We’re taking Provincial Conference on the road, with events planned at five locations across Manitoba.
Registration details will be shared by email and on our social media channels as soon as registration opens. Stay tuned!
Get ready for an unforgettable 4-H Manitoba weekend!
On May 7, 2027, join us for Boots, Beats & 4-H, a fundraising concert celebrating the 5th Annual Rally, featuring Manitoba country music star Kendra Kay with special guests Bethel Road.
Then keep the excitement going by attending the 4-H Manitoba Rally on May 8. Whether you’re a member, parent, alumnus, volunteer, or supporter, this is your chance to enjoy an evening of incredible music and then spend the next day celebrating all things 4-H.
🎟️ Concert tickets will be going on sale soon. Watch our social media channels for details!
Come for the concert. Stay for the Rally. Celebrate 4-H with us all weekend long.
M4HC invites current members who will be 18 to 23 as of February 2027 to apply to become the Youth Advisory Committee Representative. Applicants must have a thorough knowledge of and involvement in our provincial program and be an active member in good standing. To apply, please fill out 2026 YAC Application Form and send to lbryde@4h.mb.ca by Saturday, October 31.
Ready to connect with another 4-H Club across Canada? Club to Club is back for 2027, giving clubs the opportunity to meet new people, share ideas, learn from one another and build connections beyond their own communities. Please read 4-H Canada Club to Club Exchange FAQ for more information.
The Leaders Learn Series is a national webinar series designed to support volunteer leaders with practical tools, fresh ideas and resources they can use in their clubs right away. The webinars will be held on the third Wednesday of each month at 7:30 p.m. ET
Learn more and register for sessions at Leaders Learn Series – 4-H Canada
4-H Canada will implement a new helmet policy for any activity where there is potential for an incident leading to a serious head injury, including downhill skiing, sledding and tobogganing. Please read 4-H Canada Helmet Policy for more information.