Frisco, Texas Civic Calendar — 2026

Commemorates the 1836 Texas Declaration of Independence. Observed statewide.

An annual spring celebration of Frisco's cultural diversity featuring international performances, food and wares from around the world. Held at Kaleidoscope Park / Frisco Square.

Federal income tax returns due. Extensions filable via Form 4868.

Marks the 1836 Battle of San Jacinto that secured Texas independence. A Texas state holiday.

One of Texas's longest-running food truck festivals, featuring gourmet food trucks, live music and local artisans each spring. Held at Frisco Rail District / Frisco Fresh Market.

Atlantic hurricane season runs June 1 – November 30. Local emergency-management offices issue regular updates during active storms.

Frisco's official Fourth of July celebration with a 5K, block party, live music, family activities and a major fireworks display on July 3-4. Held at Riders Field & Frisco Square.

Most Texas school districts begin the academic year in mid-to-late August.

General election day in even-numbered years.

North Texas's largest holiday light show, with more than 150,000 choreographed lights set to music, kicking off the Friday after Thanksgiving and running through year-end. Held at Frisco Square, 6101 Frisco Square Blvd.