Clallam County 4-H Clubs

4-H County Wide Opportunities

Know Your Government (KYG)

Meets in Winter: Open to High Schoolers

Contact: Melanie Greer at melanie.greer@wsu.edu

Participating Youth attend the WA State Know Your Government Conference in February, rotating between Olympia and Spokane

Sequim/Agnew/Port Angeles Area Clubs

East Clallam Livestock Club

Accepting new members

General Club meeting 3rd Tuesday of the month at 6pm at the fairgrounds kitchen. Project meetings at a different time and location.

Contact: Nichole Gerace, 360-912-1855

Projects offered:  Swine, rabbit, & Poultry

This club has a yearly enrollment deadline of March 1.

Lambchops

Accepting new members

General Club meetings are 3rd Tuesday of every month at 6:30pm.

Contact: Emily Breithaupt, 360-460-0741

Projects offered: Adventures in Family Living, Alpaca/llama, Archery, Baking, Beef, Cats, Cavy, Cooking, Crafts, Crochet, Dairy Cattle, Dog, Exploring 4-H, Gardening, Goat (market, dairy, novelty), knitting, Leadership, needle work, Photography, Poultry, Quilting, Rabbit, Reptiles, Robotics, Self-determined animal science, Self-determined family & consumer science, Sewing, Sheep, STEM, Swine, and Vet Science.

Neon Riders

Accepting new members

Meets in Port Angeles on the 3rd Tuesday of the month

Contact: Taylor Thompsen, tklthompsen@gmail.com

Projects: Horse, Horseless Horse, Leadership

North Olympic Tinker Team

Accepting new members. Launching in early November 2026!

Meets Mondays in Port Angeles

Contact: Meridan Pickett, tinkerteam4h@gmail.com

Projects: STEM – Robotics

Ages: 8 and up

Design and build your own machines! Learn to think like an engineer!

Port Angeles Lego Club

Meets at the Port Angeles Library

Contact: TBD

Projects: Self Determined Stem (Legos)

Port Angeles Garden Club

Meets May-Sept at the Port Angeles 5th St Community Garden

Contact Donella Clark, donellaclark@gmail.com

Projects: Garden with a Master gardener

Pure Country

Not accepting new members

Contact Karen Anderson, purecountrybarn@gmail.com

Projects: Beef, Dairy, Goats (market, dairy, and novelty)

Rascals

Accepting a limited number of new members.

General Club meeting 3rd Tuesday of the month at 6:30. Project meetings will be on a different day.

Contact: Jayme VanProyen rascals.4hclub@gmail.com

Projects: Beef, Cats, Cavy, Dairy Cattle, Goat (market, novelty, dairy), Horse, Livestock Judging, Poultry, Rabbit, Sheep, Swine.

Enrollment deadline: January 15

Sequim Space Agency

Accepting new members

Meets Tuesdays from 3:30-5 at Trinity United Methodist Church.

Contact: Sally Bays we2bays@hotmail.com

Projects: Crafts, Cooking, Fiber Arts (sewing, needle work, quilting, etc)

Showstoppers

Accepting new members

Meets in Sequim, third Wednesday of the month at 6pm.

Contact Cori Youngblood, coridy@gmail.com

Projects: Horse, Horseless Horse, Vet Science

Enrollment Deadline April 1.

Sidekicks

Limited to first 15 members.

Meets at Fairgrounds Expo Hall, 1st Tuesday of Month 6-7pm

Contact: Contact Laurie Davies laurieanndavies@aol.com

Projects: Cooking, Baking, Leadership

Enrollment deadline January 15.

Silver Spurs

Accepting new memberts

General Club meeting 2nd Thursday of each month at 6pm. Project meetings at a different time and location.

Contact: Dalasa Doane, 360-477-5198 call or text

Projects: Dog, Horse, Horseless Horse, Poultry (poultry meets with East Clallam Livestock)

Forks Area 4-H Clubs

Barnyard Buddies

Accepting new members

General meetings on Saturdays at Forks Library. Project meetings will be held at a different location.

Contact: Megan Suslick, text 360-640-4386

Projects: Beef, Goats (market, dairy, and novelty), Horse, Poultry, Rabbits, Sheep, and Swine

Enrollment Deadline is February 1.

Happy Tails

Meets January-September contact for time and place

Contact: Carrie Simons, 360-461-6737

Projects: Dog,

Max of 18 dogs.

Neah Bay & Clallam Bay Area 4-H Clubs

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Contact the Extension office about starting a new club in your neighborhood!

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