Youth theater education in Texas

Creative Action is a non-profit organization located at 1023 Springdale Road in Austin, Texas, United States. Since 1997, we have been equipping the next generation of Creative Artists, Critical Thinkers, Courageous Allies, and Confident Leaders through arts-based education and enrichment programs. Our dynamic programs focus on developing 21st century skills, social and emotional intelligence, a commitment to social justice, and increased creative expression. At Creative Action, we believe in the power of the arts to change the world. Our unique approach combines arts, social and emotional learning, and social justice education to support every student in becoming a well-rounded individual. From fun and creative camps to programs that explore important topics, we offer a variety of opportunities for children and families to get involved.

The YMCA of Central Texas - Metro Offices, located at 1812 North Mays Street in Round Rock, Texas, is a vibrant community hub that offers state-of-the-art facilities, youth programs, fitness classes, and more. Embrace a lifestyle of health, community, and fun by becoming a member and experiencing all the incredible benefits the Y has to offer. Our facilities include swimming pools, a well-equipped fitness floor, a cardio theater, basketball courts, and much more to support a healthy and active lifestyle. We provide preschool and afterschool programs designed to inspire, enrich, and empower young lives for lifelong success. Financial aid is available for memberships, ensuring accessibility to all, regardless of affordability. From art and gymnastics to sports programs, we cater to all ages and interests, fostering creativity and personal growth. Our diverse range of fitness classes cater to all skill levels, helping you reach your fitness goals.

Butterfield Stage, located at 201 South Denton Street in Gainesville, Texas, has been entertaining audiences for over 40 years. This not-for-profit community theater was founded in 1979 by Cooke County residents Rodger Boyce, Tom Carson, and Monica Hess. What began as a small playhouse has grown into an organization known for providing high-quality entertainment and fostering the arts in the community. Housed in the historic former Carnegie Library, Butterfield Stage offers a unique experience for patrons, with theater seats repurposed from the Cooke County Courthouse. The theater's mission is to culturally enrich, educate, and entertain through theater and performing arts.