Texas Sculpture Garden, Frisco

Did y'all know there is "the largest private collection of contemporary Texas sculptures" right in Frisco, hidden in a business park? Four acres of property with beautiful sculptures throughout, that are open to the public for free viewing year-round. This area was created to showcase the Texas community talent of local artists and to make their work available for all to see and enjoy. It's pretty awesome!

Not only are there sculptures here, but there are walking trails and lots of lakes and fountains that have seating areas all around them. This was intentional so that the artwork is surrounded by a beautiful backdrop. And they were very successful because it is very beautiful!

Apparently, the founder of Hall Financial and the Texas Sculpture Garden has always had a lot of interest in art and tries to do sculptures in name of their real estate projects. This Sculpture Garden was founded in 1999, and this collection currently has over 40 pieces.

Side note: If you are a portrait photographer, this area would make a great location for some abstract art behind your portraits! I am not a photographer, but I absolutely love the pictures I took of my kids here!

If you are looking for something to do on a beautiful day, this really is a very unique and pretty setting to walk around! Or possibly ride a bike around the trails (if available). Look at how much cooler this place got! They have bikes you can borrow to go for a ride!

If you love looking at the artwork and want to hear more about each artist you can also do a free audio art tour. I love all these little hidden gem places in North Texas! Always something to do!

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Location:

6801 Gaylord Pkwy, Frisco TX 75034

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