Move
Sports, active games, recreation and structured play.
Garcia Youth Programs
Life skills through sports, creativity, storytelling, and play.
Founded by brothers Morgan and Alex Garcia, Garcia Youth Programs creates structured youth-enrichment experiences that help kids move, create, speak, collaborate and lead.
Proposed Summer 2027 pilot. Dates, location, price and enrollment are not yet final.
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THE EXPERIENCE
Four ways young people take part.
Each part of the experience reinforces the others. Movement opens space for expression. Creative work strengthens teamwork. Shared challenges turn ideas into action.
Create
Storytelling, visual identity, music, performance and group projects.
Explore
New skills, roles, challenges and ways of expressing ideas.
Belong
Teamwork, listening, encouragement, responsibility and shared achievement.
First proposed program
Meet Expression Fieldhouse Camp
Expression Fieldhouse Camp is a proposed five-day experience for youth approximately ages 9–12. It brings sports and active games together with storytelling, public speaking, creative projects, teamwork, leadership and a culminating showcase.
See the full program concept- Day 1Communication & Listening
- Day 2Teamwork & Expression
- Day 3Confidence & Leadership
- Day 4Creativity & Problem Solving
- Day 5Purpose & Responsibility
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HOW YOUTH LEARN
Life skills become real through practice.
Activities are designed as places to try, reflect, adjust and contribute. The focus is not on ranking individual ability.
Sports
Create real-time opportunities for communication, resilience, fair competition and teamwork.
Creative projects
Help youth organize ideas, take healthy risks and express themselves.
Speaking & storytelling
Develop listening, clarity and audience awareness.
Clubs & group challenges
Let youth lead, follow, negotiate and share responsibility.
Reflection
Helps youth connect activities to their choices and growth.
Community feedback is open
Help Us Build the Right Program
Before finalizing the pilot community, age range, schedule, price and partnership model, we want to hear from families, educators, youth workers and community members. The survey takes approximately 2–3 minutes and is open to anyone interested in supporting youth programming.
Share Your FeedbackThis is a community-interest survey, not registration.
Help Bring the Pilot to Life
We welcome early conversations with people and organizations who care about thoughtful, active and expressive youth programming.
- Nonprofit and community hosts
- Parks and Recreation departments
- Schools and youth-serving organizations
- Coaches, artists and teaching artists
- Equipment and supply supporters
- Scholarship or access partners