Families are invited to experience the fun and learning of 4-H during 4-H at the Farm on Sunday, September 28, from 12:00 to 2:00 p.m. at Cook’s Country Connection (1953 Vermillion Drive, Cook, MN)

This free community event will feature hands-on activities, games, treats, and plenty of opportunities to meet and learn about farm animals. Youth and families can also explore the many ways to get involved in 4-H and discover how the program helps young people develop skills, friendships, and leadership through hands-on learning.

“Events like 4-H at the Farm are a wonderful way for families to experience the fun side of learning together,” said Nicole Kudrle, Extension Educator. “We hope families will join us for an afternoon filled with animals, activities, and a chance to connect with 4-H.”

4-H is an inclusive program open to all youth in grades K–13. No Farm? No Problem! With a wide variety of project areas—from animals and agriculture to STEM, arts, and leadership—there is something for everyone.

4-H at the Farm is free and open to the public. No registration is required

Learn more about 4-H in St. Louis County and how you can get involved at www.4-H.umn.edu or contact Nicole Kudrle, Extension Educator at 218-749-7120 or vande422@umn.edu.