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Since the gates opened July 1, Universal's first-ever kids-focused theme park has been settling into its role as Frisco's newest anchor attraction. Here is what the first weeks have looked like, and what families should know before they go.

From a free BMX freestyle showdown at Frisco Skate Park this Saturday to a two-day Fourth of July blowout at Riders Field, Collin County's fastest-growing city is packing the next two weeks with events that are free, family-friendly, and frankly hard to skip.

The holiday season is a time to celebrate, connect with neighbors, and support local entrepreneurs who enrich life in Frisco.

In an effort to boost small business vitality and community engagement, the City of Frisco has announced the launch of its BOGO Gift Card Program.

From movie nights under the stars to golf clinics, the “Modern Home of Golf” is positioning itself not only as a championship venue but also as an everyday gathering place for Frisco residents.

The Frisco RoughRiders team has become one of the most popular minor league franchises in the country.

Haywire at Legacy West delivers Texas-inspired dining just minutes from Frisco. With classic comfort food, a rooftop terrace, and modern Texas flair, it has become a go-to spot for locals seeking both tradition and sophistication.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is coming to North Texas, and Frisco is already preparing to welcome visitors from across the globe. With matches nearby at AT&T Stadium, the city’s hospitality, retail, and tourism industries are gearing up for record-breaking demand.

At just 18 years old, Centennial High School’s Jake Ysasaga became the youngest North Texas athlete to complete a half Ironman triathlon. His story of discipline and determination is inspiring Frisco and beyond.

With a mix of artisan craft, friendly service, and a cozy vibe, Summer Moon has turned into a gathering point where culture, caffeine, and conversation blend seamlessly.

The Frisco City Council has approved a $182 million public-private partnership with FC Dallas to renovate Toyota Stadium.

Embrace the season at Friscos beloved festivals. These events offer opportunities to build lasting memories!

i9 Sports in Frisco is redefining youth leagues with a focus on fun, safety, and inclusivity. From flag football to basketball, kids of all skill levels can play, learn teamwork, and build confidence in a supportive environment. Parents appreciate the convenient schedules and positive culture that put children first.

Wine & Small Plates With Intention. At Eight11 Place in Frisco, the philosophy is simple: wine tastes better when paired with good food and great company. Located at 7080 Main St, Frisco, TX 75034, this cozy spot offers a menu of shareable small plates, from flatbreads topped with fresh seasonal ingredients to charcuterie boards layered with artisan cheeses and cured meats.

La Finca Coffee & Bakery brings authentic Mexican flavors and specialty coffee to Frisco’s Rail District. With roots in Mexico and a passion for community, this local café has become a favorite spot for coffee, pastries, and connection.

The official headquarters of the PGA of America, bringing world class golf championships and luxury hospitality to North Texas. The Omni PGA Frisco Resort has established itself as a key destination in North Texas, combining championship golf facilities with luxury accommodations and versatile event spaces. As the new home of the PGA of America, the resort enhances Frisco's profile as a sports and hospitality hub.

Addison Oktoberfest returns September 18–21, 2025, at Addison Circle Park. Enjoy authentic German food, live music, bier, games, and family-friendly activities at one of North Texas’s most popular cultural festivals.

Timeless classics: Vintage arcade machines and retro consoles at the National Videogame Museum. The National Videogame Museum (NVM) in Frisco, Texas, offers a unique blend of interactive technology, cultural history, and family friendly entertainment. As one of the only institutions in the U.S. dedicated solely to the preservation and celebration of video game history, it provides an engaging experience for gamers, families, and tech enthusiasts alike. A Journey Through Gamin

Kaleidoscope Park, Frisco’s new cultural and recreational hub, continues to grow as one of the city’s most anticipated destinations. Officially opened in October 2024, the 6-acre park combines public art, entertainment spaces, and family-friendly amenities. With an expanded schedule of free programs this fall, Kaleidoscope Park is already becoming a landmark for both residents and visitors. Public Art & Park Features at Kaleidoscope Park In Frisco The most striking feature of

Fields West secures $425M for Frisco megaproject