Magic Wand

Join the incredible journey through the city's Historic Cultural District and explore the best culinary experiences, local artistry, and preservation in the heart of the community. The premier We Ate Well McKinny Food Tours will take you on a 2-hour stroll through Downtown McKinney's beautiful streets, where you'll visit some of our best local eateries, meet excellent partners, and taste delicious bites and drinks. Whether you're a local or a visitor, there's no better way to explore and experience the history and charm of our town. The tour will take you on a journey of discovery through the best locally-owned eateries, shops, and markets full of delicious food and drink. You'll bite into the sandwich Food Network says is the best in Texas and sip wine grown from Texas grapes paired with cheese/spreads. You'll also discover the beauty and stories behind local works of art.

Experience the ultimate escape room challenge at The Secret Chambers. Choose from their adventures, including the Train Heist, Mafia, Witch's Tower, and even a Rage Room, to release your inner frustrations. At The Secret Chambers, they take pride in offering an authentic, immersive escape room challenge experience unlike any other. The team comprises award-winning individuals with diverse backgrounds in theater arts, filmmaking, writing, and game design. They are committed to pushing the boundaries of the industry and delivering an unforgettable experience.

The National Multicultural Western Heritage Museum & Hall of Fame is truly a remarkable place that celebrates the rich history of the American West. Through various artworks, journals, photography, and other memorabilia, visitors can better understand the people who made this part of the world what it is today. The museum is home to diverse exhibits, including those that showcase the contributions of groups like the Tuskegee Airmen and the Buffalo Soldiers. In addition to these exhibits, the Hall of Fame is where pioneers of the West are celebrated and recognized, like Charley Pride, Bill Pickett, and Melvin Carnell Blount, who have all played essential roles in shaping the cultural landscape of this part of the United States.