Hands-On history classes and Homeschool Fun at the Heritage Explorers Fest and History Fair!
Hosted by Heritage Skills USA and The Homestead Homeschool, this exciting homeschool festival is an amazing opportunity for families.
Click HERE to buy tickets to our Vinton County events and get registered for classes!
📅 Thursday, October 16
🕙 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
📍 Vinton County Fairgrounds, Hocking Hills
Bring your homeschool family for a full day of hands-on history classes, nature, wilderness, and herbalism activities and crafts designed for preschoolers through teens!
This is learning by doing—explore the past, discover new skills, and create lasting memories together in the heart of the Hocking Hills. In addition to hands-on classes, make sure you stop by the informational booths with free activities and the Heritage Makers Market!
Click here to download the FREE Heritage Explorers Fest Coloring Book!
🎟️ Admission
$10 per vehicle advance passes - sold online
$15 per vehicle at the gate (only if class capacity has not already been reached)
All classes are included in your pass unless they are Make-and-take workshops that require a small materials fee.
$2 fee to enter a submission in the History Fair. A diorama (shoebox, Amazon box etc.) based upon the Wild West, Westward Expansion, or Gold Rush. Include a card with child's name, age, and title of project.
Bring a picnic lunch or purchase a Pioneer Meal ticket.
📝 Class Registration Open: classes being added now, check back daily! Full schedule will be open for registration on August 22! Don’t wait—popular classes fill quickly!
🌟 Exclusive Perks for Heritage Skills USA Network Members
Discounts and freebies on classes
Unlimited free downloads of the entire Homestead Homeschool Curriculum (current library + all new releases during membership)
Bonus: homesteading guides, survival handbooks, and cookbooks included
Just $25 for a full 12 months – and never auto-renews!
🍂 Come experience the joy of heritage learning, homesteading skills, and family fun at Heritage Explorers Fest—where history, nature, and hands-on learning come alive!

Hands-On history classes and Homeschool Fun at the Heritage Explorers Fest and History Fair!
Hosted by Heritage Skills USA and The Homestead Homeschool, this exciting homeschool festival is an amazing opportunity for families.
Click HERE to buy tickets to our Vinton County events and get registered for classes!
📅 Thursday, October 16
🕙 10:00 am – 5:00 pm
📍 Vinton County Fairgrounds, Hocking Hills
Bring your homeschool family for a full day of hands-on history classes, nature, wilderness, and herbalism activities and crafts designed for preschoolers through teens!
This is learning by doing—explore the past, discover new skills, and create lasting memories together in the heart of the Hocking Hills. In addition to hands-on classes, make sure you stop by the informational booths with free activities and the Heritage Makers Market!
Click here to download the FREE Heritage Explorers Fest Coloring Book!
🎟️ Admission
$10 per vehicle advance passes - sold online
$15 per vehicle at the gate (only if class capacity has not already been reached)
All classes are included in your pass unless they are Make-and-take workshops that require a small materials fee.
$2 fee to enter a submission in the History Fair. A diorama (shoebox, Amazon box etc.) based upon the Wild West, Westward Expansion, or Gold Rush. Include a card with child's name, age, and title of project.
Bring a picnic lunch or purchase a Pioneer Meal ticket.
📝 Class Registration Open: classes being added now, check back daily! Full schedule will be open for registration on August 22! Don’t wait—popular classes fill quickly!
🌟 Exclusive Perks for Heritage Skills USA Network Members
Discounts and freebies on classes
Unlimited free downloads of the entire Homestead Homeschool Curriculum (current library + all new releases during membership)
Bonus: homesteading guides, survival handbooks, and cookbooks included
Just $25 for a full 12 months – and never auto-renews!
🍂 Come experience the joy of heritage learning, homesteading skills, and family fun at Heritage Explorers Fest—where history, nature, and hands-on learning come alive!
