Club Leader Updates 

4-H Club booths have traditionally followed the theme from Fall Forum. Last fall’s Fall Forum theme was “Sparking New Connections“. 

For information about entering a Club Booth exhibit, please refer to the Washington County Fair’s premium book Dept 132 Jr Club Booths. Questions? Contact Tanya Becker at countyfair@wcfairpark.com or call (262) 677-5060 for assistance with your entries.

Did you know?

Our website has a page devoted to 4-H at the Washington County Fair, which we update regularly with new information as we receive it. Find it here, and be sure to bookmark! https://washington.extension.wisc.edu/4-h/county-fair/

Please reach out to your club families and encourage them to attend this informative session!! At this time, 14 families have registered, which is only 4.6% of our Washington County 4-H families.

We know families have questions about what and how to enter exhibits in the Washington County Fair. "Let's Go To The Fair" is a great opportunity for families to get their fair-related questions answered.

This event is sponsored by the Washington County 4-H Leaders Association. Questions can be directed to washingtonco4hleadersboard@gmail.com

DETAILS

A reminder that the Extension office has a computer station available for parents needing to access their family's 4HOnline account, register their youth for 4-H activities and programs, or register their fair entries in ShoWorks, but who don't have computer/internet access. 

Extension staff are always happy to assist families with 4HOnline enrollment or 4-H program registrations. Please note, however, we are unable to provide assistance for ShoWorks fair entries. Families would need to seek guidance from the Washington County Fair for ShoWorks assistance. 

Families can contact the Extension office to arrange a time to use the computer station for 4-H enrollments and registrations: 262-335-4478 or karen.girard@wisc.edu

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