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The Frisco Center for the Arts project is moving forward as city leaders approve a contract to see concept designs of the proposed facility. (Rendering courtesy Theatre Project Consultants Inc.)

Design process kicks off for Frisco Center for the Arts project

By Alex Reece

The design process is underway for the Frisco Center for the Arts, a proposed performing arts facility with space for both touring Broadway shows and local gatherings.

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