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Howdy, Frisco.

It’s Friday, y’all. If you've made it through a week of record breaking heat, food delivery delays, and whatever that mysterious smell was in your garage, congrats, you’re doing amazing. Whether your weekend plans include sipping margaritas, catching musicals, or trying to explain to your dog why fireworks are illegal again, I’ve got you covered with the local news, events, and sunny vibes to kick it all off.

Let’s get into it.

Wakeland’s Luke Colton Advances to U.S. Junior Amateur Quarterfinals

Frisco’s very own golf prodigy is swinging his way through the national stage. Luke Colton, a senior at Wakeland High School and two time Class 5A state champ, has officially advanced to the quarterfinals of the U.S. Junior Amateur Championship in Dallas.

Colton knocked out three competitors in match play, one from Utah, one from Texas, and one from Florida. He’s now the last local standing from the Dallas area.

He plays the quarterfinals today, and if he wins, he’ll move straight into the semifinals. Final round’s a 36 hole showdown on Saturday. Go Luke, you’ve got the whole city cheering you on.

Craving something different in Frisco? Discover Kitchen Master, the spot locals love for flavorful Asian comfort food and global dishes that always hit the spot. Dig into sizzling stir fries, hearty noodle bowls, and crowd pleasing appetizers, all made fresh and full of bold taste. The atmosphere is laid back and welcoming, making it perfect for quick lunches, casual dinners, or easy takeout with friends.

Stop by and find out why Kitchen Master is becoming one of Frisco’s most talked about hidden gems.

3333 Preston Rd, Suite 105, Frisco, TX 75034
Menu: kitchenmasterbistro.com

Whole Foods Officially Under Construction at The Mix

It’s happening, folks. Whole Foods Market is finally coming to Frisco, and not just in your dreams. Construction is officially underway at The Mix, located at Dallas Parkway & Lebanon Road, and this long awaited grocery giant will be the anchor tenant of the high-end retail center.

This marks the first ever Frisco location for Whole Foods, a project residents have been begging for for over a decade. The new store is part of Phase One of The Mix’s $3 billion mega development, which includes:

• 100,000 sq. ft. of retail

• 115,000 sq. ft. of office space

• 635 residential units

• An 8 acre central park

We’re talking full blown city within a city vibes. So yes, you’ll soon be able to buy your $7 oat milk latte and walk it off with a lakeside stroll. Progress, baby.

Frisco RoughRiders Launch “HR Night” – Home Runs & Human Resources

After a CEO got caught in an awkward jumbotron hug, the RoughRiders decided to turn the meme into a real event:

HR Night hits July 31 with:
BOGO access for coworkers
Special invites to HR reps and CEOs

A hilarious promo but maybe leave your actual HR director at home though.

“Disaster” – 70s-Themed Musical Comedy
📍 Frisco Discovery Center – 8004 N. Dallas Pkwy
Friday, July 25 | 8:00 PM | Ticketed

This hilarious musical is a love letter to every wild 1970s disaster film. Think: shipwrecks, earthquakes, fire, and even piranhas, all wrapped in glittery disco energy and jam packed with hits from the decade. Perfect if you're in the mood for fun, funky chaos (and who isn't?).
Details: Here

Summer Movie Night: Free Outdoor Movie
📍 PGA District – 3255 PGA Parkway
Friday, July 25 | 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM | No Cost

Grab a blanket, grab a snack, and get comfy for a family friendly movie under the stars. PGA restaurants will be open for dinner before and after, and roaming beverage carts have you covered during the show. Pets welcome (on leash), lawn chairs not so much.
Details: Here

Frisco Margarita Festival – Sip, Judge, Repeat
📍 Frisco Rail Yard – 9040 1st St.
Saturday, July 26 | 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM | Ticketed

You're the judge at this epic margarita tasting showdown. You get 10 full-size (3.5oz) samples, all made with Patrón Tequila and served over ice. Expect spicy, sweet, weird, and wonderful flavors competing for your vote.

Food trucks, live DJs, beer garden, and even a possible dream trip to Mexico. A portion of the proceeds benefits children’s charities, so yes, you’re drinking for a good cause.
Details: Here

Intro to Ballet StoryTime (Ages 3–6)
📍 Frisco Discovery Center – 8004 Dallas Pkwy
Saturday, July 26 | 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM | No Cost

Free ballet-themed storytime classes for littles, with fun sessions based on Sleeping Beauty, Coppélia, and Swan Lake. Parents can stay and watch as their tiny dancers twirl and leap for the first time. Perfect for curious kiddos and sugar plum dreams.

Frisco Rotary Farmers Market
📍 3000 Internet Blvd, Frisco
Saturday, July 26 | 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM | No Cost

Grab a tote and browse the best of local produce, meats, jams, wines, and more. This charming little market is located right next to Kaleidoscope Park and makes for a perfect start to your Saturday, bonus if you find peaches ripe enough for a cobbler.

Details: Here

Fri 25 – Sunny | 100° / 78°
Sat 26 – Mostly Sunny | 96° / 77°
Sun 27 – Mostly Sunny | 95° / 77°
Mon 28 – Mostly Sunny | 99° / 76°

Translation: Wear sunscreen. Then put more on. Then hide in the shade and hydrate like a lizard at a lemonade stand.

That’s all for this week, Frisco.

From disco musicals to fancy martinis to watching golf greatness grow right here at home, Frisco’s got something for everyone this weekend. Be good to your neighbors, tip your local farmers, and maybe skip the French onion sandwich for now (just until those health scores calm down).

Catch y’all Monday with more updates, more laughs, and hopefully a weather forecast below 100°.

— Hamza Sohail | Frisco Insider | July 24th