Edmonton 4-H Alberta Intro Club at Lauderdale
To Register you must set up Guest Profile first: https://4habregistration.ca/guest-registration.php
Get ready to explore a variety of 4-H projects and develop practical leadership and life skills with this Edmonton-based 6-week Explore 4-H Intro Club!
Details at a Glance
- Ages: 9–15
- When: Wednesdays, 6:30–8:30 pm (October 21st – December 2nd; No club Nov. 11th)
- Where: Lauderdale Community Hall, 12937 107 St NW, Edmonton, AB.
- Cost: $120 per member
- What’s Included: All programming, guest instructors, workshop supplies, weekly snacks, and a 4-H bag.
Spaces are limited to 15 participants. Registration closes October 14th, 2026, or when full.
Dates of the program:
- Wednesday, October 21st – Discover the Future of Farming: Microgreens Workshop
- Wednesday, October 28th – From Clay to Creation: A Pottery Wheel Experience
- Wednesday, November 4th – Sweet Creations: Cookie Decorating Workshop
- Wednesday, November 11th – NO CLUB
- Wednesday, November 18th – Something exciting still TBD
- Wednesday, November 25th- Tiny Ecosystems: Explore Terrarium Mini-Gardens!
- Wednesday, December 2nd – FINAL CLUB Celebrate with Chocolate: A Chocolate Tasting Adventure
What is a 4-H Intro Club: During a 4-H Intro Club you experience the power of hands-on learning with our “Learn to Do By Doing” program and get a “Taste of 4-H”! Over six exciting weeks, youth aged 9-15 will explore a variety of 4-H projects including: Microgreens, Pottery, Cookie Decorating, Terrariums and more. Each session sparks creativity, curiosity, and critical thinking while helping you develop new skills in a fun and interactive environment.
Not only will participants have fun, but they’ll also gain valuable skills such as running a business meeting, enhancing communication and record-keeping abilities, and making lifelong friends. Our unique projects and activities are designed to develop problem-solving, critical thinking, teamwork, and communication skills in a supportive environment.
Spaces are limited to 15 participants. Registration closes on October 14th, 2026 or when the club is full. Cost is ONLY $120 per member. Don’t miss this opportunity for your child to explore, learn, and have fun!
*Workshops subject to change based on availability. List of workshops below.
Registration is through 4-H Alberta’s online registration system:
https://4habregistration.ca/guest-registration.php
Before you start, have your child’s name, birthdate, and a parent/guardian email and phone number ready. A laptop or computer is easiest.
- Start a guest registration.
- Create a guest account using your child’s name and birthdate.
- Complete your child’s profile. All fields, including consent and medical/allergy information, are required.
- Once the profile is saved, choose your Intro Club from the available programs.
- On a phone, tap the ☰ menu in the top-right corner if you don’t see the programs.
Parent Involvement: Being part of 4-H means your family gets to play, work, and learn together. In this short Intro Club, parent/caregiver involvement isn’t mandatory, but we do encourage families to attend if able, whether that means helping out or simply observing the fun! You’ll also be invited to join us for the final hour of the last session to celebrate what the youth have accomplished during our Achievement Celebration on December 2nd from 7:30-8:30 pm.
4-H INTRO CLUBS AT LAUDERDALE COMMUNITY HALL
October 21st – Discover the Future of Farming: Microgreens Workshop Step into the world of indoor farming with Farm Fresh Choice! Plant your own microgreens using a kit to take home and grow, explore different varieties, taste fresh microgreens, and even make a smoothie using the microgreens you’ve learned about.
October 28th – From Clay to Creation: A Pottery Wheel Experience Dive into the exciting world of pottery with our Workshop, brought to you by Clay for Kids. Everyone loves the thrill of working on the pottery wheel! Create your very own bowl on the Clay for Kids pottery wheel, all under the expert guidance and supervision of our friendly instructor. Let your creativity flow and make something amazing!
November 4th -Sweet Creations: Cookie Decorating Workshop Join Sprinkl’d by Danielle to decorate sugar cookies that are as beautiful as they are delicious! Use colorful icing, sprinkles, and fun designs to make your cookies truly one-of-a-kind. Take home your tasty creations and impress your friends and family with your decorating skills!
November 18th – Something Exciting! Still TBD.
November 25th – Tiny Ecosystems: Explore Terrarium Mini-Gardens! Laurels on Whyte is coming to us to show you how to create your very own tiny world! Build a mini-garden that’s not only fun to make but can take care of itself—your very own self-sustaining ecosystem!
December 2nd – FINAL CLUB Celebrate with Chocolate: A Tasting Adventure Gather your friends and family for a fun chocolate tasting party, where you can savour and evaluate different chocolates while reflecting on our shared experiences, and playing some entertaining games to celebrate our five weeks.
Note for Current 4-H Members: This is not a traditional 4-H club. Current members with a diary will get one point for attending the duration of an Intro Club as a Provincial Program.
Questions? Contact introclubs-team@4hab.com
Who can attend?
Youth ages 9 (born on or before Sept. 1st, 2017)-15 years old, open to current members and people new to 4-H. Please note – you may only register for one intro club per 4-H year (June 2026-August 2027); however, if there is space available by October 14th, 2026, we will open it up to members who have already attended an intro club.
What is the registration fee? $120
Refund Policy: All refund, cancellation, and club transfer requests must be submitted prior to the final day of registration. After October 14th, all registrations are considered final and are no longer eligible for changes or refunds.
Registration Note: This program requires a minimum of eight registered members to run. Registrations will remain pending until registration closes. Families will be notified before the registration deadline whether the minimum enrollment has been reached and the program is proceeding.
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