Editing Corsicana, Texas (section)

==Arts and entertainment==
[[File:Cook Center, Navarro College, Corsicana, TX IMG 0658.JPG|thumb|left|Cook Center on the [[Navarro College]] campus]]
Today's downtown supports an active performing-arts community, with year-round live theater, art exhibits, and music performances in a corner of downtown anchored by the Warehouse Living Arts Center and the Palace Theater. Also, an art contest was started in 2018.
Downtown also features the historic State National Bank building (built in 1926), several coffeeshops and eateries, an art gallery,  several'' bric-à-brac ''outlets, and many brick-faced storefronts of historical interest.

A green park a short walk from the county courthouse downtown has meandering creeks and walking, jogging, and biking trails. Other amenities include lighted tennis courts, a children's play area with a retired fire truck, spray park, and designated skate area.  At one end of the community park is the town YMCA, with a year-round indoor pool, basketball courts, cardio- and free-weight equipment, and instructor-led fitness workshops.

The town has several museums: Pioneer Village, located by Jester Park, offers reconstructed buildings and artifacts from the early historical period of the area. A museum is dedicated to [[Lefty Frizzell]], a Nashville singer born in town during the late 1920s.

The Cook Education Center, located on the [[Navarro College]] campus, is a multifaceted venue offering event space, gift shop, a planetarium, Civil War museum, and Western Art gallery. The planetarium is among the largest in Texas, featuring a {{convert|60|ft|m|adj=on}} dome and 200 seats. The planetarium offers narrated astronomical shows and 70&nbsp;mm film for nominal admission.

The center is also home to the Pearce Collections Museum, which boasts a collection of Civil War memorabilia and a Western Art gallery featuring a number of renowned Western artists.  The Cook Education Center hosts the annual Navarro College Foundation fundraiser Elegance, which benefits scholarship programs for Navarro College students. The Navarro College Performing Arts Department stages several musical recitals and two staged plays a year at the Dawson Auditorium on the west side of town.