Cypress Creek FACE Youth Music & Arts Programs
Mangum-Howell Community Center, 6450 Louetta Rd., Suite 200, Spring, TX 77379
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Cypress Creek FACE Youth Music & Arts Programs include a Summer Strings camp, Free Children’s Series performances, educational master classes, and Star-Lit! and Promenade Series concerts. The Summer Strings camp is an orchestra program for students who are entering the 7th, 8th, or 9th grade in the fall of 2026. Free Children’s Series performances introduce young audiences to music, culture, science, and creativity.
• Ages: 12–14 years old
• Schedule: Summer Strings camp runs July 6th–July 9th as a four-day orchestra program
Founded in 1997, Cypress Creek FACE has brought Northwest Houston together through live music, arts education, and community engagement for nearly 30 years and is entering its 30th season. The organization’s mission is to enrich lives through exceptional music, arts, and educational experiences that inspire learning, foster connection, and enhance the well-being of individuals and the community. The Narda Rignault Martin String Library has a variety of acoustic, stringed instruments available for loan at no cost for young aspiring musicians who are 18 and under. Community outreach and arts accessibility initiatives throughout Northwest Houston are part of its programs, and scholarships support local students pursuing the arts. The leadership team includes Executive Director Bob Schefferine, General Manager Brooke Magness, and Social Media & Marketing Manager Jordan Herring.
Last updated July 23, 2026.
• Ages: 12–14 years old
• Schedule: Summer Strings camp runs July 6th–July 9th as a four-day orchestra program
Founded in 1997, Cypress Creek FACE has brought Northwest Houston together through live music, arts education, and community engagement for nearly 30 years and is entering its 30th season. The organization’s mission is to enrich lives through exceptional music, arts, and educational experiences that inspire learning, foster connection, and enhance the well-being of individuals and the community. The Narda Rignault Martin String Library has a variety of acoustic, stringed instruments available for loan at no cost for young aspiring musicians who are 18 and under. Community outreach and arts accessibility initiatives throughout Northwest Houston are part of its programs, and scholarships support local students pursuing the arts. The leadership team includes Executive Director Bob Schefferine, General Manager Brooke Magness, and Social Media & Marketing Manager Jordan Herring.
Last updated July 23, 2026.
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