Past eventHeld October 17–18, 2026
The Homemaker Conference 2026
A two-day gathering for women to learn, share, and grow in the meaningful role of homemaking.
Hardison Mill Farm, Columbia, Tennessee
- Held
- October 17–18, 2026
- Venue
- Hardison Mill Farm, Columbia, Tennessee
- Audience
- Women homemakers
TL;DR
- The Homemaker Conference 2026 took place October 17–18 at Hardison Mill Farm in Columbia, Tennessee.
- It was a two-day gathering for women to learn, share, and grow in homemaking, with topics billed as including homeschooling, nutrition, raising teenagers, hospitality, community, and the calling of a wife.
- Women homemakers seeking practical and faith-centered learning and community were the stated audience.
About
The conference is a two-day gathering for women to learn, share, and grow in the meaningful role of homemaking. Hardison Mill Homestead organised the 2026 conference, with Rebecca Feek identified as the person behind it. General travel information for the host site lists nearby Columbia lodging, Henry Horton State Park RV/camping, and Nashville International Airport.
Who was in the room
Women homemakers
Women homemakers seeking practical and faith-centered learning and community
Featured speakers
7 listedRuthAnn Zimmerman
Amanda Lancaster
Host · Dearest Daughters Newsletter
Beth Dougherty
Founder · One Cow Revolution
Natalia Korop
Happi Farm
Rita Jreijiri
Clinical Psychotherapist
Sidnye & Savannah
Co-Founders · Truly Crunchy Magazine
Rebecca Feek
Host & Founder · Hardison Mill Homestead
Venue & travel
Venue
Hardison Mill Farm, 4544 Highway 431, Columbia, TennesseeGetting there
Nearby options include Candlewood Suites, Comfort Inn, and Days Inn in Columbia, plus Henry Horton State Park RV/camping.
Getting there
The closest airport is Nashville International.
Questions people ask
5 answeredThe Homemaker Conference 2026 took place October 17–18, 2026.
It was held at Hardison Mill Farm, 4544 Highway 431, Columbia, Tennessee.
The stated audience is women homemakers seeking practical and faith-centered learning and community.
It is most useful for women homemakers, especially homeschooling mothers, who want faith-centered, practical teaching and community, since the topics included homeschooling, nutrition, raising teenagers and hospitality and the speakers included farm and homestead founders such as Beth Dougherty of One Cow Revolution. The two days on a working historic farm in Columbia, Tennessee, favored a small, personal gathering, so professionals wanting career networking, or those outside the homemaking and faith-oriented audience, would get little from it.
Attendees at homestead and farm gatherings usually wear modest, casual clothing such as long skirts or dresses, or jeans with a simple top. Sturdy, comfortable shoes suit a farm setting, and October in Tennessee is mild, so a light layer is enough.
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