March 2022

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In the March issue of Frisco STYLE, meet five area visual and performing artists who share about their personal and professional journeys. Also, Chef Paul Wahlberg, of the Wahlburgers restaurant chain, discusses his reality-television experiences and his famous siblings, and learn why the sport of pickleball has exploded in popularity locally.

Meet 5 Frisco-Area Visual and Performing Artists

Amid the sizable sports stadiums, sprawling office parks, world-class shopping and dining venues and numerous residential developments that dot the local landscape, Frisco’s arts scene... Read More »

Celebrity Chef

Paul Wahlberg discusses his family’s restaurant chain and television fame... Read More »

Pickleball: What's the Big Dill?

Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020, people across the U.S. have clamored for new ways to exercise via outdoor sports that can be played with friends and family... Read More »

An Appetite for Adventure

PlaceholderIf you are looking for your next culinary adventure, you may want to put Haidilao Hot Pot, at 9244 Prestmont Place, Suite 200, in Frisco at the top of your list... Read More »

The Art of the Matter

Visual Arts Guild of Frisco advocates for local artists and their work Read More »

Welcome Aboard

Wanderlust is stronger than ever this spring, especially among those who enjoy traveling aboard cruise ships. Read More »

Headed to Carnegie Hall

Jon Le Culpepper is active in various business ventures. The Frisco resident co-owns a residential real estate investment firm and is the co-founder/partner of... Read More »

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