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Congratulations to Frisco Public Library! We're sure Rexy is delighted with the new habitat. Also, kudos to the community for a tremendous pre-move checkout effort. Currently, 48.5% of the collection is WITH PATRONS—not in moving boxes. Way to go, Frisco!
The Frisco Public Library may be temporarily closed, but staff is busy getting its new home ready to open in February. A heartfelt thank you to everyone who checked out books and other materials to help with the move. Learn more in this week’s and continue to access limited services at FriscoLibrary.com.
At the new 155,000-square-foot location on Dallas Parkway, activity is buzzing as books are shelved and as final work on the building itself continues. Rexy, the library’s dinosaur, oversees the activity from her perch at the center stairs. Get the scoop on the new Frisco Public Library location, and the process of moving THOUSANDS of items, here:
📣 In today’s Focal Point… how you can help the Frisco Public Library prepare for moving day. Environmental Services’ litter cleanup crew tackles trash. Find details about the 🕺💃 2023 Daddy Daughter Dance. College football 🏈 returns to Toyota Stadium. Plus, merry memories 🎄 from our holiday happenings ☃️ and more!
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📣 Tomorrow, Friday Dec 9, is the last day to check out books from Frisco Public Library. See 👇🏽 for more info.
BLESSED beyond measure for getting to cater & design holiday parties year after year for the same clients that I started with since 2016! Frisco Public Library is a SUPER SPECIAL one just like those who had to cancel team gatherings during the pandemic but are now back into our calendar 📆
This 2022 holiday season will be crazy-busy and we would not want it any other way🙏🏼!!!! If you have not contacted us yet about your upcoming event/corporate gift needs, please do so ASAP before we get totally booked.
Lots of magic is being planned, GRATITUDE will be delivered & JOY spread!
📢 UPDATE (October 28, 2022): Coleman Blvd and Simpson Plaza closed Saturday for Trick or Treat Event.
Due to the rain, the previously announced road closures for Saturday’s Trick or Treat Event are being modified. Detour info and map updated in original release below.
Roads Closed: Frisco Square area, 7am - 5pm on Sat., 10/29 for "Trick-or-Treat the Square" Most of Coleman Boulevard will now also be closed. As a result, there will be no vehicular access to the front of the Frisco Public Library and or to the front of the businesses along Coleman Blvd.
During this closure, Frisco Square residents, customers, library patrons, and those attending the event will need to take alternate routes to their destinations (see attached map). Detour signs will be posted. See map image and read full details:
https://www.friscotexas.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=1800
📢 Roads Closed: Frisco Square area, from 6pm - 9pm, on Sunday, Oct. 23. Due to a walk-a-thon, all roads around Simpson Plaza, and parts of Library St., Jacobs St. and Page St. will close. Use the municipal garage behind City Hall and Frisco Public Library .
Read full details about the closure at
https://www.friscotexas.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=1798
Come to Frisco Public Library in Frisco, TX on Oct 19 at 6 pm where Nelson DeMille will be presenting and signing his new book THE MAZE.
Can't attend this event? Check out Nelson DeMille's Book Tour Schedule:
https://nelsondemille.net/events/
Need some laugh out loud fun? 😂 Don't miss the Lone Star Storytelling Festival concerts with the Frisco Public Library! 7 - 9 p.m. tonight, 10/13, and tomorrow, 10/14, inside the council chambers at City Hall. Tickets are $10 at the door. More info at
http://lonestarstories.org/
Libraries, museums, and performance venues connect us, making our communities healthier, stronger, and more prosperous. At GL Seaman & Company, we’re honored to have helped the civic leaders of Frisco, Texas, ensure that their citizens enjoy access to enriching cultural experiences.
With Frisco’s record-setting population growth has come the need for several new municipal buildings. Over the years, we’ve provided design solutions, furnishings, fixtures, and installation services for the Frisco Public Library and several other city facilities.
Our teams continue to maintain these facilities according to the city’s requirements. We’ve been able to meet these exacting standards thanks to the close relationships we’ve formed with manufacturers such as Knoll Inc. and OFS.
Happy National Arts & Humanities Month! We hope you have plenty of opportunities to express yourself creatively — or show appreciation for your neighbors who do — this October.
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The Lone Star Storytelling Festival is back! Join Frisco Public Library October 13 & 14. Find event information and purchase tickets at:
http://lonestarstories.org/
Overview
Alban the cat couldn’t have known how his life would turn out as he lay abandoned in the snow that winter. But from the moment Sedu, a twelve-year-old foundling rescued him, it’s been a whirlwind of magic and adventure!
As members of the Tuath Dé, the two are able to understand each other and venture from their monastery home near the Skelligs to discover the history of their ancestors. Thanks to the guidance of Brother Barnabus and their new mentor Cullan, the pair use a magical key to pass through a hidden doorway into the land of the Tuath Dé. There they are tasked with finding Four Treasures gifted to man centuries ago.
With references to Ireland’s mystical places and magical folklore, Pam Henry has crafted a wonderful take on the legends for children.
About the author
Pam Henry is a children’s book author born in Bristol, now living in the wilds of Wiltshire with her husband and Bowie their Staffordshire Bull Terrier.
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Check out how Frisco Public Library hopped on TikTok’s famous “They’re a 10 but…” trend with popular novels! ➡️
https://buff.ly/3cAle6Z
Majority of Simpson Plaza in front of the George A. Purefoy Municipal Center will be closed Fri. Sept. 16, 7 a.m. - midnight for a special event. Use public parking garage behind City Hall and Frisco Public Library. ADA accessible parking available on each level of the garage.