4-H Evening in the Garden

4-H Evening in the Garden returned to the 4-H Children's Garden on Aug. 20.

Michigan 4-H hosted Evening in the Garden at the Michigan 4-H Children’s Garden on Aug. 20. There were hands-on activities for youth to participate in science, robotics, life skills and physical activity topic areas. In addition, there was also a book giveaway with books provided by The Molina Foundation.

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