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Station 4 Entry Denied over “Dress Code”
Station 4, a gay nightclub in Dallas is taking heat online for not allowing two traveling gogo dancers and purple party attendees into the club during a circuit party event. This weekend is Purple Party weekend so it’s not exactly a normal club night bringing in more people than the club normally sees. Perhaps the…
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Eataly: The Italian food experience is coming to Dallas
Eataly is one of the hottest global food concepts that has opened in only a handful of U.S. cities and Dallas has been picked for their next location. The NorthPark store will open in 2020 and will be the first Eataly location in Texas. It will feature three levels — two in the mall and…
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North Dallas Mall Lets You Drink & Shop
Who knew that you could legally carry around a drink inside a mall and shop? This brings a whole new extension to brunch or spending too much money on buzzed shopping. The Shops at Willow Bend in Plano is not your average shopping mall. It’s been known for years as having a convenient Apple Store…
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Dallas Wedding Venue that Rejected a Gay Couple gets Banned from the Knot
Aaron Lucero and Jeffrey Cannon kicked off their wedding planning after three years of being a couple. After a few weeks of online research mostly via The Knot they set up a joint profile as a same-sex couple and earmarked a few possible venues. They were looking mostly for a country wedding on the outskirts…
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Gay Sex is still a Class C Misdemeanor Punishable with a $500 fine in Texas
In 2003 the U.S. Supreme Court struck down Texas’s sodomy law and invalidated sodomy laws in 13 other states making same-sex sexual activity legal across the nation. Texas Republicans still haven’t gotten the memo, because the state continues to uphold a law that lists gay sex as a Class C misdemeanor punishable with a $500 fine.…
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Dallas Pride Could Move To Fair Park Away from Oak Lawn
The Dallas Tavern Guild is meeting November 1st to discuss moving the Dallas Pride Festival and the Parade to Fair Park. Not only are they thinking of moving the Pride weekend events of over 45,000 people to Fair Park but the date from September to June. Update: It’s happening folks. Dallas Pride Festival and Parade…
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