County Arts-In is a summer performing arts/leadership experience for youth that have completed grades 2 – one year post high school.
What is animal ID? Animal ID is a system for identifying and tracking all animals in the 4-H animal science project areas.
Dog training is open to all youth in grades 3 and up. Class size is limited so register early.
It’s FREE tree time! Anoka County 4-H is again partnering with local non-profit Neighborhood Forest to provide free trees for kids to plant during Earth Week. Parents/guardians, sign your child up for a free tree by March 15. Trees are set to arrive in time for Earth Day 2024 in April. We will be in touch with you regarding when you can come and pick up your tree at the Bunker Hills Activities Center in Andover.
Looking for a 4-H Club? Anoka County has 4-H community clubs that meet all over Anoka County.
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We are so excited that you are considering 4-H as an option for your family!
Anoka county 4-H Youth Development has a variety of hands-on learning programs for your family. Find detailed information on major local programs including the Horse, Dog, and Shooting Sports and Wildlife project areas.
Learn about the exciting world of agriculture, horticulture and natural resources by joining the Agriculture and Natural Resource Systems (ANR) Internship Program!
Looking for an activity for your next meeting? Consider using a 4-H project kit or using a resource from the Anoka County 4-H office! 4-H project kits contain fun, hands-on learning activities to use with 4-H’ers at club meetings, after school sites, club camps, or other settings. Our resource list also contains other items that clubs can access from video equipment to teambuilding supplies.