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McKinney is a city in and the county seat of Collin County, Texas with an area of 62.9 square miles. Fannin County originally encompassed most of northeast Texas. In 1846, Collin County and several other counties were created out of the original area, and each was about 30 miles square. The Texas legislature decreed that a county seat had to be within three miles of the center of the county so a rider could get from the edge of the county to the county seat and back home in one day. Collin County was named for Collin McKinney who was a pioneer and land surveyor who helped draft and signed the Texas Declaration of Independence from Mexico in 1836.

The original county seat of Collin County was a town called Buckner, but the legislature’s decision that the county seat needed to be within three miles of the geographic center of the county meant it had to be in a different location. Two locations were put to a vote: what is now McKinney and a location near Sloan’s Grove which is in present day Fairview. Heavy rains and swollen creeks prevented Sloan’s Grove voters from reaching the polls on voting day, and McKinney was voted to become the county seat. Although residents believed the new county seat would be named Buckner, the Texas Legislature named the town McKinney for Collin McKinney.

Since 1848, Downtown has been the heartbeat of McKinney and surrounding communities. Ever evolving, Downtown McKinney has retained its authentic hometown feel, making it unlike any other in the area. A convenient and relaxed destination for all, Downtown offers quality dining, shopping and entertainment that builds on its long history of innovation and culture. The collision of old and new fills our community with character and makes for endless experiences.

McKinney offers a variety of annual events and festivals includeing Krewe of Barkus (Sunday before Mardi Gras. Downtown goes to the dogs with canine parade of over 250 costumed pups), Arts in Bloom (Second weekend in April. Art and wine festival with live music, food and family activities), Bike the Bricks (Friday prior to Memorial Day. The largest cycling race in Texas attracting racers from across the country), Texas Music Revolution First weekend in June. KHYI 95.3FM’s annual music festival showcasing Texas and Americana artists in unforgettable venues across the Downtown McKinney’s cultural district), McKinney Oktoberfest (Last weekend in September. German festival celebrating Bavarian heritage with local beer and authentic cuisine), Scare on the Square (Halloween. Ghouls and goblins of all ages enjoy this safe downtown trick-or-treat event), Home for the Holidays (Thanksgiving Weekend. Downtown McKinney’s 40 year old Christmas tradition) and Sip+Strolls (Monthly themed events featuring local wine, craft beer and specialty cocktails served in stores throughout downtown.

McKinney Performing Arts Center (MPAC) is a multi-purpose facility available for your special event or meeting. With a variety of rooms for rent at a flexible cost, it’s sure to make your next event historic. The theater in the historic Collin County Courthouse seats 427 for live entertainment including off-Broadway, comedy, theater and concerts. MPAC is in the center of the historic district with a variety of restaurants and boutique shops that make it the perfect destination that is unique by nature!

McKinney Performing Arts Center photo via Jeff Kelley / Google Maps.