Cattle sculptures, a waterfall, an amphitheater and native Texas landscaping offer a perfect setting for walking, picnics and biking in Central Park.
This is the focal point of Frisco Junction. This museum is designed to display exhibits featuring the 100 year plus history of Frisco!
There are three new installations of sculptures at the George A. Purefoy Municipal Complex in Frisco Square, depicting both contemporary and historical references to Frisco's past.
Frisco Square is wide open for fun and it also offers a variety of events throughout the year with Art in the Square, a Farmers Market and Christmas in the Square, just to name a few.
White Rock Lake has 9-plus miles of waterfront trails. Those who enjoy bird watching will find that the lake attracts a wide variety of birds; especially the green parrots at the south end of the lake
Spend a day in this absolutely stunning spot. “A Woman’s Garden,” one of thirteen gardens, is particularly intimate and stunning.
Visit the Museum of Nature & Science while you're at the State Fair. Science building admission is FREE and nature building admission is just $1 w/ State Fair admission. Lots to explore!
On his visit to Dallas on November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy rode in a motorcade through Dealey Plaza. Suddenly shots were fired, killing JFK. Lee Harvey Oswald fired the shots from here.
