WILLIAMSBURG — As the seasons change, the Jamestown 4-H Educational Center is unveiling its fall and winter programs, including a K-pop Demon Hunters Weekend Experience.
“It feels amazing,” said Aggie Morris, Development Director for the Jamestown 4-H Educational Center. “We love serving the community. We serve thousands of children regionally across from southeast Virginia up to Central Virginia. So it’s amazing to have a year-round presence and continue serving youth beyond our summer camps.”
The K-Pop-themed weekend is described as a weekend of energy, self-expression, and making new friends with K-Pop, dance, music and creative arts activities. The fun kicks off on Oct. 4 at 6:30 p.m. and concludes on Oct. 5 at 10 a.m. and is for ages 8 to 14..
Other upcoming programs for the season include:
- Fishing Clinic — Oct. 5
- Adult Cooking Classes — Oct. 8-Dec. 17
- Mother & Daughter Weekend — Nov. 1-2
- Archery Camp — Nov. 14-16
Another hilight among returning programs is Swiftie Camp: The Eras Experience, which will take place Dec. 13-14 for youth aged 8 to 15.
The Adult Cooking Classes — for ages 21 and up — are another program the center is excited to bring back, as it features new menus and themes each time it returns.
“After another successful summer camp season, we are excited to carry that momentum into our year-round programs for youth and adults. These programs are a wonderful way for our community to keep learning, connecting, and creating memories together, and participation helps support our mission,” said Sue Williams, the Center’s Executive Director.
Registration for programs is required in advance. For full program details, including participation fees, dates, times and age ranges, visit the Jamestown 4-H Educational Center website.
