A Festival for the
Whole Family
At Homestead Fair in Waco, Texas, hand-weave a basket, build a birdhouse, or make any number of nearly two dozen hands-on projects for adults and kids alike. Enjoy uplifting concerts by children and adult choirs and orchestras each day. Shop gifts, home furnishings and fine crafts made by skilled artisans. Attend a seminar to learn to grow your own food, or engage in discussions on challenging cultural topics.
Homestead Fair
NOV
29
9am-9pm
NOV
30
9am-9pm
DEC
1
12pm-5pm
Holiday Market
(No Seminars)
DEC
7
9am-9pm
DEC
14
9am-9pm
Not able to come to the Holiday Market on Saturday? Come on out Thursday or Friday evening Dec. 5-6 or Dec. 12-13 from 5 pm to 8 pm for a beautiful evening of holiday shopping, delicious food, carriage rides and maybe even some caroling from time to time! Admission is free. Not all vendors will be open.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
- Designated handicap parking spots
- Shuttles for transport from remote parking lots to the Fair admissions entrance
- A golf cart in the handicap parking area can take you to the Fair admissions entrance
- Wheelchairs may be available upon request – ask at guest check-in (limited availability)
- Handicap restrooms
GENERAL ADMISSION
Save and buy
tickets online!
Required for entry to the fair, and includes access to all concerts, workshops and seminars, petting zoo and dozens of fine crafts demonstrations. Open rain or shine, no refunds.
WHAT TO EXPECT
LIVE MUSIC
Gather each afternoon and evening for live gospel music, bluegrass, children’s and adult choirs and orchestras.
FOOD
Explore unforgettable culinary delights from around the world: Asian curries, Mexican Gorditas, tamales, oak-smoked brisket, brick oven sourdough pizza, burgers, apple cider donuts, kettle corn, and more!
SHOPPING EXPERIENCE
Engage in a delightful immersive Christmas shopping experience. Watch as world-class artisans craft home goods and gifts, and shop their unique collections which are in the White House permanent collection and have earned national awards and been featured on TV.
SEMINARS
Attend seminars and presentations that teach everything from beekeeping, bread baking, soap making, and food preservation, and engage in discussions on challenging cultural issues.
