The Town of Frisco is pleased to host its eighth Repair Fair on Saturday, October 10, 2026, from 10:00am to 2:00pm at Slopeside Hall, located at 605 Recreation Way, Frisco. This free community event will feature repair stations intended to give used gear a second life, along with opportunities to support sustainability through bike and instrument donations. Complimentary coffee and snacks will be provided, and attendees are encouraged to bring a reusable mug to help reduce waste.
Repair & Sustainability Offerings
- Bike mechanic: basic checks and repairs
- Clothing repair: on-site sewing and patches (no zipper repairs)
- Instrument repair: quick and simple fixes
- Knife, scissors, axe, and hatchet sharpening
- New-to-You Closet: browse donated clothing and take home one shopping bag of new-to-you items. We will not be accepting clothing donations.
- Skateboard maintenance
- Ski and snowboard repair consultation and limited minor repairs
- Compost buckets and education from High Country Conservation
- Small household item repairs: small appliances, lamps, and basic electronics; please provide all necessary replacement parts
- Electric vehicle information
- Instrument donations for Summit Middle School Band
- Bike donation collection: accepting complete, functioning bikes to send to Africa in collaboration with Bicycles for Humanity. All donated bikes should be rideable and able to stop; we will accept complete bikes that need minor repairs or that have a flat tire.
Instrument and Bicycle Donations
Instrument Donations
The Frisco Arts and Culture Council (FACC) is collecting donated musical instruments to support local youth in the Summit Middle School Band program. They are specifically looking for tubas, alto saxophones, flutes, and trombones. Instruments should be functioning, but we will accept instruments that need minor repairs. For additional instrument donations, please contact Blair Miller, Frisco Historic Park & Museum Manager, at BlairM@townoffrisco.com.
Bicycle Donations
The Town of Frisco has partnered with Bicycles for Humanity Colorado (B4H), a Colorado-based nonprofit organization that uses 100% of donations to improve access to mobility challenges in African communities, a fundamental barrier to development. Poor transport systems mean poor access to critical services and medication. Bicycles, delivered through community-based bike shops provide sustainable mobility solutions for rural Africans. Since 2008, B4H has delivered over26,000bikes to communities in Namibia, Zambia, and Tanzania, enabling improved access to healthcare, education and employment.
Repair Fair More Information
The Town of Frisco’s Repair Fair was launched in 2022 by the Town’s employee-led sustainability committee, the Green Team. The event was inspired by existing programs developed by several outdoor gear manufacturers that facilitate the repair, reuse, resale, and recycling of used gear.
According to the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), 146.1 million tons of solid waste ended up in landfills across the country in 2018, with materials most commonly used in outdoor equipment, such as plastics, leather, and textiles, comprising over 29% of that waste.
For more information and questions on the Repair Fair, please contact Nico Cruz, Town of Frisco Sustainability Coordinator, at NicoC@TownofFrisco.com.