Crow Wing County 4-H is hosting an animal science event – Brainerd Dispatch

BRAINERD – Crow Wing County 4-H welcomes youth interested in learning about animals April 27 at the Crow Wing County Fairgrounds.

Scheduled from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., the event is designed to gather youth interested in animals and connect them with mentors who will help them succeed in 4-H animal science programs.

4-H poster for the event. — The event is scheduled for 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. April 27 at the Crow Wing County Fairgrounds.

No experience with animals or your own animals is necessary to participate. Live animals will be at the event along with their youth owners, ready to learn how to get started with their animals in 4-H. Organizers will host a variety of activities during this event, including animal demonstrations, educational sessions and animal science trivia. There will also be general information about participating in 4-H.

For questions or more information, contact 4-H Youth Extension Educator Sashanna O’Shea at 218-824-1069 or [email protected].

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