Michigan 4-H Children's Gardens 2020 Spring and Summer Family Programming

Jessica Wright -

Come and celebrate three months of recess at the garden! Each month we will have fun in the garden celebrating what is best about summer!

The Michigan 4-H Children's Gardens announce their Family Program for Spring and Summer 2020.  Enjoy events like Butterfly Day, Geocaching, a Mad Hatter Tea Party, Digger Day and so much more.  All events require registration and most have minimal fees.  For more information, see the 2020 Family Programming Brochure and/or visit the Michigan 4-H Children's Gardens website.

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