Frisco Historic Park and Museum to host free, family-friendly silent disco
Joe Kusumoto/Town of Frisco
The Frisco Historic Park and Museum will wrap up its Park After Dark series by hosting a silent disco in the Schoolhouse Museum on Saturday, Sept. 20.
Serving as a nod to the town dances of Frisco’s past, the silent disco aims to bring people together with music, movement and fun. From 6:30 through 9:30 p.m., attendees will celebrate the official end of summer and welcome fall to Frisco with a free community dance.
The event will feature a DJ providing multiple channels to choose from on wireless headphones, mocktails served by Building Hope and a pop-up, water-based, temporary tattoo booth.
To learn more about the silent disco, visit FriscoHistoricPark.com.
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