Cost: Free

Migration – It’s a risky business. In this hands-on activity, youth will explore the hazards and helpers that migratory animals encounter on their long-distance journeys.

This club provides youth with hands-on activities to design, code, and build robots using Lego Mindstorm. Members will work with like-minded youth to tackle challenges and achieve a common goal using the engineering design process to create machines that solve problems.

Cloverbud Day: Habitats Are Homes – Open to youth ages 5-8. Explore the concept that habitats are homes through fun, hands-on activities, including making your own habitat and making a take-home bird feeder.

4-H Livestock Club – Lambs, goats, hogs, and cows, oh my. This club provides members with opportunities to learn about raising livestock animals, animal judging, and showmanship. Youth will learn about animal care, nutrition, breeds, and how to raise animals for different purposes. Additionally, youth are given opportunities for competition in the Laurel County Agricultural Fair, KY State Fair, Skill-a-thons, judging clinics, and more.

Cost: $45

Discovery Trek – Surviving a Zombie Apocalypse – Explore emergency preparedness and safety techniques in case of a zombie apocalypse or natural disaster. Hands-on activities include claiming common ground, zombie river crossing and making a paracord survival bracelet.

Cost: Free

Kentucky 4-H Summit – Join Kentucky 4-H at the 2025 4-H Summit, a leadership conference just for 6th-8th grade students! Teens and tweens will participate in activities like leadership workshops, community service projects and so much more!

Fruit tree grafting, rootstock, and scion wood will be available.