Create a vibrant haven for pollinators! This class covers planting for bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds—plus, you'll take home native plants to start your own oasis.

$15 per person.

Join us for this great 4-week series and learn how healthy food choices affect you and your little one.

Youth are able to spend 5 days, 4 nights at camp exploring new opportunities, participate in classes, such as swim, archery, canoeing,  and much more! They will build leadership skills and meet other youth from other parts of the state!

Smart Irrigation Solutions for Your Garden.

Join us for a dynamic session where you'll learn innovative techniques and smart solutions to efficiently water your plants, conserve resources, and create your own garden oasis.

Join the Capital Area Extension Master Gardeners for monthly educational talks to enhance your gardening skills. Bring your lunch and enjoy a casual atmosphere while learning from knowledgeable speakers.

UK Health Fair, food, contests, entertainment, and kids activities.

Cooking together as a family can be a fun and healthy activity that fosters better relationships and teaches essential healthy habits, especially for families with children aged four to eight. On the third Wednesday of each month, families can come together to learn about improved nutritional education and discover budget-friendly, healthy meal options. This shared experience not only promotes better eating habits but also strengthens family bonds while maintaining a healthy diet.

The Franklin County Cooperative Extension Office is seeking proposals from qualified contractors for a restroom remodel project on the first and lower floors of our building.

Join 4-H for a wire tree sculpture project day on July 2.

RSVP by July 1!

Join 4-H Program Assistant, Beck, for a Folk Art Project Day. All projects made will be eligible to be entered in the Franklin County Fair.

4-H'ers! Join us for a day learning about the Equine Industry. We will take a tour of Keenland, Mill Ridge Farm and Spy Coast Farm.

Call the Franklin County Extension Office to register today.