Imagine a place where the subtle colors of nature coexist in harmony with the brilliant hues of monumental works of art.
Welcome to Kaleidoscope Park, where green lawns, blue skies and colorful canopies create a serene backdrop for vibrant cultural performances, joyful family memories and quiet arts moments. A place where you can be yourself, be a part of your community, and immerse yourself in an environment like no other.
Kaleidoscope Park is a dynamic, innovative arts and culture destination for North Texas, currently under construction. Once open, the Park will be home to free, year-round public programming that will reflect the diverse and unique character of North Texas, including concerts, films, diverse musical and dance performances, and a variety of health and recreational activities. The Park will also feature public art, architecture and gardens, a children’s play area, dog park, performance lawns, technology terraces, shaded promenades and plazas.
Our Location
Kaleidoscope Park is situated within Hall Park in Frisco, Texas, adjacent to State Highway 121 and the Dallas North Tollway. Kaleidoscope Park is in neighboring distance to The Star, Stonebriar Centre, Legacy West, The Shops at Legacy, The Boardwalk and Granite Park, making it an ideal destination for all.
Our Mission
Kaleidoscope Park embraces, reflects, honors, and elevates all North Texas communities through offering free, inclusive, and genuine public arts and cultural activities.
Kaleidoscope Park Milestones
Equity Statement
Kaleidoscope Park Foundation and Kaleidoscope Park are committed to advancing equity as a priority in fulfilling our mission in the communities we serve. Our vision is of a public, free, and open community space where every person can thrive. We believe that all community members:
- Should feel welcome, safe, and accepted.
- Should be treated with respect and dignity.
- Should have equitable access to opportunities to learn, share, and experience.
- Should have fun — for themselves and their families.
We hope this commitment builds bonds with others, inspires growth and success in our work, and results in a healthier, fairer public space.
Land Recognition Statement
Kaleidoscope Park Foundation acknowledges the land of Kaleidoscope Park as the ancestral home to the Wichita, Tawakoni, Kickapoo, and Jumanos, as well as the Indigenous Peoples who roamed the Texas Blackland Prairie region including the Comanche, Kiowa, Apache, Cherokee, and Caddo. We strive to honor and respect those who stewarded this Native Land before our times.
See what’s next for Kaleidoscope Park
We’ve got big plans. View our Master Plan, park maps and more.
We’re making a difference in North Texas
Kaleidoscope Park is changing the cultural landscape of North Texas, and bringing positive benefits to local residents and families, nonprofit organizations, businesses, local and regional governments, and the North Texas region as a whole.
Kaleidoscope Park Foundation
The Foundation is committed to ensuring Kaleidoscope Park is operated and activated to the highest standards, making it one of North Texas’ top arts and culture destinations.
