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Caswell County 4-H Pop Up Shop at the Hoedown Sept 19

Participants MUST pre-register by August 21.

Photo courtesy of Caswell County 4-H / Caswell County 4-H provides experiential, hands-on learning opportunities for local youth such as a recent summer program that gave 4-H youth the opportunity to visit local farms to learn more about how they operate.

The Caswell County 4-H pop up shop gives youth a venue to showcase their wares, feel empowered, and get an idea of what it’s like to be involved in entrepreneurship.

All items featured must be grown or made by youth.

Participants MUST pre-register by August 21. To learn more about more and to register please go to http://go.ncsu.edu/4hhoedown

For more information about 4-H programming in Caswell County, contact Brandi Boaz at 336-694-4158 or brandi_boaz@ncsu.edu.

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