Frisco Arts 

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

As short-form video continues to dominate online platforms, tools like Veo 3 are likely to play a central role in content production. With costs dropping and features improving, AI-generated video may soon shift from experimental technology to a mainstream option for businesses and creative industries.

In a city known for its rapid growth, the Frisco Heritage Museum stands as a vital reminder of where it all began. More than just a collection of exhibits, the museum is a living archive of Frisco’s past, designed to help residents and visitors connect with the community’s roots. Heritage Museum: A Window Into Frisco’s Past Located in the Frisco Heritage Center, the museum offers a detailed look into the city’s history through photographs, artifacts, and reconstructed spaces

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.

Painted Tree Boutiques brings a new kind of shopping to Frisco, featuring boutique fashion, accessories, and home décor from independent shop owners. The marketplace offers one-of-a-kind finds for both wardrobes and homes while supporting local entrepreneurs.

The Sci-Tech Discovery Center in Frisco blends fun with learning through hands-on STEM exhibits, school partnerships, and family programs that inspire curiosity.

Since 2011, The Blushing Bride Boutique has been a staple in historic downtown Frisco, offering brides a one-on-one experience in finding their dream gown. With over 1,000 dresses and 20 designers, the boutique blends compassion, professionalism, and expertise to make every bride feel confident and celebrated.

We sent our very own, Onesimo Torres, to check out the exhibit and learn from the organizers directly. It's more than an art show held at the Gallery At UTA. It is a tribute to cultural endurance and artistic innovation. By spotlighting the intersections between African and Mexican traditions, the exhibit reveals a lesser-known chapter of global heritage and affirms the role of textile art in preserving identity. A powerful new exhibit tracing the journey of the Gullah people