Frisco is one step closer to getting a performing arts center. The Frisco City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to enter into an agreement to build a performing arts center at Hall Park, according to a news release. “This is something our community has been dreaming about for years,” Mayor Jeff Cheney said in the release.

Frisco is one step closer to having its very own performing arts center. On Tuesday night the City Council unanimously approved an agreement for an estimated $129 million project that includes the city, Frisco ISD and the Hall Group that will result in a performing arts center, park and supporting multi-story parking garage on the Hall Park development.

Early this year, developers of the 162-acre Hall Park at the Dallas North Tollway and Gaylord Park got city approval to convert the almost quarter-century-old office park into a mixed-use development.

While an average of 24.6 percent of employees have returned to the office in ten of the country's largest metropolitan areas, some 38.3 percent of workers have returned to the office in Dallas-Fort Worth, as of Sept. 9.

Spread across four acres of Hall Park, the Texas Sculpture Garden features 40 contemporary works by some of the state’s most prominent artists. When you first turn in, you might be confused by what appears to be an ordinary office complex. Don’t worry, you’re in the right place.

The University of North Texas has renewed a 56,000 square foot lease at Expansion at Hall Park in Frisco. The college also plans to expand at 2811 and 3011 Internet Boulevard at Hall Park in Frisco.