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Fall for Frisco: Your Guide to Autumn Events

By Sam Weiger on Sep 14, 2026
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Fall Frisco Fun in 2026

Fall in Frisco brings seasonal celebrations, live entertainment, and major sporting events. Whether you’re looking for family-friendly fun, a night out or a big game, there’s plenty happening across Frisco this autumn. Visit Frisco's events page has even more, so be sure to explore the latest!

Movie Nights in the PGA District — Spooky Movies Oct. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30

Begin the fall festivities with a movie under the stars at Movie Night in The District! The October movie nights are all about the spooky, showing Hocus Pocus, The Haunted Mansion, and more. Settle in for the spooky series on Fridays in October.

Blankets are recommended, and concessions and PGA District Restaurants will be open.
Parking: Free parking in the PGA District

FC Dallas Soccer — Oct. 14, 24, 28, & Nov. 7

This fall, FC Dallas offers plenty of chances to catch Major League Soccer action at Toyota Stadium, a great way to experience Frisco’s sports scene.

Upcoming home matches: Seattle (Oct. 14), San Jose (Oct. 24), Columbus (Oct. 28), and Colorado (Nov. 7). FC Dallas could also host playoff games in November!
Parking is $20 (cashless payments only) for non-Season Ticket Member parking in all General Parking Lots (Corolla Red, Camry Gold, Highlander Green and RAV-4 White Lots) for regular season matches. See parking map here. FC Dallas and Toyota Stadium encourage all fans to adhere to the new clear bag policy and leave unauthorized items at home or in their cars.

Spookeasy — Oct 1-31

For those who are looking for the perfect Halloween escape, Spookeasy is taking over the Lounge by Topgolf for the entire month of October. This immersive Halloween bar experience features themed cocktail and food menus, and costumes are highly recommended!
Parking: Free parking in the PGA District

Scarecrow Junction — Oct 1-31

Businesses across the Rail District are transforming their storefronts with festive, creative, one-of-a-kind handmade scarecrows. Families are invited to join the free Scarecrow Hunt. Register online, then explore the district and check in at scarecrow locations as you find them. Every scarecrow is a reason to stop, take photos, and enjoy everything the Rail District has to offer.
Parking: Free parking available in the new garage at 3rd and Elm Street, as well as Oak and 4th Street and streetside parking.

Fall Market at PGA Frisco — Oct. 10

On October 10 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., head to the PGA District for the Fall Market at PGA Frisco. The pop-up outdoor marketplace will feature more than 50 vendors offering artisan goods, boutique fashions, jewelry and more. Kids can sign up for the market’s pumpkin decorating activity from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Parking: Free parking in the PGA District

Illuminate Concert Series — Oct. 15 & Nov. 19

The hauntingly beautiful glow of candlelight at Magic & Mahem on October 15 will put you in the autumn spirit. Hundreds of flickering candles set the stage for the Illuminate Concert inside the historic Lebanon Chapel for an evening where eerie string melodies and dramatic piano compositions bring the most iconic villain themes to life. Their Christmas Movie Classics convert is November 19. Get tickets in advance online.
Parking: Free parking on-site

DFW Fall Fest — Oct. 17

Just a week later, the fall markets continue with Frisco Fresh Market playing host to the DFW Fall Fest on October 17 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The fall festival, featuring a farmers market, DIY craft stations, photo ops, and live music, offers free admission and parking.
Parking: Free parking on-site

Harvest & Hops— Oct. 17

Join Three Empires Brewing Co. for a seated, guided beer and food pairing experience featuring six 5-ounce beer pours and six curated bites. Whether you're a craft beer enthusiast or simply curious about discovering new beer styles, Harvest & Hops is a fun and approachable way to experience beer, food, and the flavors of the season. 
Parking: Free parking available in the new garage at 3rd and Elm Street, as well as Oak and 4th Street and streetside parking throughout downtown.

Halloween Par-tee — Oct. 24

Get in the spooky spirit for an un-fore-gettable Halloween Par-Tee at PGA Frisco! Get your tickets for a frightfully fun evening filled with Halloween thrills, family-friendly entertainment, and plenty of tee-rrific surprises, like Pumpkin Putting Patch, Carnival Game Booths, Face Painting, a drone show, and more!
Parking: Free parking in the PGA District and Fields Ranch Clubhouse

Trick or Treat in the Frisco Rail District — Oct. 24

Grab your costume and bag and make your way through the Frisco Rail District. From 1-4 p.m., merchants on the candy map will have sweet surprises for Trick-or-Treaters. Don't forget to take advantage of the Boxcar Shuttle and head over to Trick or Treat in the Square and Heritage Halloween, too!
Parking: Free parking available in the new garage at 3rd and Elm Street, as well as Oak and 4th Street and streetside parking. 

13U PGA Jr. League Championship — Nov. 11-15

The 2026 13U PGA Jr. League Championship comes back to Fields Ranch West at PGA Frisco, running Nov. 11-15. Youth All-Star teams will take the course for the event, which is part of the sport's push to introduce young players to competitive golf and give fans a glimpse at the game's future stars.
Parking: Free parking in the PGA District and Fields Ranch Clubhouse

Heritage Hollow — Nov. 14

Heritage Hollow invites visitors into a cozy, miniature winter world filled with glowing charm and seasonal wonder with tiny light‑up Christmas houses nestled among real birch trees. Admission to the Heritage Center is free and perfect for visitors of all ages.

College Basketball — Nov. 22-25 & Dec. 18-21

Fifth Third Arena (formerly Comerica Center) has two upcoming college basketball tournaments. The Women's College Basketball Challenge is from Nov. 22-25 and brings together collegiate women's basketball programs from various conferences for a high-profile slate of games, giving fans a chance to see teams from across the country in action. Teams include Arkansas State, Memphis, North Texas, Old Dominion, Stephen F. Austin, St. Mary's, SMU and Tulsa.

The Texas Legends Classic will feature eight Division I men's basketball programs competing in a total of eight games over four days December 18-21, 2026. Teams include Colorado State, Florida Atlantic, George Washington, Loyola Chicago, Nevada, San Francisco, Tulsa, and Utah State.

Parking: Rate varies per event for parking garage access

Legends of Soccer — Through Dec. 1

The Legends of Soccer free exhibition at the Frisco Heritage Center runs through Dec. 1, spotlighting the sport's history through legendary players and iconic World Cup moments. Visitors can view jerseys, photographs, programs, autographs and other memorabilia spanning more than a century of the game.
Parking: Free parking on-site

Merry Main Street — Dec. 5

Merry Main Street kicks off Frisco's holiday season on Saturday, Dec. 5, at Simpson Plaza, running 3-7:30 p.m. The city's Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony headlines the evening, with Frisco elementary school choirs performing on multiple stages. 
Parking: Free parking on-site and in the Rail District parking garage at the corner of Elm and 3rd Street

College Football — Dec. 15 & 23

College football will return to The Star twice in December. On Tuesday, Dec. 15, the Frisco Football Classic is scheduled to start at 8:00 p.m. CT.

The city's sports calendar hits its holiday-season peak with the 2026 Frisco Bowl on Wednesday, Dec. 23. Kickoff is set for 8 p.m. CT at The Star. This year's edition marks the ninth Frisco Bowl since the event launched in 2017, with the ESPN-televised game drawing college football fans from around the country.
Parking: Free parking in the Star District, including parking lots and garages

As the season settles in, fall is the perfect time to experience everything Frisco has to offer from festive markets and family fun to big games and lively celebrations. Plan your visit now and make the most of a long weekend getaway. With so much happening across the city, booking your stay early ensures you’re close to all the autumn excitement. We can’t wait to welcome you to Frisco!

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Sam Weiger

Sam has been exploring Frisco for over 20 years with his family, from spectating at FC Dallas games to shopping at the Stonebriar Mall. In his free time, Sam enjoys sports, outdoor adventures and documenting his experiences with his Nikon.