Youth Development · Club Meeting

Trails & Rails 4-H Horse Club

A 4-H club meeting for youth interested in horses and equestrian activities.

Mon, 15 Feb 2027 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM (America/New_York) Moss Memorial Library Hayesville , North Carolina
The Trails & Rails 4-H Horse Club meets at the Moss Memorial Library in Hayesville, North Carolina. This club is dedicated to youth development, providing members with opportunities to learn about horse care, riding, and equestrian skills. Through 4-H, participants build leadership, responsibility, and community connections. The meetings offer a supportive environment for young horse enthusiasts to share their passion and prepare for regional events and shows. Join us to grow your equestrian knowledge.

What to Expect

An educational meeting where youth discuss horse-related topics and plan club activities.

Who Should Attend

  • Youth
  • Horse enthusiasts
  • 4-H members
  • Parents

Agenda Overview

The meeting runs from 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM at the Moss Memorial Library.
Venue & Address
Moss Memorial Library
26 Anderson St
Hayesville , North Carolina – 28904
United States
Organizer
NC Cooperative Extension Clay County Center · Educational Organization
The NC Cooperative Extension provides research-based education and 4-H programs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this open to new members?
Yes, 4-H clubs welcome new members interested in the program.
Where is the meeting held?
Moss Memorial Library, 26 Anderson St, Hayesville, NC.
What is the age range?
4-H programs are typically for youth ages 5-18.
Do I need a horse to join?
No, you do not need to own a horse to participate in 4-H horse clubs.
Is there a cost?
Contact the NC Cooperative Extension Clay County Center for membership details.
When is the next meeting?
The club meets regularly; check the official 4-H calendar for dates.
Tags
4-H Horses Youth Hayesville Education Club
Summary
4-H club meeting focused on horse education and youth development.
Highlights
  • Horse care education
  • Leadership development
  • Community engagement
  • Equestrian skill building
  • Supportive youth environment
  • 4-H program benefits
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