Fall
Science Day
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Do you have a passion for science? Join other 4-H'ers at Science Day, where you will learn about different STEM topics. This event will switch between being held in Saskatoon and Regina.
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4-H Saskatchewan Club Week and Sustainability Initiative
Each year, during Club Week, 4-H clubs from across Saskatchewan work together to give back to our communities through our Annual Sustainability Initiative.
The first Wednesday in November is Show Your 4-H Colours Day! Wear green or your 4-H clothes and spread the message of 4-H with the world.
The first Wednesday in November is Show Your 4-H Colours Day! Wear green or your 4-H clothes and spread the message of 4-H with the world.
Leaderama
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Leaderama is a one-day event, held in two locations within the province on the same day to connect with members and leaders and get prepared and excited for the new year of membership.
The presentations give 4-H'ers useful information to take back to their clubs to help them become the best leader they can be! |
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Winter
Curling
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4-H Curling is a great opportunity for 4-H members to get out, be active and have fun! It starts with a District Curling Competition. Teams can then advance to Regional Curling and Provincial Curling. More information about curling can be found under 4-H Resources.
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4-H Ski Day
Bring a friend or two and head for the hills. Provincial Ski Day is held the first weekend in March at four locations in the province - Table Mountain (NW), Wapiti Valley (NE), Hidden Valley (SW) and Mission Ridge (SE). Prices vary, depending on which hill you choose.
AGM
The 4-H Saskatchewan AGM is a business meeting, which also provides 4-H members and leaders an opportunity for social interactions and learning. During AGM, the Board Members, Advisory Council and Ambassadors are elected and resolutions are voted on. There is a also a special guest speaker and evening socials for the members and leaders.
Spring
Public Speaking
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Public Speaking is a proud 4-H tradition that helps to develop self-confidence and communication skills!
4-H clubs across the province will host their own public speaking days, with the top place speakers having the opportunity to advance on to districts, regionals, and provincial levels of competition. |
4-H Saskatchewan PHOTO CONTEST
Each year we run a photo contest for 4-H'ers. Enter your best photos in each category by April 30 to be considered.
Make sure to visit the Contest and Competitions page to find out more information.
Make sure to visit the Contest and Competitions page to find out more information.
Judging
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Judging is an important life skill that teaches how to evaluate and identify important characteristics that can improve quality in an item or animal. Judging can be fun and challenging, but it can also be very rewarding.
Many livestock clubs, districts or regions organize judging clinics throughout the year, and agricultural societies and exhibition associations offer livestock judging competitions to members. |
Equine Symposium
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This clinic has expanded to offer something for all horse members! There is a live demonstration with a young horse by a well-known presenter, some hands-on activities and more! Some topics in the past have included a farrier demonstration, equine first aid, equine assisted learning and equine nutrition.
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Beef Symposium
A one day clinic with practical, hands-on experience and learning in areas related to preparing and showing beef cattle, beef production, health and nutrition, and safe animal handling.
Sessions have included judging, grooming, clipping, marketing, and genetics. This event helps to aid in the development of farm management knowledge and skills of youth, which will ensure a brighter future for the beef industry in Saskatchewan.
Summer
4-H Summer Camp
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4-H Summer Camp provides an opportunity for 4-H members across Saskatchewan to meet in a safe, fun, and inclusive environment. Summer camp allows members ages nine and up to attend as either a counsellor or camper, and these members will be able to participate in programming based around the four 4-H pillars while having the opportunity to make new friends, develop self-confidence, and build teamwork, leadership, and decision-making skills. By focusing on hands-on learning programs, participants will “Learn to Do By Doing” and increase their knowledge of 4-H, agriculture, their community, and much more.
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