Razzle Dazzle Dallas is less than a month away, and tickets have gone on sale online and in person.
Tickets range in price from $5 for general admission to the Main Event, to $100 for all access throughout the weekend including the MetroBall. Also available online are Razzle Dazzle T-shirts, parking and a four-pack.
Online tickets may be printed, sent to a mobile device, left at will call or mailed.
Tickets may be purchased in person at the UPS Store, 3824 Cedar Springs Road, or the Razzle Dazzle Dallas Administrative Office, 2525 Wycliff Ave., #124 (next to the Brick).
Thelma Houston performs at MetroBall at S4 on June 7. The event is a fundraiser for the Greg Dollgener Memorial AIDS Fund.
The Main Event takes place at Main Street Garden in Downtown Dallas on June 8. The party includes burlesque entertainment, aerialists, DJs, dancing, carnival games, adult beverages, community and vendor booths, food trucks and more. The band The Bright headlines the entertainment.
A free shuttle bus will run from Cedar Springs Road and from DART’s Market Center Station park-and-ride to Main Street Garden.
For more, visit RazzleDazzleDallas.org.
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Resource Center Dallas reopens cyber center with 8 computers
Resource Center Dallas has reopened its cyber center with eight new computers.
The David Bohnett Foundation provided the center for new computers, according to RCD spokesman Rafael McDonnell. Updated software was also included in the grant.
Bohnett, who is gay, founded GeoCities in the 1990s and sold it to Yahoo in 1999.
The cyber center was part of the Phil Johnson Library. Those archives have been moved to University of North Texas as part of the GLBT Archives.
McDonnell said 60 community centers around the country have cyber centers funded by Bohnett. In Texas, he has funded centers in Houston and Austin as well.
The center is open to the public. People using the computers do not have to be registered RCD clients. But McDonnell asked people using the computers limit their time to one hour.
