Events: Family & Consumer Sciences
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HOOK & COOK
- Franklin County Cooperative Extension OfficeLearn the basics of fishing, including rod and reel setup, fish cleaning, and how to cook fish.
HOOK & COOK
- Franklin County Cooperative Extension OfficeLearn the basics of fishing, including rod and reel setup, fish cleaning, and how to cook fish.
Franklin County Cultural Arts 2025
- Franklin County Cooperative Extension OfficeThe County Cultural Arts is on Thursday, March 13th. You may drop off your entries at the office beginning on Monday, March 3rd. All items will be due on March 13th by 10:00 a.m.
Spring Evening on Canvas
- Franklin County Cooperative Extension OfficeSpring Evening on Canvas. $25 per person. Register by March 10th. Supplies and refreshments included. Space is limited.
HOOK & COOK
- Franklin County Cooperative Extension OfficeLearn the basics of fishing, including rod and reel setup, fish cleaning, and how to cook fish.
Franklin County Extension Council
- Franklin County Cooperative Extension OfficeThe next Franklin County Extension Council Meeting will be on March 19, 2025, at noon.
Families in the Kitchen
- Franklin County Cooperative Extension OfficeCooking 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.
Homemakers Learn Pickleball
- Mercer County Extension OfficePickleball is fun and interactive for all ages and a great way to move your body! Join us in Mercer County for a hands-on explanation of how to play.
Families in the Kitchen
- Franklin County Cooperative Extension OfficeCooking 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.
Move Your Way!
- Franklin County Cooperative Extension OfficeExercise for Everybody! Learn about non-impact exercises to help improve balance, posture, muscular strength, and ability to perform daily living activities.
