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Twin Falls, ID

After-school, school-day, and summer programs for youth ages 5-18. Academic achievement, healthy lifestyles, and character development. Serves hundreds of youth daily.

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Summer Programs - Boys & Girls Club
Full summer programming with activities, field trips, and enrichment.
When: Weekly (contact for times)
Ages 5โ€“18
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Twin Falls, ID

Mountain West Council (formerly Snake River Council) Scouting programs. Twin Falls Service Center.

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Cub Scouts (Ages 5-10)
Cub Scout packs for boys and girls ages 5-10. Outdoor activities, STEM, service projects, and adventure.
When: Weekly (contact for times)
Ages 5โ€“10
Scouts BSA (Ages 11-18)
Scout troops for ages 11-18. Camping, hiking, merit badges, leadership development, and high adventure.
When: Weekly (contact for times)
Ages 11โ€“18
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Twin Falls, ID

Girl Scout troops for girls of all ages. Programs include STEM, business skills, environmental stewardship, healthy living, and summer camps.

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Girl Scout Troops (All Ages)
Girl Scout troops for girls of all ages. STEM, outdoor activities, community service, cookie sales, and summer camps.
When: Weekly (contact for times)
Ages 5โ€“18
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Twin Falls, ID

4-H youth development for ages 5-18. Projects in agriculture, animals, STEM, natural sciences, and technology. Cloverbuds for ages 5-7. County fair participation.

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4-H Club Membership (Ages 5-18)
Year-round 4-H club activities in agriculture, animals, STEM, technology, and more. County fair participation.
When: Weekly (contact for times)
Ages 5โ€“18$24
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Ketchum, ID

Multi-program ministry in Ketchum operating year-round programming for kids and youth. Operates Big Wood School (Christian preschool serving ages 3 months through 5 years across The Nest, The Coop, and preschool classes), Kids' Club (after-school for kindergartners from local elementary schools), Camp Big Wood (themed summer day camp - 2026 currently full with waitlist), FUEL youth group (6th-9th graders), and Vacation Bible School (July 20-23, 2026). Mission emphasizes four core pillars: Academic Foundations, Faith Formation, Nature Connection, and Play-Based Discovery Education. Worship at 100 Saddle Road, programs in adjacent school facility. Phone (208) 726-5123 main office; (208) 726-9053 school contact Miss Kim.

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FUEL Youth Group (6th-9th Graders)
Youth group for 6th-9th graders at Presbyterian Church of the Big Wood (Ketchum). Faith-formation focused with social + service components. Year-round program; FUEL participants are also eligible for summer-camp involvement.
When: Specific weekly meeting time not published; contact church for current schedule.
Ages 11โ€“15Free
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Hailey, ID

Small Lutheran congregation in Hailey offering year-round Children's Sunday School at 9:00 a.m. on Sundays, followed by worship at 10:00 a.m. Pastor Jerry Reinke. The church is LCMS-affiliated and serves the Wood River Valley. Children's programming is currently limited to Sunday School; 2026 VBS dates have not yet been announced as of late May 2026.

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Children's Sunday School at Valley of Peace Lutheran
Year-round Children's Sunday School at Valley of Peace Lutheran Church in Hailey. Sundays at 9:00 AM (followed by 10:00 AM worship). LCMS-affiliated curriculum. Open to children from any background; small-congregation setting with intimate class size.
When: Sunday 9:00 AM โ€“ 10:00 AM
Ages 4โ€“12Free
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Buhl, ID

Independent Bible church in Buhl Idaho offering Sunday morning worship (10 AM), Sunday evening service (6 PM), and Wednesday evening programs (7 PM). Children's Ministry and Youth Group offered; specific program names, ages, and curriculum not published on website. Welcomes families. Likely VBS in summer 2026 per typical Bible-church pattern but 2026 dates not yet announced as of 2026-05-24.

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Buhl Bible Church Youth Group
Youth Group at Buhl Bible Church for middle school and high school students. Likely meets Wednesday evenings during the 7 PM Wednesday programs slot (mirroring the typical Bible-church pattern). Specific ages, curriculum, and meeting day not published.
When: Wednesday 7:00 PM โ€“ 8:30 PM
Ages 11โ€“18Free
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Buhl, ID

Assemblies of God church in Buhl with children's and youth programming. Offers Sunday School at 9:30 AM, a children's ministry ("Wave Kids"), and a Wednesday Family Night (6:00 PM) with a youth component for ages 12โ€“18.

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Family Night Youth Group (Ages 12-18) at Calvary Assembly of God
When: Wednesday 6:00 PM
Ages 12โ€“18Free
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Ketchum, ID

The City of Ketchum's parks & recreation department: described as the 'granddaddy' of Wood River Valley youth recreation with 40+ years of programming. Runs the Summer Youth Recreation Program at Atkinson Park (two multi-week sessions, Juneโ€“August), plus youth sports, pickleball, and a summer tennis league. Manages Atkinson Park and other city recreation facilities.

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City of Ketchum Summer Youth Recreation Program
Ketchum's flagship summer day program at Atkinson Park, blending sports, games, outdoor activities, and field trips. Runs in two multi-week sessions with flexible 2-day or full-week (Mondayโ€“Thursday) enrollment plus optional Friday adventures.
When: Atkinson Park, Mondayโ€“Thursday 8:30 AMโ€“4:30 PM with an optional Friday adventure. 2026: Session 1 June 16โ€“July 17; Session 2 July 21โ€“August 14. Online registration opened March 20, 2026. Contact Recreation Supervisor Nate Sheehan, (208) 726-7820, nsheehan@ketchumidaho.org.
Ages 5โ€“12
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Gooding, ID

Gooding County's 4-H youth development program through University of Idaho Extension. Clubs for ages 8-18 cover agriculture (horse, livestock, small animal), STEM (robotics, drones, coding, 3-D printing, financial literacy), healthy living (cooking, sewing, crafting, shooting sports, photography, food science), and leadership/civic engagement. Cloverbuds serves ages 5-7 with non-competitive introductory activities. Members enroll through ZSuite after being placed in a club; annual showcase at the Gooding County Fair (August).

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4-H Club Membership - Gooding County (Ages 8-18)
Year-round 4-H club membership for Gooding County youth ages 8-18. Project areas include horse, livestock and small animal; STEM (robotics, drones, coding, 3-D printing, financial literacy); healthy living (cooking, sewing, crafting, shooting sports, photography, food science); and leadership and civic engagement. Members are placed in a local club, then enroll through the ZSuite platform. Projects are showcased at the Gooding County Fair each August.
When: Varies by club; the 4-H program year runs October through September
Ages 8โ€“18
4-H Cloverbuds - Gooding County (Ages 5-7)
Non-competitive introductory 4-H program for Gooding County children ages 5-7. Cloverbuds try hands-on activities across the 4-H project areas, animals, STEM, cooking and crafts, in an exploratory format with no judging or competition, as a lead-in to full 4-H club membership at age 8.
When: Varies by club; the 4-H program year runs October through September
Ages 5โ€“7
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Hailey, ID

Blaine County's 4-H youth development program through University of Idaho Extension, serving the Wood River Valley (Hailey, Ketchum, Sun Valley, Bellevue, Carey). 4-H clubs build leadership, project and life skills for school-age youth. Animal-science and other project offerings from neighboring counties can be brought to Blaine County on request.

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4-H Club Membership - Blaine County
4-H youth development club membership for Blaine County families in Hailey, Ketchum, Sun Valley, Bellevue and Carey. Members join a local club and build leadership, project and life skills through hands-on work. Animal-science and other project offerings from neighbouring counties can be brought to Blaine County on request.
When: Varies by club; the 4-H program year runs October through September
Ages 5โ€“18
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Rupert, ID

Minidoka County's 4-H youth development program (ages 5-18, Cloverbuds 5-7) through University of Idaho Extension. Members join clubs covering agriculture (horses, livestock, small animals), STEM (robotics, drones, coding, 3-D printing), healthy living (cooking, sewing, shooting sports, photography, food science), and civic engagement/leadership. Programs include day and overnight camps, after-school activities, and district and statewide events. Serves Rupert, Paul, Heyburn, Acequia and Minidoka.

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4-H Club Membership (Ages 5-18)
Year-round 4-H club membership through University of Idaho Extension in Minidoka County. Youth select project areas across agriculture (horse, livestock, small animal), STEM (robotics, drones, coding, 3-D printing), healthy living (cooking, sewing, shooting sports, photography, food science), and civic engagement and leadership. Cloverbuds is the non-competitive track for ages 5-7. Members participate in club meetings, day and overnight camps, after-school activities, and district and statewide events.
When: Club meeting schedules vary by project area and club. Enrollment is annual; contact the county office for current club openings.
Ages 5โ€“18
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Shoshone, ID

Lincoln County's 4-H youth development program (ages 5-18, Cloverbuds 5-7) through University of Idaho Extension. Members join clubs covering agriculture (horses, livestock, small animals), STEM (robotics, drones, coding, 3-D printing), healthy living (cooking, sewing, shooting sports, photography, food science), and civic engagement/leadership. Programs include day and overnight camps, after-school activities, and district and statewide events. Serves Lincoln County.

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4-H Club Membership (Ages 5-18)
Year-round 4-H club membership through University of Idaho Extension in Lincoln County. Youth select project areas across agriculture (horse, livestock, small animal), STEM (robotics, drones, coding, 3-D printing), healthy living (cooking, sewing, shooting sports, photography, food science), and civic engagement and leadership. Cloverbuds is the non-competitive track for ages 5-7. Members participate in club meetings, day and overnight camps, after-school activities, and district and statewide events.
When: Club meeting schedules vary by project area and club. Enrollment is annual; contact the county office for current club openings.
Ages 5โ€“18
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Fairfield, ID

Camas County's 4-H youth development program (ages 5-18, Cloverbuds 5-7) through University of Idaho Extension. Members join clubs covering agriculture (horses, livestock, small animals), STEM (robotics, drones, coding, 3-D printing), healthy living (cooking, sewing, shooting sports, photography, food science), and civic engagement/leadership. Programs include day and overnight camps, after-school activities, and district and statewide events. Serves Camas County.

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4-H Club Membership (Ages 5-18)
Year-round 4-H club membership through University of Idaho Extension in Camas County. Youth select project areas across agriculture (horse, livestock, small animal), STEM (robotics, drones, coding, 3-D printing), healthy living (cooking, sewing, shooting sports, photography, food science), and civic engagement and leadership. Cloverbuds is the non-competitive track for ages 5-7. Members participate in club meetings, day and overnight camps, after-school activities, and district and statewide events.
When: Club meeting schedules vary by project area and club. Enrollment is annual; contact the county office for current club openings.
Ages 5โ€“18
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