The Dallas Bears and the United Court of the Lone Star Empire present the Food, Glorious Food food drive and show at The Hidden Door, benefitting Cathedral of Hope Feeding Programs.See listings for details.
See listings for details.
November
Nov. 14-16: Texas Recycles Day
Heard Natural Science Museum and Wildlife Sanctuary, 1 Nature Place in McKinney, participates in Texas Recycles Day, sponsored by H-E-B, by offering free admission to every visitor who brings a clean and dry plastic bottle or single-use plastic bag from any retailer. Visit HeardMuseum.org for more information.
Nov. 14-Jan. 4: Meow Wolf Grapevine’s ‘Phenomenomaly’
Meow Wolf Grapevine The Real Unreal, 3000 Grapevine Mills Parkway, presents Phenomenomaly, a live, ever-changing world of music, movement and storytelling inspired by the legendary Flickerworm migration, each Friday-Sunday through Jan. 4. MeowWolf.com/Visit/Grapevine for more information.
Nov.15: Gaybingo: Noir Ball
Resource Center hosts its monthly Gaybingo event at S4, 3911 Cedar Springs Road, from 6-9 p.m. Visit the Events section on MyResourceCenter.org for tickets and information.
Nov. 15: Equality Texas: ‘Together We’re Unlimited’
Equality Texas hosts its seventh annual gala, Together We’re Unlimited from 6-9 p.m. at the Hilton Austin, 500 E. Fourth St. Visit EqualityTexas.org/Signature-Event/Gala for more information.
Nov. 15: ‘Food, Glorious Food’ food drive and show
The Dallas Bears and the United Court of the Lone Star Empire present the Food, Glorious Food food drive and show at 8 p.m. at The Hidden Door, 5025 Bowser Ave. Proceeds and food items will benefit the Cathedral of Hope Feeding Programs. Any nonperishable food items are appreciated; most-needed items include peanut butter, peanut butter crackers, ravioli microwavable cups, fruit cups, protein/snack bars and Vienna sausage.
Nov. 15: Bishop Arts Theatre Center Jazz Series: Michael Lington and Lindsey Webster
Bishop Arts Theatre Center, 215 S. Tyler St., continues its 2025 Jazz Series with performance by Michael Lington and Lindsey Webster at 6:30 and 9:15 p.m. Tickets are available at ci.OvationTix.com.
Nov. 16: ‘Here to Pee Comedy Tour’
Dallas Comedy Club, 3036 Elm St., presents the Here to Pee Comedy Tour, a comedy show led by trailblazing trans comedian Ren Q. Dawe and featuring trans comedians raising funds for LGBTQ advocacy. Starts at 7 p.m. Tickets available at PreKindle.com.
Nov. 16: Honey Pot Bear Fest 2025
The Round-Up Saloon and Dance Hall, 3912 Cedar Springs Road, hosts Honey Pot Bear Fest 2025 cultural vendor market from 1-5 p.m. The market includes That Guy Joey, Benjamine Lester Art, Alejandro Lex Trevino, Johnny Rutledge, Cade Conway, Joe Boatfield, Gabriel Mendez, Rule or Be Ruled by Bruce Negron and You, Me and Emilio, as well as nationally-acclaimed drummer and emcee Joseph Veazie, live music at 2 p.m., and chair massage by Renzo Noriega. Pre-sale tickets start at $5.49 p.m., available at TicketLeap.events; 40 percent of ticket sales benefit Resource Center.
Nov. 16: Drawing from the Masters
Meadows Museum at Southern Methodist University, 5900 Bishop Blvd., presents informal drawing instruction with artist Ian O’Brien from 1:30-3 p.m.. This program is for adults and youth ages 12 and older, and is open to all abilities and experience levels. Minors must be accompanied by at least one adult age 18 or older, and all parties need to register. The program is free with regular museum admission, which is $12 for adults, $10 for seniors ages 65 and older, $4 for non-SMU students and free for members and youth under
the age of 18.
Nov. 18: Stonewall Democrats General Meeting
Stonewall Democrats of Dallas host their monthly meeting at Rose Room at S4,
3911 Cedar Springs Road, 6:30-8 p.m. Visit StonewallDemocratsOfDallas.com to RSVP.
Nov. 18: LGBTQIA+ Caregiver Support Group
Up & Out, a support group and safe space organized by The Senior Source for LGBTQIA+ caregivers who are currently caring for anyone age 50 or older to get support, make connections, discuss frustrations as a caregiver, gain new skills and manage stress, meets from 6-7:30 p.m. by Zoom. RSVP required. Email CSP@TheSeniorSource.org or call 214-823-5700.
Nov. 19: Dallas FrontRunners Wednesday Run
Dallas Frontrunners meet at 7 p.m. at Turtle Creek Park for a group walk/run followed by dinner at a nearby restaurant. Visit the Dallas FrontRunners Facebook page for information.
Nov. 20: The Giving Table
Thompson Dallas hosts The Giving Table from 6-10 p.m. on the Catbird Patio, officially kicking off Holidays at Thompson Dallas. The Giving Table benefits Prostate Cancer Foundation. This is a formal, ticketed event featuring a five-course menu with each dish paired with selections from Armand de Brgnac (Ace of Spades), Remy Cointreau, Jose Cuervo and Xicaru Mezcal.
Nov. 20: ‘Fotógrafas: Feminist Narratives, Imagineries and Representation in 20th-21st Century Mexico
Meadows Museum at Southern Methodist University, 5900 Bishop Blvd., continues its Lecture series with Karen Corderom professor emerita at Universidad Iberoamericana, speaking on the presence of feminism in 20th and 21st-century Meixco and the rereading of Mexican history, from 6-7 p.m. Admission is $10; free for SMU students and Meadows Museum members at the Goya/Individual level and above.
Nov. 21: ‘La Belle et la Bête’
Fort Worth Opera’s La Belle et la Bệte, combining live operat with Jean Cocteau’s 1946 film, starts at 7:30 p.m. at Ridglea Theater, 6025 Camp Bowie Blvd. This production also launches the Opera’s Pay What You Can program, sponsored by the Claytor Family Charitable Foundation, offering audiences the chance to experience world-class opera at an accessible price. Visit FWOpera.org for more information.
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