Cheshire County 4-H Presents! 2026

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In-Person

Fall Mountain High School
134 Fmrhs Road
Langdon, NH 03602
United States


Share your interests and build your communication skills!

4-H Presents! is an annual county event that provides youth the opportunity to build skills and confidence in the realm of public speaking. Each event is judged by a helpful and knowledgeable set of evaluators that provide both in-person and written feedback to participants. Through their presentations, youth learn to research a subject, organize their ideas into a logical order, and practice public speaking skills.

  • Registration through ZSuite. Deadline to register is March 16.
  • Photos or posters are to be printed, mounted and delivered to the 4-H office by March 16.

Participation in 4-H Presents take many forms.  Please see 4-H Presents! event packet for a full description of each event. 

2026 4-H Presents! information packet

  • Action Exhibit –Individuals, or teams of up to three, will present and interact with people throughout the morning. Members will answer questions and involve the public in the presentation of their exhibit.  An opportunity for youth to demonstrate the skills needed for talking in front of other people.
  • Cloverbud Show & Tell - Cloverbuds using a poster or props talk about something they have learned.  
    Cloverbud Pet Rock Show & Tell - This is a great way for cloverbuds to have a first experience in communication and showmanship without having to come up with an idea completely on their own.
  • Demonstrations - A Demonstration is a know-how, show how, and tell how.  Explain what you are doing while you are doing it.    Individuals, or teams of up to three members may participate.
  • Public Speaking – an opportunity for youth to demonstrate the skills needed for talking in front of other people.
  • Photography – Each participant may submit TWO entry, based on a photo theme. Cloverbuds may enter photo theme of their choice.
    • Entries themes are: NH at its Best - Bodies of Water | 4-H at its Best - 4-H'ers in Action | Your Best - Open Topic or Subject
  • Posters – Each participant may submit ONE entry based on a Pathway.
    • Pathways are: Animal Science, Healthy Living, STEM, Shooting Sports, Teen Leadership, Environmental Science
  • Tabletop Presentation - A tabletop presentation is a tri-fold display that teaches the public about something that you have learned or something you have done. Visual aids or props must be included.  You do not need to be present for the judging.  If you would like to be present and talk with the judge about your tabletop presentation you are welcome to do so.  Being present or not present will not affect your score.
  • Talent and Culture Showcase 
    Talent: Share your musical, vocal, theatrical, or creative arts for an audience to enjoy!  
    Culture and Family History: Share something that is meaningful to you and your family. Demonstrate food, clothing, traditions, dances, songs, or anything that reflects your values, history, or culture for an audience to enjoy.
  • Clothing and Textiles Judging - Garment Selection participants shop and accessorize an outfit for up to $50. Model it at 4-H Presents and answer questions from judges.  Textile and Fiber Arts Showcase participants create a non-clothing items such as a tote bag or knitted scarf. Exhibit the item at 4-H Presents and receive judges feedback.
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Contact
4-H Presents! Info Night and Practice Session
March 7, 2026 | 5:00 - 6:30pm
Interested in sharpening your presentation skills for 4-H Presents on April 19? Need help coming up with a presentation idea, or curious about what 4-H Presents is? Join us for a great opportunity to practice your presentation skills, build confidence, brainstorm ideas, and learn how you can participate.  Pizza will be provided!  Register in ZSuite by March 4, 2026.

Learn more about 4-H Presents!

"Listen to a segmented long form interview with Mike Harris, Belknap County 4-H Program manager, as he interviews Jenny, senior 4-H member from Belknap County; Xanthi Russell, recent 4-H Alumni from Strafford County; and Wade Weber, New Hampshire State 4-H Program Leader, discuss the upcoming county based 4-H Presents events all across New Hampshire over the next two months!"

PART 1 "Intros and What is 4-H Presents?"
PART 2 "What can I do at 4-H Presents?"
PART 3 "What can I do at 4-H Presents? - Jenny's Example" 
PART 4 "What is NEW at 4-H Presents? Adding Talent and Culture Acts"
PART 5 "What are the Guidelines for 4-H Presents?"
PART 6 "Advancement from County and Beyond"
PART 7 "Family Encouraged to Attend"
PART 8 "How Can I Be a Part of 4-H Presents?" 
PART 9 "Developmental Benefits - Part 1 Skill Growth and Friendships"
PART 10 "Developmental Benefits - Part 2 Cooperation Among Peers"
PART 11 "Developmental Benefits - Part 3 Feedback and  Role of Coaches/Judges"
Part 12 "Aubrey from Merrimack County - 4H Presents Promo!"

Link to the New Hampshire 4-H Youth Development Media Page 

State 4-H Presents

Qualifying for NH State 4-H Presents and Eastern States Exposition (The Big E):
Top scoring members (age 12 and up with a score of 80% or more) in posters, photos, action exhibits, public speaking, and demonstrations* will advance to the New Hampshire State level on May 3 at NH Farm, Forest and Garden Expo in Deerfield, NH. Qualifying Juniors, by invitation of the NH 4-H Presents Leadership team, may also be chosen to participate at the NH State 4-H Presents level. *Tabletop Presentations and Talent & Culture showcase at the county level only.

Link to NH Forest, Farm & Garden Expo website: NH Forest, Farm & Garden Expo



4-H Clover Corner at the New Hampshire Farm, Forest, and Garden Expo

Join NH 4-H for 2 days of learning, sharing presentations, and fun!  The 4-H Clover Corner is a gateway for families to experience activities, 4-H Events, and a showcase of agriculture, science, and the arts.

4-H Clover Corner at NH Farm, Forest and Garden Expo



If you need an accommodation to participate in our programming, please contact a.zuorski@unh.edu or (603) 352-4550, prior to the event. Given ample time, we will make any reasonable effort to meet your needs, including language access services if requested, which will be provided free of charge.