May 29th-31st
This Weekend in Frisco
A free outdoor movie and live music on Friday, a Polynesian festival, a chance to give back, live rock tributes, and an 80s party on Saturday. Frisco is closing out May in fine form.
Frisco is closing out May with a weekend packed from start to finish. Friday brings a free outdoor movie at PGA Frisco, a world-class classical concert, and Paul Wall live in The Backyard at Rollertown. Saturday runs from a volunteer morning and a Polynesian festival all the way through to a rock tribute double-header and an 80s party. There is something here for every kind of weekend.
"A free movie, live music, a Polynesian festival, a morning of giving back, and two rock tributes. Frisco is making sure May goes out in style."
A Full Friday Night
Soloists from the Austin Baroque Orchestra perform a program tracing the musical traditions of colonial North America, drawing from the sounds of England, Spain, France, and the Netherlands. Performed on 18th-century replica instruments inside the beautifully acoustic Frisco City Council Chambers, this is an intimate and genuinely memorable concert experience. Part of the Music in the Chamber 2026 series celebrating America's 250th anniversary. Tickets are required.
Get TicketsCatch The Incredibles on a big outdoor screen in the PGA District on Friday night, completely free. Bring a lawn blanket and settle in before the 8:00 PM showtime. PGA District restaurants will be open for dining before and after the film, and roaming beverage carts will be available for purchase throughout the evening. A great low-key way to kick off the weekend with the family.
Houston rapper Paul Wall brings his signature Southern sound to The Backyard at Rollertown Beerworks on Friday night. Known for his distinctive flow and a catalog of memorable tracks that defined an era of Texas hip-hop, this is a live show worth showing up for. Arrive early, enjoy a cold Rollertown beer, and settle in for a great night of music under the Frisco sky.
A Full Saturday from Morning to Midnight
School is out, and about 250 children in Frisco will no longer have access to a school lunch this summer. St. Philip's Episcopal Church, in partnership with Frisco Family Services, is gathering volunteers of all ages to pack 1,250 lunch bags for the June 1 through 5 summer lunch program. Every bag gets decorated too, making it a creative and heartfelt experience for the whole family. Sign up in advance.
Sign Up to ServeThe Polynesian Festival brings the warmth of the Pacific Islands to Frisco for a morning of authentic culture, performance, and food. Expect a graceful hula performance, a stunning fire show, a traditional pork roast, island-inspired dishes, and a vendor market full of handcrafted artisan goods. All the spirit of a Pacific Island summer, right here at home. If you want the full story on this one, check out our dedicated Polynesian Festival blog post for everything you need to know before you go.
Saturday night at The Revel Patio Grill brings a rock and roll double-header worth staying out for. ZZ Tex delivers the blues-rock swagger of ZZ Top and Strange Magic follows with a precision tribute to ELO, covering the orchestral pop-rock hits that defined the 70s and 80s. The full kitchen and daily seafood boil are available all evening. Note that the event is 21 and over after 9:00 PM unless accompanied by a parent or guardian. Tickets available on Eventbrite.
Buy TicketsThe Spazmatics bring an 80s party to The Backyard on Saturday night. Wall-to-wall anthems, synth-soaked sing-alongs, ripping guitar solos, and high-energy performances of the decade's most beloved hits. New wave, pop classics, arena rock, and dance-floor staples, every song is familiar and every chorus is worth singing. Costumes are encouraged. Come ready to enjoy the night.
A free outdoor movie, a live concert, a colonial music performance, a volunteer morning, a Polynesian festival, a rock tribute double-header, and an 80s party to close it all out. Frisco is finishing May in fine form. Get out there and enjoy every bit of it.