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Frisco's new Kaleidoscope Park set to open
The grand opening for Frisco's new Kaleidoscope Park is this weekend. It's a park that was built to connect visitors with nature, to experience art, and to create memories.
FRISCO, Texas - A new park that opens in Frisco this weekend offers something different for everyone in the family.
Kaleidoscope Park doesn’t look like the average park.
Surrounded by art and architecture, this nearly 6-acre park near the Dallas North Tollway and Warren Parkway in Frisco will be home to different events for people to enjoy throughout the year.
Organizers have already planned various musicals, concerts, and film events, as well as health and fitness classes.
It’s all free to the public.
Executive Director Shawn Jackson said it’s almost better to call it a community hub than a park.
"I’ve lived in Frisco for about 20 years. And so for me to see this and everything that’s gone up in Frisco, but especially to see this green space that’s accessible to all, free programming for anyone and everyone, it just really makes my heart warm," she said.
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The park’s grand opening celebration will be held this weekend.
The schedules are jam-packed on both Saturday and Sunday – from a farmer’s market, fitness classes, and petting zoo to face painting, food trucks, and more.
For the full schedule of events, visit www.kaleidoscopepark.org.