This site will be updated regularly with 4-H workshops, camps, community service opportunities and leadership development events. Dates may be subject to change.

Find 4-H Club information here. It is not listed below.

Questions about events may be directed to Sarah Kocher at sarah_kocher@ncsu.edu or 828-757-1258.

IMPORTANT: Please review our in-person guidelines, as they are updated frequently.

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July

• July 7-11: State 4-H Horse Show
• July 7: Egg-Cellent Poultry begins
• July 12: Art Outside begins
• July 17: State Presentation Finals
• July 17-20: NC 4-H Congress
• July 24: Photography workshop in Lenoir
• July 30: 40 Hours of Service ends

Why send a child to 4-H camp? Far from the digital screens at home, 4-H campers are fully immersed in the natural world. Time spent in nature helps young people manage stress, improve concentration, and increases self-esteem.

August

• August 1-6: Caldwell County campers at Millstone 4-H Camp (residential camp)
• August 12: Last day to digitally submit photos for the 2021 4-H Photography Contests

September

• September 8-11: Caldwell Agricultural Fair (Lenoir)
• September 10-19: Mountain State Fair at WNC Ag. Center  (Fletcher, NC)

October

• October 3-9: National 4-H Week
• October 14-24: N.C. State Fair (Raleigh)
• TBD: Fall Day at Anita Alta

November

• November 26-30 (tentative): National 4-H Congress

December

• TBD: Holiday Crafts
• TBD: Club paperwork

January 2022

• TBD: Project Records & Relaxation – Join us for some R&R!

February 2022

•  February 5-6: NC Volunteer Leaders’ Conference in Durham
• TBD: County-wide 4-H achievement celebration

4-H participant Ava Tugman, age 6, colors Valentine’s Day cards for senior citizens in early 2021. Handmade cards – whether to celebrate a holiday, to say thank you, or just because – are an at-home community service project youth of all ages can complete.