Welcome back to Frisco FYI, the official newsletter of Lifestyle Frisco!

Frisco, we made it! The last school bell rings today, and while the kids are sprinting into summer, the rest of us are complaining about the maze of orange cones and detour signs along the DNT and downtown. Road construction is popping up faster than a run-off election sign. But here’s a reason to smile through the gridlock: FC Dallas has teamed up with Shiner to create an exclusive new brew for FCD fans! (More about that in the Frisco Rumor Mill.)

Top 5 Things to Do This Week

🌊🎉 Opening Day at Frisco Water Park: Everyone’s favorite way to splash all summer launches the 2025 season this Saturday! Grab a day pass or an all-summer Splash pass and get ready to jump in the lazy river, take the Preston Plunge, or get drenched in the Tree House.

🎹🎤 J’s Dueling Pianos at PGA: This Saturday night, gather your friends for a live show featuring J’s Dueling Pianos, an all-request, sing-along show that features crowd favorites!

🎮🎭 FrisCON: This Friday and Saturday, the 3rd annual FrisCON is ready to wow kids of all ages with tons of free fun. Get ready for Anime, Nintendo Trivia, an Artist Alley, interactions with voice actors, a K-Pop dance performance, a Super Smash Bros. tournament, and so much more!

🎬🌌 Summer Movie Series: PGA’s outdoor movie lineup begins this Friday! Grab a lawn blanket and your favorite people for a family-friendly flick on the beautiful grounds of the PGA District.

🇺🇸🌺 Memorial Day Observances: There are 2 great opportunities on Monday to pay respect to America’s heroes who gave everything for our freedom. Frisco Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 8273 and the Frisco Garden Club will host its 2025 Memorial Day Ceremony at 9 am, and later at 2:00 pm, another meaningful tribute at Kaleidoscope Park.

Looking for additional things to do? Check out our events calendar.

Locally Owned Deviled Egg Co. Lands Mark Cuban’s Final ‘Shark Tank’ Deal!

Remember when we told you months ago that Deviled Egg Co. was a rising star in the local niche food scene? Well, guess what — the rest of the country just caught up.

In a delicious twist, Dallas’ own Mark Cuban made Deviled Egg Co. his final investment on “Shark Tank” before stepping away after 15 seasons. Yep, his last hurrah was all about eggs — 19 flavors of them, to be exact. Think crab rangoon, gyro, sriracha bacon… and more egg-cellent creations.

Founder Raechel Van Buskirk started this yolky dream in Omaha, but it’s now hatching success right here in the Dallas area with two restaurants and a storefront. Cuban and Barbara Corcoran teamed up to offer $250K for a 20% stake — proving that sometimes, all you need is one egg-citing idea.

Read 👉👉 Where to Find the Best Deviled Eggs in Frisco

Frisco Rumor Mill

The latest whispers and speculations about exciting local developments, from potential new biz openings to upcoming community projects and events everyone is talking about. If you have scoop, please send our editor a note!

• Plug and Play has launched a new 6,200-square-foot innovation hub called Origin in Frisco, located on the 10th floor of the Baylor Scott & White Sports Therapy & Research at The Star. The space is designed to support local startups with resources, networking, and programming in fintech and sportstech, aiming to help Frisco become a venture capital hub by 2040.

• A new development in Frisco, called The Creek on 121, is set to bring over 73 acres of restaurants, retail, office space, and open areas to the intersection of SH 121 and Independence Parkway. The project will feature five restaurants (three with drive-thrus), two retail buildings, and nearly 177,000 square feet of open space.

• Two Texas legends have teamed up to create an exclusive brew for FC Dallas fans! Shiner Beer and FCD today announced this week the debut of the Shiner ¡Órale! FC can. The co-branded beverage will be served exclusively during FC Dallas matches at Toyota Stadium, with plans for wider retail availability across North Texas soon.

Small Business Spotlight

In a world where teens are often glued to screens, one Frisco 8th grader is building a business — one fabulous nail set at a time.

Meet Chloe, the creative force behind Lone Star Nails, a home-based nail art business that’s turning heads and glamming up fingertips. At just 14 years old, Chloe is already learning the ropes of entrepreneurship, customer service, and branding — all while balancing school and life as a middle schooler in Frisco ISD.

Read her story 👉👉 Lone Star Nails by Chloe – Frisco’s Youngest Nail Boss

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Nicole Barron
Editor

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