Pride Month 2025 is set to light up the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) area and the greater North Texas region with an exciting lineup of events starting this weekend.
The celebrations kick off with the Dallas Southern Pride Juneteenth celebration, which promises to bring the community together in unity and joy.
In addition to this, the Arts District is gearing up for its annual Pride Block Party, a cornerstone event that attracts attendees from all walks of life.
There are plenty of opportunities to engage in the festivities, including Pride Night at the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Beats on the Bridge, and educational events like NAMI North Texas’ Thrive with Pride.
From Rose City Pride in Tyler to the Longview and Grayson County Pride events, there is no shortage of activities designed to celebrate the LGBTQ community.
Frontrunners, a running club for the LGBTQ community and allies in DFW, invites everyone to join them for a one-hour walk or run every Wednesday evening and Saturday morning at Turtle Creek Park.
One of the highlights of Pride Month is the Dallas Southern Pride Juneteenth Unity Weekend, running from June 20-22, featuring the Annual Unity Pool Party.
For more details, individuals can visit DallasSouthernPride.com.
On June 20, participants can join the festivities at the Dallas Arts District Pride Block Party, which takes place from 6 p.m. to midnight at 2001 Flora St.
This annual celebration ensures everyone feels included and is a fantastic opportunity for the community to come together.
For those who appreciate music, Pride Night at the Dallas Symphony Orchestra is not to be missed.
Taking place at 8 p.m. on June 20, the event promises a night of beautiful performances at the Morton H. Meyerson Symphony Center.
Details about the event can be found at DallasSymphony.org.
Also on June 20, Hardheaded Entertainment presents the third annual Beats on the Bridge Juneteenth Unity Festival at Ronald Kirk Pedestrian Bridge, starting at 6:30 p.m.
This event features local artists and performances from various genres, set against the scenic view of the bridge.
As part of the Pride Month celebrations, the HRC DFW Federal Club is hosting its June Social at the Dallas Museum of Art on June 20.
With a special guest appearance from the organization Black Tie Dinner, it promises to be a night full of networking and community engagement.
For art enthusiasts, the Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum is offering complimentary admission from June 20-29.
Visitors can use the code Pride2025 either online or in person, providing an excellent opportunity to explore this important cultural institution.
On June 21, the Resource Center will host its monthly Gaybingo event at S4 from 6 to 9 p.m.
This lively event combines fun games with a purpose, raising funds for local LGBTQ initiatives.
The same day marks the Bloomin’ Ball hosted by AIN (Access & Information Network) at The Tower Club, where community members can gather for an evening of entertainment and support.
From 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Rose City Pride will take place at the W.T. Brookshire Conference Center in Tyler, showcasing local talent and fostering community spirit.
Later that evening, the Tyler Area Gays+ hosts the Rose City Pride After Party for those who wish to continue celebrating.
At 10 a.m. on June 21, Grayson County Pride will kick off its festival at the Sherman Municipal Grounds.
The event promises to be a day filled with activities that highlight LGBTQ culture and contributions.
Community members can also participate in the NOH8 Campaign Open Photo Shoot from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Irving Archives and Museum.
By participating, attendees can show their support for LGBTQ rights and equality.
Meanwhile, the Dallas Arboretum will be hosting its 4th Annual Pride in Bloom event from 6 to 9 p.m. on June 21, featuring beautiful floral displays and entertainment.
Later that evening, the Mr. Dallas Eagle 2025 contest will take place at the Dallas Eagle, where contestants compete for the prestigious title.
On June 22, Shantaé & Friends Drag Brunch will be hosted by the Black Tie Dinner at Hamburger Mary’s, featuring a lively atmosphere and fabulous performances.
At 11 a.m. the same day, Tyler Area Gays+ will hold a post-Pride brunch at ETX Brewing Co., allowing participants to wind down after the Pride festivities.
One of the exciting community events is the Pride Ride scheduled for June 23 at One Ride Cycle.
Participants are invited to join in a fun and energetic ride starting at 7:15 p.m.
On June 24, Dallas Hope Charities will facilitate a virtual meeting for its “Hopeful Spaces: Support Group for Raising LGBTQIA+ Youth,” promoting mental well-being and support for families.
June 25 will see an ‘Artist Talk: Voices of Pride’ at Meow Wolf Grapevine, featuring discussions with local artists.
On June 26, fans of singing will want to take part in the Power of Pride Karaoke night hosted by Tyler Area Gays+ from 7 to 10 p.m.
This fun event will allow participants to showcase their talent in a supportive environment.
The Turtle Creek Chorale is performing Disney PRIDE in Concert on June 26-27 at the Meyerson Symphony Center.
This concert is perfect for families and Disney fans and is sure to evoke fond memories.
Moving to June 27, the North Texas LGBT Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual Pride in Business Celebration and Awards luncheon from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
This event recognizes businesses that make a positive impact in the LGBTQ community.
Later that evening, families are invited to Rainbow Rhythms: A Family Pride Night at Meow Wolf Grapevine, celebrating inclusiveness and joy at 6 p.m.
The Cedar Creek Lake Pride will host its Splash Kickoff Party at Elements by 456 at 5:30 p.m. on the same day, initiating their Pride events with excitement.
For those looking to network and learn, Dallas Hope Charities will host a Meet & Mingle event at the Dallas Contemporary Museum at 6 p.m. on June 27, followed by a Pride Panel discussion at 7 p.m.
On June 28, the Legacy Cares will present its Pride Variety Show at The Rose Room, featuring an array of entertainment from local performers.
Additionally, Tyler Area Gays+ will host a Pride Comedy Special at True Vine Brewing that night.
Resource Center is planning their 2025 Pride Celebration on June 28, welcoming the community for a day of fun activities.
Further, Trinity Pride Fest 2025 will return to Fort Worth, bringing together a multitude of activities to celebrate LGBTQ pride on June 28 from 6 to 10 p.m.
On June 29, Cedar Creek Lake Pride is holding a Splash Drag Brunch at Triple N Ranch Winery, continuing the celebratory spirit of the Pride Month.
This drag brunch promises to be fabulous, featuring performances and communal joy.
For those looking to mingle, the Sunday Drag Brunch at Virgin Hotels Dallas on June 29 is sure to be a hit.
Ending June with a twist, attendees can join a Pride Speed Dating & Singles Mixer at Over Under Sports Bar on June 30, designed for singles looking to connect.
As July rolls in, attendees can participate in the Cedar Springs Wine Walk on July 3, providing an excellent opportunity for wine lovers to indulge in local offerings.
Art enthusiasts can enjoy ‘Golden Girls’ from July 7-20 at the Art Centre Theatre in Plano, ensuring laughs and nostalgia for fans.
On July 15, Stonewall Democrats of Dallas will host their general meeting, staying engaged with current issues and ongoing support for the LGBTQ community.
As the month continues, Gaybingo: Christmas in July will take place on July 19 at S4, continuing the fun and philanthropic spirit.
August brings the next Cedar Springs Wine Walk on August 7, spotlighting local wines in a festive atmosphere.
From August 9-10, audiences can catch ‘Imagine’ at the Kalita Humphreys Theater, merging dance and theater for a unique experience.
The Turtle Creek Chorale will present ‘Guys & Dolls’ from August 15-17 at Moody Performance Hall, promising an entertaining theatrical show.
August 16 marks another festive Gaybingo event at S4, offering more opportunities to win and give back.
The Stonewall Democrats will reconvene for their general meeting on August 19, keeping the community connected.
August 30 concludes the month with a special concert featuring Bernadette Peters and the Plano Symphony Orchestra at the Meyerson Symphony Center.
September kicks off with another Cedar Springs Wine Walk on September 4, keeping the summer vibes alive.
The Stonewall Democrats will gather again on September 16 for their monthly meeting, fostering ongoing activism and camaraderie.
On September 17, Turtle Creek Chorale will present ‘Groundless Ground,’ another highly anticipated musical feature at the Meyerson.
September 20 brings Gaybingo: Game On at S4, continuing the trend of fun and community support.
Also on that day, the Turtle Creek Chorale will host its annual benefit gala, Rhapsody 2025, at The Statler.
The Fairway to Equality Golf Weekend will also be taking place on September 20, with proceeds supporting local LGBTQ initiatives.
All eyes will be on the 2025 Pride in Dallas Parade on September 21, a vibrant and inclusive celebration taking place on Cedar Springs.
For those interested in LGBTQ history, the exhibition ‘Badge of Pride: From Silence…to Celebration’ will be on display at the Irving Archives and Museum through September 28.
It’s a fantastic opportunity for the community to reflect on the past while celebrating present achievements.
For anyone looking to promote their events, individuals are invited to email their information to Mathew Dominguez at [email protected] by Monday at 5 p.m. to be included in the weekly issue.
Further listings can be found online at DallasVoice.com, ensuring that community members stay up to date with all happenings during this vibrant Pride Month.
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