The George A. Purefoy Municipal Center houses Frisco City Hall on the west side of the facility and Frisco Public Library on the east side of the facility, as well as Art in the Atrium. The 5-story, 148,000-square-feet building opened in September 2006.
Twice a year, the City of Frisco’s Public Art Program hosts the Art in the Atrium exhibition. The exhibitions feature 2-Dimensional artwork created by North Texas artists. Artwork is on view throughout the George A. Purefoy Municipal Center for approximately five months. This is an ideal opportunity for artists eager to share their works of art and vision with the community.
Twice a year, the City of Frisco’s Public Art Program hosts the Art in the Atrium exhibition. The exhibitions feature 2-Dimensional artwork created by North Texas artists. Artwork is on view throughout the George A. Purefoy Municipal Center for approximately five months. This is an ideal opportunity for artists eager to share their works of art and vision with the community.