3,500 exhibits showcase youth at State Fair

GREENBRIER COUNTY, WV (WVNS) – At the Cecil Underwood building of the State Fair, there are over 3,500 exhibits representing the hard work of the youth in our state through the 4-H program.

4-H is America’s largest youth development program and you’ll see the variety of projects on display, ranging from STEM activities, cooking, outdoors, crafts, photography, and so much more.

Brent Clark, State 4-H Program Leader for WV says being at the State Fair presents the opportunity to showcase how 4-H makes every facet of our region and state better.

“They have a chance to see a program that represents positive youth development that are out there making our young people better, making our communities better, making our state better, and it’s important to show folk even if they know or don’t know about 4-H the opportunity to learn to see what they do and see how we give back to our communities, and our counties and our state,” replied Brent Clark, State 4-H Program Leader for WV.

4-H is constantly looking for new projects and exhibits to showcase! You can see all of these projects through the end of the State Fair Saturday.

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