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Frisco Arts & Culture Council Hosts Free Movie Night at the Marina

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The Frisco Arts and Culture Council (FACC) is hosting Movie Night at the Marina, a new free community event located on the Frisco Bay Marina Lighthouse Lawn. On Saturday, August 24 from 6:00 pm – 9:45 pm, the entire family may enjoy an evening of fun featuring a free pop-up concert, arts and crafts, food trucks, and a free showing of The Princess Bride. Guests are welcome to bring lawn chairs, blankets, and well-behaved, leashed pets. 

Movie Night at the Marina Schedule – Saturday, August 24, 2024

6:00 pm – 8:00 pm – Free live music with Sqwerv on the Frisco Bay Marina Lighthouse Lawn. A free arts and crafts tent with The Frosted Flamingo will be set up near the Lund House for all ages to enjoy. Plus, food and drinks will be available for purchase from the following local businesses:

  • Argentos Empanadas: a variety of Argentina empanadas
  • The Island Grill: beer, wine and cocktails
  • Last Chance Pizza: gourmet grilled cheese (vegetarian options available)
  • Mercado La Perla: street tacos
  • Sno & Joe: popcorn, shave ice, pretzels, caramel apples, roasted nuts, chips, candy, soda and water
  • Stir Pan Creamery: rolled ice cream

8:00 pm – 9:45 pm – Free showing of The Princess Bride on an inflatable movie screen with Dillon Reservoir as the backdrop.

For more information on Movie Night at the Marina, visit TownofFrisco.com or contact Town of Frisco Communications Coordinator, Jessica Dastous, at JessicaD@TownofFrisco.com.

Parking at the Marina

Paid parking is available at the Frisco Bay Marina from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm for $1.25 per half hour for the first three hours, $2.50 a half hour thereafter; the first 30 minutes of parking are free. Parking is available on a first-come, first-serve basis and is free after 5:00 pm. Additional parking is available on Frisco Main Street and adjacent side streets and avenues. Guests are encouraged to walk, bike, or take the bus to Frisco Main Street which is an easy walk to the Marina.

About the Frisco Arts and Culture Council

In January 2023, Frisco Town Council approved the Frisco Five-Year Arts and Culture Strategic Plan, which recommended the creation of a Frisco Arts and Culture Council (FACC). Subsequently, in early summer 2023, seven community members were appointed to the Frisco Arts and Culture Council. The FACC has taken on numerous projects, including a robust mural program, stipends for creative July 4th floats, a painting workshop at the Marina, and arts pop-up events around music and ice art. Future events will include a mural commissioned for the pedestrian tunnel under Highway 9 at the Frisco Adventure Park and more sound and lighting workshops. More information about the FACC may be found at ArtsFrisco.com. 

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