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Dallas Pride Weekend Event Guide 2023
The Parade will return to Oak Lawn’s LGBTQ block and bringing along the Purple Party, RAM Party, DJ Drew G at the Roundup, and more! We have tried our best to put together a list of the events surrounding the September version of Pride in the gayborhood. This years Emcees for the Pride in Dallas…
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Pride to be held in Oak Lawn Gayborhood again in September 2023
It’s 2022 and after a brutal pandemic we are ready to party again in the streets of Oak Lawn. Many announcements have been made lately such as the Halloween block party being October 22 and now a second pride will be held in Oak Lawn known as Pride in Dallas. The best part it will…
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Monkeypox Update in Dallas
Dallas had over 800 cases of Monkeypox according to the health department as of November 2022. The Dallas County health department has reported its first locally transmitted case of the monkeypox virus after a man who attended the Daddyland Festival tested positive. He traveled to Dallas for a circuit party named DaddyLand. Health officials said…
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Breathtaking Video of Dallas
We are lucky to live in the great city of Dallas where we have a better skyline than almost any city that comes to mind. We have a mirror ball which turns into a pumpkin on Halloween, a LED changing color green building, historic buildings, Perot museum, and so many other things. The problem is…
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Where You’d End Up If You Dug Straight Through to Opposite Side of the Earth of Dallas!
The Antipodes Map is a really fun, interactive map that finds antipodes or locations that are diametrically opposed from one another. The user can plot any location on the right side of the map, which features an illustration of a man digging through until his head pops out the left side at the antipode. Most…
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Turtle Creek Chorale to Premiere ‘Dreamland: Tulsa, 1921’
The popular gay men’s chorus, the Turtle Creek Chorale, will bring melodies of peace, love, and social justice during a special concert this summer. On July 9, Turtle Creek Chorale will take the stage and perform “Let Us March On!” at Carnegie Hall in New York City. The show will also premiere “Dreamland: Tulsa 1921,”…
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