Family History Conference of Northwest Arkansas
The 2023
Family History Conference of Northwest Arkansas
As you may know, the annual Family History Conference of Northwest Arkansas was discontinued in 2020 because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
We are restarting the conference this year, 2023.
We are changing our format. This year, we will put on one conference per month on the 3rd Tuesday of the month. We are currently working on what conferences we will offer.
When we have the conferences scheduled, we will post Sessions and Register pages on this site where you will be able to see what conference sessions will be offered and be able to register for those in which you are interested.
Please check back from time to time to see the Sessions and Register pages when we post them. We will email all registrants of any prior conference when it is time to review the sessions offered and register for those in which you are interested.
Our free seminars and workshops are for beginning, intermediate, and experienced genealogists to help advance their knowledge and appreciation of their ancestors. We are dedicated to enhancing the study of family history, genealogical records, and sound genealogical research principles.
If you desire to find your ancestors and interact with, connect with, and learn from experienced genealogists, join us for the 2023 conferences.
The 3rd Tuesday of
the month
Afternoon Session: 4:30 pm
Evening Session: 7:00 pm
Go to our sessions page.
WHERE
The FamilySearch Center
6738 Lynch's Prairie Cove
Springdale AR 72762
Get directions; see a map.
REGISTER
We require online registration. It will be open in or about June 2021.
Go to our registration page.
SPREAD THE WORD
We strive to reach as many people interested in genealogy as possible. You can help by spreading the word. Tell your family, friends, or interested acquaintances about the conference.
Some special announcements
The session handouts and syllabi will be online two weeks after the conference. You will find the links to them here.
We will shut down our WiFi because it is not strong enough to bear the load of so many people. Your cellular-enabled devices will still be able to access the internet via your carrier's network.