Do you like to show your artistic side? Spend 3 fun-filled days with 4-H as you explore different types of craft-making and leadership activities! Students will build their artistic skills, their leadership skills and meet new people.

In addition, this program will take day-campers on an exciting Art Field Trip on the last day! Students must be able to attend all camp days in order to participate, no exceptions. Please note that this program will take place each day at the North Las Vegas Extension office located at: 2280 McDaniel St, N. Las Vegas, NV 89030.

Dates: Monday June 22 - Wednesday June 24

Grades: 4th through 6th Grade for the 2026-2027 School Year

Registration Closes: June 14, 2026 or upon filling of all available spots.

Registration Fee: $10, plus Eventbrite Fees (includes materials, field trip ticket & lunch on last day of camp). Fees are reduced due to financial support from the Nevada Arts Council in the form of an Arts Learning Project Grant.  

**Once this JotForm registration is completed, you will be prompted to submit payment on Eventbrite. Registration is NOT complete until the $10 fee has been paid on Eventbrite.** 

If you have any questions before completing the registration, please contact our Clark County 4-H team at cc4-h@unr.edu. Thank you! 

Persons in need of special accommodations or assistance should contact Arianna Castro, at ariannac@unr.edu or (702) 257-5510 at least 10 days prior to the scheduled event with their needs or for more information.

An EEO/AA Institution

*This camp is in not in anyway affiliated with the Clark County School District but is open students of the district.*

Completion of this form signifies enrollment in the 4-H program for the youth member. Youth members will be added to the 4-H Online database, enrolled in the 4-H program for the 2025-2026 4-H year, and subscribed to the Clark County 4-H newsletter.

Privacy Release:

I give permission, without restriction, to the University of Nevada, Reno Extension/Nevada 4-H to quote, state/use full name, or state/use hometown for my child for educational and promotional use, as directed by the university (without payment or remuneration) for any appearances, use, or displays. I acknowledge the university’s right to crop or treat the display of my child's photograph at its discretion. I understand that the university may use these materials in printed and Internet publications and presentations that they produce, and that they may also give the material/information to media and other organizations for educational or promotional use. I also understand that the use of this material/information is done without remuneration/payment to me or my child.

Publicity Release:

I give permission, without restriction, to the University of Nevada, Reno Extension/Nevada 4-H to photograph, video record, audio record, my child for educational and promotional use, as directed by the university (without payment or remuneration) for any appearances, use, or displays. I acknowledge the university’s right to crop or treat the display of my photograph at its discretion. I understand that the university may use these materials in printed and Internet publications and presentations that they produce, and that they may also give the material/information to media and other organizations for educational or promotional use. I also understand that the use of this material/information is done without remuneration/payment to me or my child.

In order to ensure that University of Nevada, RenoExtension (referred to as Extension from this point on)4-H Youth Development programs provide positive environments for all individuals to learn and grow, all participants, including but not limited to youth, volunteers, parents, spectators, and Extension personnel agree to abide by these expectations of behavior, while participating in any 4-H Youth Development activities:

• Represent University of Nevada, Reno Extension4-H Youth Development with professionalism, dignity and pride, and be responsible for conducting themselves with courtesy and appropriate behavior. All participants, volunteers, and parents will conduct themselves in a respectful manner, exhibit good sportsmanship, and be a positive role model.
• Display respect and courtesy for Extension staff, volunteers, program participants, visitors, clients and property.
• Respect and follow all county and state 4-H Youth Development Policies and Procedures.
• Inform UNRExtension personnel of any incidents that may violate 4-H policies.
• Promote and support 4-H Youth Development in developing effective local, county, state and national programs.
• Provide a safe environment by not harming youth or adults in any way, whether through discrimination, sexual harassment, physical force, verbal or mental abuse, neglect, or otherharmful actions.Any actions, such as conviction for child abuse or neglect, violent crimes, unethical behavior, substance abuse, verbal abuse, physical abuse, mismanagement of 4-H funds, or other serious offenses will not be tolerated.
• The distribution, dispensation, possession, or use of illegal drugs, controlled substances, alcohol, and tobacco (including vaping) by youth or adults at any 4-H Youth Development activity is strictly prohibited. If needed, law enforcement may be contacted.
• Use of vulgar or inappropriate language is not allowed at 4-H Youth Development activities.
• Solicitation of gratuities, gifts or bequests for personal or professional benefit is not allowed.
• Treat animals humanely and all participants must abide by National Show Ring Code of Ethics and provide appropriate and ethical animal care.
• Operate machinery, vehicles, and other equipment in a safe and responsible manner when working with youth and adults participating in 4-H Youth Development programs.
• Ensure that 4-H participants are not required to purchase materials, equipment, animals or services from any specific places of business.
• Comply with all applicable laws of the city, county, and state of residence and/or location of 4-H activity.
• Respect the privacy of persons served by the organization and hold in confidence sensitive, private and personal information.
• Handle all concerns regarding 4-H program management within the University of Nevada, Reno Extension system structure. All issues should be handled at the local level whenever possible.
• Keep personal opinions and actions separate from those made as a representative of this organization.4-H Youth Development promotes teaching youth “how to think” not “what to think.”
• Discrimination is not allowed on the basis of a person's age (40 or older), disability, whether actual or perceived by others (including
  service-connected disabilities), gender (including pregnancy-related conditions), military status or military obligations, sexual orientation,
  gender identity or expression, genetic information, national origin, race (including hair texture and protected hairstyles such as natural
  hairstyles, afros, bantu knots, curls, braids, locks and twists), color, or religion (protected classes). in accordance with University policy.

Violating this Code of Conduct shall be grounds for action up to or including immediate removal from the 4-H Youth Development activity/program. Decisions regarding immediate removal or expulsion will be made by the county Extension4-H Youth Development Personnel inconjunction with the Extension Educator and notification to the State 4-H Youth Development Director.

Acceptable behavior for this activity includes the following, but is not limited to this list:

• Shall follow all applicable laws regarding riding in a motor vehicle (especially seatbelt laws).
• Shall respect all people traveling with (youth and adult) and shall respect the vehicle(s) riding in.
• Shall never jump from seat to seat and shall never be disruptive to the driver.
• Shall follow all directions provided by the driver.
• Shall dress appropriately by not wearing offensive clothing or revealing clothing.
• Follow directions/guidance of Extension/4-H Staff and support the Extension/4-H supervising this event.
• If a 4-H Member, I realize and remember my agreed to 4-H Commitment to Excellence/Code of Conduct (or its equivalent document), indicating for me to always represent 4-H in a responsible, positive, and healthy manner.
• I also understand that riding in a motor vehicle may result in personal injury or death from wrecks, collisions, or other acts caused by drivers, other drivers, riders, animals, objects, etc.

Participation in Events such as this activity is a privilege and this privilege can be revoked at any time for failure to comply with the above-stated conditions or for other actions and speech displaying improper conduct or creating unsafe situations for Participants and/or other Attendees. The sanctions imposed may include expulsion from the Event (at the parent’s expense) and/or expulsion from County/State 4-H Program(s).