Dynamic Texas talent will provide outstanding entertainment for the Dallas Pride Miller Lite Music Festival on June 4 as part of a weekend of Dallas Pride, taking place June 4-5 in Fair Park.
Headlining the Dallas Pride Miller Lite Music Festival main stage on Saturday, June 4, is Dallas Pride’s Live Out Proud. Hosted by Marsha Dimes, the show features fabulous drag artists from North Texas including Jada Pinkett Fox, the Sisters-in-Action, Sister Helen Holy, A’keria C. Davenport and Shangela. Straight from Paris (Texas, that is!), drag queen, reality TV star and actor Shangela will make her first headlining performance at Dallas Pride.
Also wowing the crowd on Saturday will be legendary artists and entertainers including the Cast of the Rose Room, Black Girl Magic, Kameron Ross from America’s Got Talent, Kylee O’Hara Fatale and the finalists from The Queer Off, The Roommates, The Saloon Girls, Mi Diva Loca, Double Trouble Does Pride with Raquel Blake and Bleach, The Etheridge Experience and performers from Uptown Players. Dallas Pride will also feature performances from Averi Burk, Cameron McCloud of Cure for Paranoia, Carley Beardon, Johnny Bee & The Leo Sun Project, Kaatii, Lorelei K and xBValentine. American Sign Language interpreters will also be present at each stage to perform live translations.
The evening will conclude with a dazzling rainbow-themed fireworks display over Fair Park.
The Dallas Pride Miller Lite Music Festival is Saturday, June 4, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., in Fair Park. Tickets are $10 for adults (ages 20+) and $5 for teens (ages 13-19). Admission for children 12 and under is free. Tickets are on sale now – click here.
The Dallas Pride Miller Lite Music Festival is part of an all-day, family-friendly event at Dallas Pride featuring indoor and outdoor activities, more than 200 vendors, and plenty to eat, see and shop — a day of fun for all ages. Family Pride Zone, an area designed for families, will feature several bounce houses, face painting and entertainment for the kids in the Automobile Building at Fair Park. The festival also will feature Teen Pride, produced by Real Live Connection to foster a safe environment for LGBTQ+ youth ages 13 to 19 and their friends to enjoy live entertainment from artists and DJs, and other age-appropriate activities. Local animal rescue groups will also be on-site for guests to meet a possible new furry family member.
Then, on Sunday, June 5, at 2 p.m., Dallas Pride’s Alan Ross Texas Freedom Parade makes its triumphant return in person to celebrate in Fair Park. This kaleidoscope of colorful floats, marchers wearing outrageous costumes, music and more will encircle the Cotton Bowl® to show support for the LGBTQ+ community. Admission is complimentary.
Sponsors
Sponsors for Dallas Pride 2022 Live Out Proud include: o9 Solutions, 7-Eleven, AAA, AAFES, AHF.org, AHFPharmacy.org, AMN Healthcare, AirBus, Allied Electronics, Ally, Altair Global, Amazon, Andrews Distributing, BT Furnishings, Bank of America “The Official Bank of Dallas Pride,” Blue Pearl Specialty + Emergency Pet Hospital, CAE, CW33, Capital One, Charles Schwab, Dallas Mavericks, Dallas Tourism Public Improvement District, Dallas College, Dallas Voice, Dallas Zoo, Exeter, Fossil, Forest Lane Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram, GEICO Philanthropic Foundation, Gilead, HELP Center for LGBT Health and Wellness, Keurig/Dr Pepper, Kroger, Lorien Global, Liberty Mutual, Mattress Firm, McKesson, MedVet, MerLux Pools & Exteriors, Miller Lite, Nebraska Furniture Mart, Nordstrom, Northwestern Mutual, Out of the Closet Thrift Stores, PepsiCo, Real Live Connection, Santander, Simple Surrogacy, Smirnoff, Target, Texas Original, Toyota, Wal-Mart, Wells Fargo and iHeart Radio, including Star 102.1, NOW 102.9 and 106.1 KISS FM.
About Dallas Pride
Dallas Pride is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to strengthening, supporting and celebrating the LGBTQ+ community by creating events and initiatives that foster connections between members of the community, its allies and its supporters.
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