Dominic Giammette
Nov 10, 2026
Trivia Questionâť“The Dallas Cowboys play their home games in Arlington, but where in Frisco do they practice and run their headquarters? Answer at the bottom of the newsletter |
Frisco marked Arbor Day on Saturday, November 7, with Bison & Blossoms, a free morning at Frisco Commons Park where families could plant wildflower seeds and spend time outdoors. The hands-on celebration connected a fast-growing city’s green spaces to its native prairie past, while giving children a chance to see what their seeds bring in spring. The park had more in store that weekend: Frisco Camp Out began there later Saturday, while chalk artists took over Kaleidoscope Park that evening for Chalk the Park. Together, the events showed how much a single day in Frisco’s parks could hold. |
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Black Rabbit Antique Market is taking shape at 8760 7th Street in Frisco’s historic Rail District, offering a new place to browse antiques and vintage finds downtown.
Owner Tim Halter envisions a changing mix of pieces with a past, including pottery, woven goods, artwork and vintage furniture from antique vendors.
The shop will share a building with Apple Blvd Boutique, across from Elaine’s Cocktail Kitchen and about a block north of Main Street.
That location could make it an easy addition to a walk through the district’s independent shops.
No opening date has been announced, and hours, prices and the final vendor lineup remain unconfirmed.
For now, it is a project to watch rather than a place to visit, with the promise of something unexpected to discover when it opens. Read More... |
Hutchins BBQ is a Frisco favorite for gathering around hearty Texas barbecue with family, friends, and neighbors.
From slow-smoked brisket and ribs to its well-known Texas Twinkies, there is plenty to share at the table.
Whether you are celebrating a little league win or simply catching up over dinner, this local spot brings a welcoming taste of Texas to Frisco.
This spotlight is presented by Hutchins BBQ.
Plan your next family meal and explore Hutchins BBQ. |
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Frisco’s Kaleidoscope Park will host a silent piano concert on November 10, giving neighbors a chance to share an outdoor performance while listening through individual wireless headphones.
Composer and pianist Murray Hidary will begin his Mind Travel performance at 6:00 p.m. on the grass of the Arts Plaza at 6635 Warren Parkway.
Rather than follow a setlist, Hidary will improvise live, letting the music take shape in the moment without speakers carrying it across the lawn.
The headphone format offers a more personal way to hear each note, even as listeners sit together under the Frisco sky.
Mind Travel also invites the audience to put screens aside and focus on the music as the evening unfolds.
Attendees should arrive with time to get comfortable on the grass and dress for November’s changing evening temperatures. Read More... |
Q&A Questions |
Q: Where is Frisco, Texas? A: Frisco is a city north of Dallas in the Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. It spans parts of Collin and Denton counties. Q: Is the Dallas Cowboys’ headquarters in Frisco? A: Yes. The Cowboys’ headquarters and practice facility are at The Star in Frisco. Q: What museum can visitors explore in Frisco? A: The National Videogame Museum features exhibits on the history of video games, including playable games. |
đź’ˇ Answer to Trivia Question: The Star. |