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4-H offers projects to enrich skills, meetings to encourage social development and participation within society, camps, conferences, trips, exchange programs, and many other events meant to benefit the youth involved.

Sparks Information link for all Ages The 4-H program has a long history of record keeping. The focus reflects the importance of this life skill in our daily lives.

One of the major ways in which 4-H allows youth to learn and grow is through events. These events offer a variety of opportunities to participate, expand skillsets, and be recognized. This page lists the current Butte County 4-H events.

This event is an awards and achievement night for the 4-H members and volunteers of Butte County. This event recognizes youth who have outstanding Record Books, completed proficiencies, and have achieved Emerald Stars and All-Star.

Fashion Revue invites all 4-H members to participate in Fashion Revue to highlight their talents in sewing, upcycling, consumer science, leatherwork, and needlework.

This event provides youth an opportunity to share what they have learned or already know about foods, nutrition, and cooking. Note that participants DO NOT need to be enrolled in a food project to participate at Foods Fiesta.

Overview and Purpose: This is an annual fund raising event is sponsored by the Butte County 4-H Council and the 4-H Clubs of Butte County.