Special Interest Clubs
Special Interest Clubs
Girl Scout special interest groups are year-long programs designed for Girl Scouts to explore specific interests through the Girl Scout Leadership Experience. Dues vary based on frequency of meetings per year. Financial assistance is available. Unless otherwise stated, all groups are open to Cadettes, Seniors and Ambassadors only.
Art Club
Art Club is a unique space for Cadette, Senior, and Ambassador level Girl Scouts to connect with others who share similar interests and provide an opportunity to continue to explore Girl Scouts in a new format. Club members explore art mediums, techniques, and methods; connect art with mindfulness; and share their love of art with others.
For more information, contact Patricia Marshall at gsnetxartclub@gmail.com.
Art Club (East Texas)
Brownies and up are invited to join the East Texas Art Club. Art Club is a place for practicing artists to hone their skills. Girls will grow their imagination and learn new techniques including paitning, pottery, digtal art, and woodworking.
For more information, contact:
Miranda Fatherree: 903-261-6935, mirandafatherree@yahoo.com
Patti Higginbotham 903-735-5123
Culinary Club (East Texas)
Juinors and up are invited to explore the culinary world with us. Culinary Club will provide Girl Scouts the opportunity to learn both basic cooking skills and specific cooking styles and techniques.
For more information, contact:
Miranda Fatherree: 903-261-6935, mirandafatherree@yahoo.com
Patti Higginbotham 903-735-5123
Eco Explorers Group
The Eco Explorers Group gives Girl Scouts of all ages the opportunity to get outside and connect with nature. We work with nature-based badges and Journeys, but also look at local opportunities to discover the beauty and diversity of the natural world around us. Girls will be able to participate in hands-on experiences and unique activities to build their knowledge and love of the outdoors.
For more information, contact Vicki Sanders and Kathy Boys at gsecoexplorers@gmail.com.
Gutsy Girls Social Skate Club
This active club has a sole focus of encouraging girls to ignite their adventurous and courageous spirits through skateboarding. Join a girl-powered skateboard movement! This club is open to all ages and skill sets. Learn more.
Miss Media
As a member of the Miss Media Team, you'll shape narratives and make a lasting impact by using media as a tool for positive change. Whether you're interested in photography, video, or writing, your unique skills are welcome here. Our team engages in collaborative projects that highlight the Girl Scouts' values and stories, and we offer skill-building workshops to ensure your growth. Above all, we prioritize impactful storytelling and the forging of strong friendships within our vibrant community. Get started today and amplify the voice of Girl Scouts!
Questions about the application process or want to learn more? Reach out to Stephanie Horne at shorne@gsnetx.org or 469-994-1629
Ready to get started? Fill out this form.
Outdoor Adventure Interest Group
Are you a thrill-seeker or an outdoor enthusiast? OAIG will provide adventures galore! Experienced adults enable girl-led opportunities throughout the year.
For more information, email
outdooradventureinterestgroup@gmail.com or visit the Facebook group.
Product Sales CEOs
The Product Sales CEOs (Cookie Entrepreneur Officers) club is a leadership group started and managed by the Product Sales (cookie) team since 2020. Its purpose is to provide a familiar space for girls to develop and grow their leadership skills with fellow Girl Scouts.
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Saturday Morning Garden Club
All girls and adults are welcome at any meeting! Come learn something new each month, help tend the native plant garden and the butterfly-attracting meadow, "Whispering Wings", develop new skills while earning badges, and have a good time with other Girls Scouts who have a similar interest in nature.
For more information, contact gsnetxgardenclub@gmail.com.
Stream Team
Stream Team turns girls into citizen scientists, creek explorers, and sustainability leaders. Girls will learn about river ecosystems, conduct scientific experiments, and explore wildlife in and around aquatic ecosystems. The scientific data collected supports academic research, informs policy, and serves as an early warning system for water quality events across Texas.
For more information, contact Amber Troxtell amber.troxtell@gmail.com.
Tejas Archers
Tejas Archers is comprised of five teams based on skill level. This club is loads of fun for Girl Scouts interested in learning, building, and sharing their knowledge and skills in archery. Teams meet monthly and can participate in various competitions or tournaments.
For more information, contact: tejasarchers@gsnetx.org.
Tejas Riders
The Tejas Riders is a premier leadership equestrian program of the Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas that gives countless hours of service to the equestrian program at Camp Bette Perot, while also building leadership skills. Girls have the opportunity to develop leadership skills, make an impact on other girls and do something amazing. Learn More.
For more information, contact tejasriders@gsnetx.org.
Travel Club (East Texas)
Juniors and up are invited to join our new Travel Club. Along with planning and traveling to different destanations, Girl Scouts will learn about other cultures and places. Come explore the world with us!
Miranda Fatherree: 903-261-6935, mirandafatherree@yahoo.com
Patti Higginbotham 903-735-5123
Triathlon Club
The GSNETX Triathlon Club empowers girls ages 10 and up to pursue personal development in swimming, biking, and running. Club members learn important swim and bike safety lessons, work with professional coaches and enthusiastic volunteers to develop their fitness and skills, volunteer as a club at local triathlon events, and can even participate in local events together. Triathlon is a sport to enjoy for a lifetime. Join the fun! Cost: $20/girl or $60/troop
Contact: morgan@playtri.com
Want to learn more about Special Interest Clubs? Email programs@gsnetx.org.
