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 Spring Klein Soccer Club

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Klein Soccer Club is a non-profit organization located in Spring, Texas. Klein Soccer Club is a member of the Timberline Youth Soccer Association (TYSA) and offers recreational soccer to children between the Pre-k and Under 19 age groups. All games are played at the many fields at Meyer Park on Cypresswood Drive in Spring, Texas. Some of my favorite memories have been at the soccer games watching my children run up and down the fields! And, some of the greatest friendships my family has made came from the families we met through the Klein Soccer club! For more information about this wonderful organization, visit www.KleinSoccerClub.com or call (281) 320-2211.

Hooks Airport, founded in 1963, is one of the largest private airports in the United States and specializes in business and military aviation services. Hooks Airport's products and services include fueling, ground handling, passenger services, maintenance, aircraft sales and charter. Since 1963, Hooks Airport has grown to be one of the most respected names in small airport services, with more than 70 years of experience in developing, operating and maintaining first class facilities and providing first class services. More than 225 employees safely and efficiently support more than 275,000 aircraft movements per year and dispense fuel to business and military aircraft ranging in size from a Cessna 172 to a Lockheed Martin C-130. Many private pilots call Hooks Airport home and store their planes in private hangers at the airport facilities. Private flying lessons are available at through individual aviation companies independently owned at operated at the airport. Hooks airport is located at the intersection of FM 2920 and Steubner Airline Rd. in Spring, TX.

In the fall of 1995, representatives of the Harris County Cypress Creek Branch Library, Museum of Fine Arts Houston, the Cypress Woodlands Junior Forum and the Friends of the Library collaborated in an unprecedented community effort to bring fine art exhibition to the young people, adult and senior adult residents of Spring in northwest Harris County.  The facility is located at the heart of a civic and community center complex that houses the new Barbara Bush 30,000 square foot county library, a 63-acre park, an active community center through which some 120 nonprofit organizations offer cultural, educational, and social services, and a very busy County Courthouse Annex. Precinct 4 County Commissioner Jerry Eversole led Harris County to provide the original 10,000 square foot Cypress Creek Branch County Library for the exhibition of fine art by the Museum of Fine Arts Houston and other major arts institutions. The Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts opened to the public on March 29, 2009. Since that time, the museum has hosted three cycles of exhibitions, including: Frederic Remington and the American West, African Gold from the Glassell Collection, Metal Worked, State of Grace: 17th- and 18th-Century Paintings from the Blaffer Foundation Collection, and The Art of Glass. After since opening, the Pearl has exceeded 17,500 visitors, 6,000 of which have been school children. The museum offers a wide range of programming for all ages and knowledge levels.

 

The museum is located at 6815 Cypresswood Drive, Spring, TX Phone: 281 376 6322. Admission is free with a suggested donation of $5 per person. Invitations to some special events may require museum membership. The museum is open all days except for Mondays.