Regional Conferences

Regional meetings and conferences bring the ALHFAMily together for intra-region gatherings and allow for more organizational interaction within a smaller geographical area.

Check the Upcoming listings below to see which conferences are coming up soon in your area, or which place outside your region you would like to visit and attend a meeting.


Regional meetings and conferences bring the ALHFAMily together for intra-region gatherings and allow for more organizational interaction within a smaller geographical area.

Check the Upcoming listings below to see which conferences are coming up soon in your area, or which place outside your region you would like to visit and attend a meeting.

Upcoming

    • 25 Sep 2025
    • 9:00 AM
    • 27 Sep 2025
    • 5:00 PM
    • Eugene, Oregon

    ALHFAM Western Region Conference 2025

    September 25 - 27, 2025

    Eugene, OR

    Hosted by Singing Creek Educational Center 
    Location: Campbell Community Center

    Thursday, Sept 25th Opening Reception: 5pm
    Friday, Sept 26th: Field Trips to Local Sites
    Saturday, Sept 27th: Sessions and Business meeting, Closing Banquet Dinner


    Throughout history, cultural crossroads have served as pivotal gathering places—where ideas are exchanged, traditions evolve, and communities are transformed. This year’s regional conference theme, Crossroads of Culture, reflects on the historical intersections that have shaped our identities, institutions, and landscapes. Set in Eugene, Oregon—a place with deep Indigenous roots and a legacy of migration, innovation, and activism—we will examine how the past informs the present, and how our understanding of cultural convergence can guide us toward a more inclusive and thoughtful future.

    Registration opening soon!

    • 06 Nov 2025
    • 08 Nov 2025
    • Arthur, Illinois

    MOMCC Fall Conference

    November 6-8, 2025
    Preserving History Through Living History

    Hosted by: The Illinois Amish Heritage Center, Lincoln Log Cabin State Historic Site, & the Five Mile House Foundation

    in Arthur, Lerna, & Charleston, Illinois

    Living History, beginning in the latter part of the 20th century, radically changed how history is taught, from traditional museum settings to experiential, hands-on learning, that opened new vistas in Museum education. In addition to living history museums, cultures such as the Amish have also preserved many of the ways and traditions of the 19th and early 20th century. Both living history museums and the Amish have adapted to changing times but are still preserving technologies and traditions.

    See the MOMCC website for more information: https://momcc.org/conferences

    For more information:
    Tom Vance
    tsevance@mchsi.com
    Phone (217) 549-1845

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