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City of Dallas Pride Flag and decals now available to order
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.
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Get ready for Prime Day and support 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…)
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Remembering Sable Alexander
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 12th 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.
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Support Dallas Pride – AmazonSmile, Kroger, Tom Thumb
Shop at Smile.Amazon.com , Kroger or Tom Thumb and support Dallas Pride at the same time.
AmazonSmile offers the same products, prices and shopping features as Amazon.com. The difference is that when you shop on AmazonSmile, (more…)
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Remembering Steven Geer
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.
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City of Dallas unveils Pride Flag
From Dallas City Hall (Thursday, June 18, 2020)
A Pride flag with the City of Dallas seal is being raised in place of the City of Dallas’s official flag for the remainder of June 2020 and every June thereafter to celebrate Pride Month. The City of Dallas is the first city in America to have an official “pride” version of their city flag. Tonight, the City of Dallas will light up the skyline in rainbow colors.
Photos, video courtesy Keith McAndrew and Tracy Nanthavongsa.
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Dallas Pride COVID-19 Update
Dallas Pride 2020 cares about the health and safety of our community and Pride participants.
Jaron Turnbow, executive director of Dallas Pride, announced today (Friday, April 3,) that the 37th annual Dallas Pride festivities have been postponed until the end of July. The Miller Lite Music Festival in the Park — including the Family Pride Zone and Teen Pride — has been rescheduled (more…)
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Dallas Pride holds fundraiser for Michael Doughman Scholarship Fund
In honor of our great friend, Michael Doughman, a fundraiser was held at the Round Up Saloon on Saturday, June 15. Michael was Executive Director of the Dallas Tavern Guild and Dallas Pride until September of 2018, when he retired to Puerto Vallarta. (more…)
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Michael Doughman has passed away
It is with a sad heart that we report that Michael Doughman passed away this morning after a 4 week illness. Michael died peacefully in his sleep.
The fundraising event set for June 15 at The Round Up will proceed as planned. His final expenses have been covered by private donations. All funds raised going forward will benefit the Michael Doughman Scholarship Fund. If you would like to donate to the scholarship please visit https://dallaspride.org/donations/ to make your donation. Please make sure you check that you want your donation to go to the Michael Doughman Scholarship Fund on the donation form here.
Rest In Peace, Michael. Thank you for all your years of service to The Dallas Tavern Guild, so many charity events including Christmas Stocking Auction, Easter Basket Auction, and his contribution to Dallas and our ongoing tourism. Michael helped put Dallas on the map for worldwide LGBT tourism! We love you Michael!
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