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Family Equality Day celebration set for May 5
Equality Texas, Rainbow Roundup, Resource Center and Pride Frisco are all joining forces to present “We Are Family,” a Family Equality Day celebration, on Sunday, May 5, beginning at 3 p.m. at Resource Center’s Community Center, 5750 Cedar Springs Road. This year’s event will once again feature librarian KayCee from the Dallas Public Library hosting Story Time programming and a variety of events for everyone from teens to younger children and, of course, parents. “International Family Equality...
Family Equality Day celebration set for May 5
Equality Texas, Rainbow Roundup, Resource Center and Pride Frisco are all joining forces to present “We Are Family,” a Family Equality Day celebration, on Sunday, May 5, beginning at 3 p.m. at Resource Center’s Community Center, 5750 Cedar Springs Road. This year’s event will once again feature librarian KayCee from the Dallas Public Library hosting Story Time programming and a variety of events for everyone from teens to younger children and, of course, parents. “International Family Equality...
QMN: Queer singer Caleb De Casper’s mini-Texas tour heads to Denton’s Thin Line Fest
Austin’s KUTX described Caleb de Casper as the “ultra glam femme boy fatale.” In late April, the darkwave disco singer kicked off an abbreviated tour of Texas from his base in Austin. The tour is anchored by his appearance this Saturday at the annual Thin Line Fest in Denton. De Casper will perform at Rubber Gloves. The musician is both a classically trained pianist and LGBTQ+ activist who mixes elements of glam rock, disco, electronica and performance art which results in...
An investment in our city’s future
Vote for the 2024 Dallas bond program to improve quality of life On Saturday, May 4, Dallas voters will decide on the city’s 2024 Bond Program. These 10 propositions, totaling $1.25B, will address the city’s critical infrastructure — investing in the basics without increasing the property tax rate. These infrastructure projects range from the streets we drive on to the parks and trails we enjoy. They address severe flooding and help fix venues where you experience art. It’s the first bond...
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UPDATE: Owner of Woody’s retires
Matt Miller, owner of Woody’s, has retired or “R-e-t-i-r-e-d” as he posted on Facebook. But the bar remains open with the same great staff. Before buying Moby Dick’s, the bar that became Woody’s, Miller was an owner of the Dallas Eagle. Miller wrote: R-e-t-i-r-e-d After 29 years/6 days in the bar business and 20 years, 3 months and 13 days at Woody’s, I am officially retired. Thank you Dallas for supporting me and the great staff. Please continue to stop by Woody’s and grab a drink from your...
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QMN: Queer singer Caleb De Casper’s mini-Texas tour heads to Denton’s Thin Line Fest
Austin’s KUTX described Caleb de Casper as the “ultra glam femme boy fatale.” In late April, the darkwave disco singer kicked off an abbreviated tour of Texas from his base in Austin. The tour is anchored by his appearance this Saturday at the annual Thin Line Fest in Denton. De Casper will perform at Rubber Gloves. The musician is both a classically trained pianist and LGBTQ+ activist who mixes elements of glam rock, disco, electronica and performance art which results in...
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