Would you like to be a youth vendor at the Summit County Fair?
The 4-H Entrepreneur program teaches youth how to start their own business to sell products or services.
Youth who attend the FREE 4-H Entrepreneur workshops in our county have the opportunity to host a booth for their business at events such as the Summit County Fair and Park Silly Sunday Market, where they will sell their products/services directly to the public. Youth participants will learn by doing in this program – they create real businesses, and can make real sales!
Classes in April, May, June, and July
Registration is open to ANY youth, they do not need to be a 4-H member to participate.
Stevie Christensen
Stravis
Hello my name is Stevie Christensen, and I am 16 years old. I love flowers, crafting, reading, and annoying my cat, Oliver. I will be selling home décor that will hopefully be the one thing that ties a whole room together. The things I will be selling are: fluffy bunnies who love all the different holidays and seasons, big and small paintings that can be made to order, flower arrangements with big bows, small decorative bowls and plates in every color of the rainbow, and vinyl stickers of my own original drawings.
Zanna Moser
Can King
Hi! My name is Zanna Moser and I own Can King. I sell hand-made crowns and tiaras made of recyclable materials, such as soda cans. I will also be selling rice heating pads in the shape of frogs and ducks. I am in the 8th grade.
Kiersten Buck
Oasis’s Jewels
Hello I am Kiersten and I am the maker of Oasis’s Jewels. I sell handmade hard-baked clay jewelry, earrings, and animal sculptures. I am in the 6th grade.
Ajay Christensen
Wild Bill’s Leather Work
Hi my name is Ajay, and I am in the 8th grade. I wanted to learn leather working, and starting a business to make some money of it sounded pretty good. For my business, I will be making leather products such as: bracelets, keychains, wallets, and canteens. For my creations, I am using recycled materials from things like leather couches and bags!
