More than 100 Steuben County 4-H members gathered in Cameron Mills for a three-day summer showcase, according to the Hornell Tribune. The event ran July 23 through July 25 at Hendershot Haflingers.
The showcase highlighted youth projects, skills, and personal growth from the past year.
Activities included animal shows, educational exhibits, a Maker's Market, and the 54th annual 4-H Market Sale.
Organizers said members presented projects in areas including animal science, creative arts, STEM, photography, foods and nutrition, and horticulture.
The event also gave participants practice in communication, financial literacy, marketing, and business skills.
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