Photo: Pexels free-to-use (Emma Bauso / photo 2253879)
Mama, if your planner is full of shoulds but empty of fun with other people, this post is for you.
Texas is huge. Homeschool opportunities are too—Homeschool Days at museums and parks, Educator Days for parents, regional gatherings, field trips, and local open events. You should not have to dig through fifty Facebook groups to find them. Texas Home Educators keeps a live calendar so you can browse once and breathe.
Where the calendar lives
Start here: texashomeeducators.org/events/. The page embeds a Teamup calendar. Bookmark it and make it a Monday morning habit for five minutes with coffee.
Filter so you only see your Texas
On the left side of the Teamup view, you will see calendar names for regions and the statewide THE calendar. Click off every calendar except your regional one to see only nearby events. If your region does not have its own calendar yet, look under the Texas Home Educators calendar—local listings often live there until a regional feed is ready.
You are not failing if you ignore the whole statewide list. Filtering is how busy moms stay sane.
What kinds of days show up
- Homeschool Days—family-f
Membership when you are ready
Browsing events is free. When you want to belong more formally, THE membership has three budget-friendly levels—Silver ($25), Gold ($55), and Platinum ($75)—plus Free Military Silver for active duty military homeschool families in Texas. Gold includes free admission to THE events; see the full list at the membership page.
That is it. No pressure to attend everything. One outing with other families can reset a hard week.
Soft CTA: Open the Events calendar today, filter to your region, and pick one date worth putting on the fridge. Want those opportunities in your inbox? Subscribe free. Reply to the newsletter with your region—we love hearing where Texas families are looking for community.
riendly days at parks, museums, zoos, historical sites, and more
- Educator Days—opportunities aimed at parents and educators
- Regional and local events—park days, nature walks, classes, socials, and open group events
- Statewide THE calendar listings—when something is meant for a wider audience
Exact offerings change week to week. The calendar is the source of truthnot a screenshot from last spring.
Add your group’s open events
Serving a co-op or local group? If you would like open events featured on THE’s calendars, email THE from the events page guidance and thut it on your family calen
