Wright County 4-H is rolling out the welcome mat for community members to get a taste of everything the organization has to offer. With an event slated for Sunday, March 9, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Zion Lutheran Church in Buffalo, folks of all ages and membership statuses are invited to join in on the fun and learning during the Project Workshop & Cloverbud Day.
The afternoon is set to be brimming with activities, especially for the youth in third grade and older who can dive into a variety of hands-on workshops, now these workshops span an array of 4-H project areas, and this year, participants will have the opportunity to choose from 15 different workshops as they explore interests ranging from Wildlife to Foods to Engineering to Arts & Crafts and beyond, as noted on Wright County's official announcement.
For the younger crowd —kindergarten through second grade— Cloverbud Day promises an afternoon filled with enjoyable activities crafted just for them. This segment of the event includes games, songs, crafts, and snacks, all facilitated by 4-H youth and adult leaders. The event isn't just for the little ones; it's positioned as a family affair and encourages attendance from all.
Those interested in taking part in this community-focused event must remember that pre-registration is compulsory and the deadline is fast approaching: it's March 1, according to the same official announcement, so mark your calendars and get registered if you haven't, to steer clear of missing out on what's shaping up to be a dynamic, engaging afternoon tailored to spark curiosity and new passions among the youth and families in Wright County if anyone has lingering questions or needs assist with the registration process they can reach out to the Wright County Extension Office for support.
