The venue is expected to host a diverse lineup of events, including concerts, comedy shows and sumo wrestling.
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A new brewery and entertainment destination will open its doors in Frisco this fall.
Rollertown Beerworks, co-founded by Jonathan Rogers and local radio hosts Ben Rogers and Jeff Wade, is expected to open in October, Jonathan Rogers said in an Aug. 5 email.
The $12 million facility broke ground in March 2024. Designed by PGAL Architects and built by Crossland Construction, the 50,000-square-foot venue will feature a two-story taproom, an outdoor beer garden, a large lawn and an entertainment stage. It will also become Rollertown’s new headquarters, instead of its current 3,500-square-foot location in Celina, located roughly 14 miles north of downtown Frisco. The Celina facility will remain open for brewing.
The new brewery is backed by notable local figures, including Dirk Nowitzki, Michael Young, Travis Frederick, Torii Hunter and Dude Perfect, the viral video game company that recently opened a new headquarters in Frisco. Among Rollertown’s offerings is “The Big German,” a beer named after Nowitzki.
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