Category: Oaklawn
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Total Solar Eclipse Viewing Parties in Dallas Oak Lawn District
Prepare for a celestial dance in the sky as Dallas gets ready for the spectacular total solar eclipse happening on Monday, April 8th, 2024! You’ll find numerous ways to celebrate, from large official events like Downtown Dallas Inc.’s party at Main Street Garden to rooftop hotel bashes. The Perot Museum of Nature and Science is…
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New LGBTQ+ Club Crush Coming to Oak Lawn
Calling all party people! A new gay-owned, super-fun bar/club is coming to the Oak Lawn strip! Digital creators, bartenders and OnlyFans stars David and Andrew Perre are bringing the newest, hottest LGBTQ+ bar/club to the heart of Oak Lawn & Cedar Springs this spring. It will be called Crush close to the intersection of Oak…
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LGBTQ New Years Dallas 2024 – Where to Go Out?
Dallas, Texas promises a vibrant and diverse selection of LGBTQ+ New Year’s Eve events to help you ring in 2024 with pride and sparkle! Here are a few options to tantalize your taste buds: Community-focused events: High-energy dance parties: Elegant soirées: Remember, these are just a few suggestions, and there are many other fantastic LGBTQ+…
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DFW Gay LGBTQ Weekly Events
Featured Event this week is The Cher Show: Superstars come and go. Cher is forever. For six straight decades, only one unstoppable force has flat-out dominated popular culture – breaking down barriers, pushing boundaries and letting nothing and no one stand in her way. THE CHER SHOW is the Tony Award®-winning musical of her story,…
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Dallas Eagle to take over the View Bar
Update: The new Dallas Eagle is set to open October 13th! We posted about “the View” just a few months ago and how we were excited to check it out although for some reason we felt we needed something more. We may now be getting that with the new trend of Eagle’s taking over the…
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Annual LGBTQ Events Dallas
Mardi Gras Oak Cliff Parade (February) A spring festival and parade celebrating Mardi Gras with an Oak Cliff twist. The largest and most diverse annual event is held in Oak Cliff, where everyone from schools and churches to service organizations and neighborhoods, celebrate with New Orleans flare. Not to be confused with Sydney Mardi Gras,…