The Dallas Pride Board of Directors announces that Sherrell Cross has been chosen as the organization’s new executive director. Cross brings a strong background in LGBTQ advocacy and leadership as well as experience and passion to her new role, Dallas Pride officials said, all of which will help Dallas Pride “pursue its mission of strengthening, supporting and celebrating the LGBTQ community by creating events and initiatives that foster connections between members of the community, allies and supporters.”

The Dallas Pride board is “confident that Cross’s vision and leadership will help the organization reach new heights in promoting LGBTQ rights and fostering unity within the community,” according to a press release announcing the decision.

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Dallas Pride is pleased to announce the fabulous organizations that have taken home a prize for their pride in the Dallas Pride Alan Ross Texas Freedom Parade, which took place in Fair Park in Dallas June 4.
From among the 140 parade entries, the winners are:

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Dallas Pride is honored to have very distinguished beneficiaries this year to represent our community at the 2023 festivities. The well-deserved organizations are Coalition for Aging LGBT, Elevate North Texas Youth Shelter, Pride Frisco, Equality TX, AIDS Services of Dallas and Dallas Hope Charities.

Dallas Pride is honored to have 4 distinguished Grand Marshals this year to represent our community at the 2023 festivities. The well-deserved honorees are Liz Dyer (LGBTQ Ally Heterosexual Non-Transgender), Ronnie Shue (LGBTQ Female Identifying), Timothy Sherwood aka Kylee O’Hara Fatale (LGBTQ Gender Non-Binary, Non-Conforming) and Ashton Hammer (LGBTQ Male Identifying).

We remember a dear friend, long-time staff member and ally, Marsha Singer. Marsha has been an integral part of the Dallas Pride team for the last five years helping create safe, fun experiences that celebrate our diverse LGBTQ+ community. (more…)

Dallas Pride is back with a return to Fair Park June 3-4 to celebrate love and inclusion. Pride weekend kicks off with the Dallas Pride Music Festival on Saturday, followed by Dallas Pride’s Alan Ross Texas Freedom Parade on Sunday. (more…)