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Did you know that Buncombe County currently has 10 4-H clubs organized throughout the county? Three of those clubs are Project Clubs – that is, clubs which are organized around a common interest in a subject or topic such as horses, rabbits, goats, or sewing.
The remaining clubs are considered Community or Cloverbud clubs which allow members a choice in planning programs around a variety of topics.
|
Community Club |
Name |
Club Type |
|
Barnardsville |
Bits and Bridles* |
Horse Club (9-18 yr. olds) |
|
Candler |
Asheville Highriders |
Horse Club (9-18 yr. olds) |
|
Fairview |
Lucky Clovers 4-H Club |
Sewing, Cooking, Fitness, Crafts (8-12 yr. olds.) |
|
Weaverville |
Blackhawk 4-H Club |
School Club at North Windy Ridge Elementary |
|
Leicester |
Leicester Patriots* |
4-H Shooting Sports |
|
Asheville |
E.A.R.T.H 4-H Club |
Community Club (Homeschool) |
|
Asheville |
Clever Clovers 4-H Club |
Community Club (Homeschool) |
|
Newfound |
Newfound 4-H Club |
Community Club |
|
Sandy Mush |
Sandy Mush 4-H Club |
Community Club
|
|
Alexander |
Horse Spirits 4-H Club |
Horse Club |
|
West Asheville |
A Brighter Tomorrow 4-H Club |
Community Club (Home School) |
* denotes clubs that are currently at capacity.
If you would like to be put on a waiting list for one of these clubs, contact the Buncombe County 4-H Office at 255-5522. Our 4-H staff will also be happy to work with you to start a club in your own community.