global turmoil without losing sight of what a strong local community can do. Our needs for preparing for anything from a pandemic, to an egg shortage, to a medical emergency inspired us to lock arms with one another to create peace through preparedness for our own families. This has instilled our passion to educate and equip our community with the skills and resources necessary for resilience.
As the oldest of eight children from Greenbrier, Arkansas, We were raised in an adventurous, faith-centered family that values community, hospitality, and serving others. Our coffee business began at an appreciation dinner, where we discovered how much we enjoyed serving people an American classic—coffee—with their own favorite twists and flavors. What started as a simple passion has grown into a commitment to crafting an exceptional coffee experience.
Children's books, games, science and art kits, puzzles, cards, book bags
If 2020 taught us anything, it’s that we must be self-sufficient in the face of global turmoil without losing sight of what a strong local community can do. Our needs for preparing for anything from a pandemic, to an egg shortage, to a medical emergency inspired us to lock arms with one another to create peace through preparedness for our own families. This has instilled our passion to educate and equip our community with the skills and resources necessary for resilience.