Community Events for Homeschool Families

From time to time, I come across events that may be of interest to homeschool families. I’m sharing them here simply as a resource. I am not organizing or endorsing these events, but their descriptions sounded appealing and potentially beneficial. I encourage you to review the details and reach out directly to the hosting organization if you would like to learn more.

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🚀 Teen Career Conference - April 18, 2026
​Designed to equip teens with the tools they need to pursue their future goals, this conference offers valuable insight, guidance, and inspiration. A great opportunity for students to explore career paths and take their next steps with confidence!

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🔧 Trades Event - April 30, 2026
For families interested in hands-on career pathways and skilled trades, this event may provide helpful insight into available programs and training opportunities. Trade education continues to be a meaningful option for learners who enjoy practical application and real-world skill development.

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🎓 Career & Education Expo – May 2, 2026
Explore future possibilities at this career and education expo designed for students considering their next steps. While it’s geared toward college-bound teens, events like this can be a great way for all students to gain exposure, ask questions, and start thinking about different paths for their future.

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​🌳Community Field Day - May 16, 2026
Celebrate National Kids to Parks Day with a meaningful community event led by an Eagle Scout project—encouraging families to step outside, connect, and enjoy the beauty of our local parks.

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⚾ Homeschool Day at the Ballpark – Marlins vs. Pirates  August 13, 2026
Don’t miss the first-ever homeschool day at the ballpark as the Miami Marlins take on the Pittsburgh Pirates! Make it an adventure by hopping on the Brightline to Miami and enjoying a fun, memory-making day with other homeschool families. A great mix of community, travel, and America’s favorite pastime!

A Gentle Reminder:  These opportunities are shared for informational purposes only.
​I encourage each family to review details carefully and determine what aligns best with your learner’s interests and your homeschool goals.