Sunset Painting Class. $25 per person. Supplies and refreshments included. Space is limited. Please call to register by September 23rd.

To receive an Achievement award, 4-Hers must complete an extensive application showcasing their 4-H participation in leadership, civic engagement, communication, and community action. 4-H members can begin this program after their first year in 4-H. Join us for two work days to start or update your achievement application.

Discover the art of sourdough breadmaking with Mary Bailey & Betty Johnson as they guide you through each essential stage of feeding, mixing, shaping, baking, and, of course, savoring the final creation.

The Franklin County Extension District Board is seeking proposals from qualified contractors for the site preparation work assembly required for the construction of an educational greenhouse.

Join us each month to learn and practice recipes which can be used for cupcake wars and fair entries! PLUS take home yummy treats each month!

Youth ages 5-18 can attend, with a the Franklin County 4-H enrollment. Youth ages 5-8 (Cloverbud Age) must have a parent or guardian attend to assist with the lesson.

This club will allow youth to explore 4-H projects and curriculum related to life skills.
Open to youth ages 9-18.
This club is open for enrollment September - October 2025. After the October meeting, enrollment will be closed for the 2025-2026 year.

Youth and their dogs will learn obedience, companionship, and responsible dog ownership.

Explore different aspects of Art and Design! This club focuses on teaching basic art skills and creating works that develop creativity and perspective. Learn to make sun prints, monochromatic paintings, and more!

Art Club is for youth ages 9-18

Matter of Balance is an 8-week course designed to help participants reduce their fear of falling so they can be more active. Participants will:

-Understand their own beliefs about falling
-Learn fall prevention strategies
-Practice fall prevention and ASSERTIVENESS
-Recognize fall hazards in the home and community

Dr. Cynthia Williams Resor from Eastern Kentucky University highlights the lives of Kentucky women through early 19th-century recipes, foodways, and the often-overlooked "women's work" of the past in her captivating presentation. Bring your favorite apron! $15 per person. Please, send your completed registration form and payment to the Garrard County Extension office.