The Frisco Heritage Museum is taking a brief hiatus for some touch-up work. Starting October 27, the museum will be closed until the new year kicks in, set to reopen in 2026. But fear not, history buffs and holiday enthusiasts—Frisco Heritage Center is stepping in to fill the void with a festive program named "Holidays at Heritage."
Running from November 4 through December 27 and shared in an announcement on Frisco's official website, visitors can explore the village and its historic homes, which will host free guided tours every week, Tuesday through Saturday. Each tour, departing on the hour from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., will serve up a slice of the past and holiday spirit to the participants.
Beyond tours, the Heritage Center is also cooking up a variety of holiday-themed activities. Attendees will find themselves immersed in activities such as Christmas arts and crafts, ornament making, and even the chance to pen a letter to Santa. As December 18 rolls around, visitors should make sure to stroll through Walnut's Wassail Walk—a highlight of the holiday offerings at the center.
