The official City of Dallas Pride Flag is now available to order for your home, business, or wherever you would like to fly the flag! $20 from every flag sold goes to the Dallas Parks Foundation which they will use to buy more flags to be flown at city facilities all over the city.

The City of Dallas Pride Store is the only officially licensed Dallas Pride Flag store, where $20 of each flag purchased goes to city funds, designed to fund future pride-related events. Decals and flags are now available.

ORDER YOURS HERE. Show your City of Dallas Pride.

Get ready for Prime Day coming up on June 21 and will run through June 22! Sign up for AmazonSmile and select Dallas Pride as your preferred charity at smile.amazon.com/ch/83-2258801. Remember to shop for deals at smile.amazon.com, or with AmazonSmile ON in the Amazon app, and AmazonSmile will donate to us at no cost to you. (more…)

Pride Month Kicks off June 1 – Tickets on sale Now!

How are you showing your pride? As Pride Month kicks off across the globe on June 1, Dallas Pride is putting the finishing touches on events geared to the LGBTQ+ community and its allies, allowing friends, family and supporters to gather in person.

Tickets are on sale now for The Dallas Pride Miller Lite Showcase Presented by Smirnoff, two nights of variety shows that will raise awareness and celebrate the LGBTQ+ community. Both evenings’ events will take place at the Fair Park Coliseum and will feature exciting talent from North Texas. The shows will also be streamed online at DallasPride.org. (Please note that both events were previously planned to be held in the Band Shell, but the event has been moved to Fair Park Coliseum because of the forecast for rain.) (more…)

Dallas Pride is back with a 2021 celebration in the Band Shell at Fair Park. This year’s events will take place Friday and Saturday, June 4 and 5. Both events will be held outdoors featuring local and regional entertainment. Limited attendance will be available as well as the ability to view the events live online. (more…)

Tickets have SOLD OUT for Dallas Pride 2021, two nights of outdoor, in-person variety shows that will raise awareness and celebrate the LGBTQ+ community. Both evenings’ events will take place at the Band Shell in Fair Park and will feature exciting talent from North Texas. Both events will also be streamed online for those who feel more comfortable watching from home. Streaming is complimentary and available via DallasPride.org. (more…)

It’s outdoors and in-person: Dallas Pride is back with a 2021 celebration to raise awareness and celebrate the LGBTQ+ community. This year’s events will take place Friday and Saturday, June 4 and 5, and will be the best version of what is possible at this time, prioritizing public health while providing numerous opportunities for LGBTQ+ people and allies to experience visibility, solidarity and joy. (more…)

Dallas Pride would like to share our condolences to the family of Sable Alexander (Michael Champion) and his partner Linze Serell (Bill). Sable passed away January 12^th due to complications from Covid-19. He was loved by many for his giving spirit and charity work spanning several decades in the Dallas LGBTQ Community and was also one of our 2020 Dallas Pride Grand Marshals. Thank you Sable for your service to our community.

You can read Sable Alexander’s bio (Michael Champion) on our 2020 Grand Marshals page here.

Planning for Dallas Pride 2021 is underway! While we don’t yet know if the festival will be held in-person or virtually, we do know that we will have a celebration of #DallasPride. Stay tuned for details, (more…)

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It’s with great sadness we announce the passing of Dallas Pride board member Steven Geer. Steven was a beloved member of the Dallas community. He worked at several different establishments during his time in Dallas including the Round Up Saloon, The Dallas Eagle, and Barbara’s Pavilion. Steven was a regular at Voice of Pride as a contestant and later on as a judge. He could often be found around town showcasing his passion while singing Karaoke. We are profoundly grateful for Steven’s service to Dallas Pride as a board member the last 2 years. We extend our deepest sympathy to his family and friends. Rest In Peace Steven, the Angel’s choir is lucky to have you.