Dallas Pride 2017 is here.

Our 34th Edition
Now, a 2-day weekend event.

Festival - Saturday | Parade - Sunday

Saturday, September 16

Miller Lite Music Festival in The Park presented by T-Mobile
11:00 am-7:00 pm - Reverchon Park
Maple Ave. at Turtle Creek Blvd.
$10 Admission (credit cards accepted at gate) - All ticket sales and donations benefit our 2017 Pride beneficiary organizations. Children under 13 FREE when accompanied by Adult. Entertainment on two big stages with headliners

Kristine W and Alyssa Edwards.

Family PRIDE Zone
A safe space for LGBT Parents and their kids! A fenced off safe space will be created in Reverchon Park inside the gates of the main Festival in the Park. Security professionals will staff our balloon arched entrance. The Family PRIDE Zone will include food, games, entertainment, vendor booths and much more.

Teen PRIDE
Real Live Connection is hosting it's 5th annual Teen Pride, which will be held adjacent to the Miller Lite Music Festival in the Park and The Family Pride Zone at Reverchon Park. Teen Pride provides a safe space for LGBTQ+ teenagers aged 13-19 and is one way for the youth to gain exposure to various organizations which serve LGBTQ populations. Teens 13-19 admitted FREE. Suggested Donation for Adults $5.00, when in attendance with a Teen..

Sunday, September 17

The Lakewood Brewing Alan Ross Texas Freedom Parade
presented by T-Mobile
Steps off at 2:00 pm

Parade begins at Wycliff Ave. and marches down Cedar Springs Rd. to Turtle Creek Blvd. Announcer stands will be located at various locations along the route. Many businesses will be offering great viewing locations. This is a Free event to the public and everyone is welcome.

HANDICAP & MOBILITY IMPAIRED NOTICE

In order to better accommodate our guests who are handicapped or mobility impaired, there will be two designated areas for those who are in wheelchairs or otherwise mobility impaired. One area will be blocked off and clearly marked at the intersection of Throckmorton St. and Cedar Springs Rd. (between JR's and Zephyr Cafe). The other will be at the Oak Lawn United Methodist Church on the corner of Cedar Springs Rd. and Oak Lawn Ave. Those using these spaces will need to bring their own tents for shade but they will have a preferred viewing location.

For more information, please visit our website for your guide to 'Everything Pride'.

https://dallaspride.org

Important things to know.

NEW Parade Route TENT Policy
Personal pop-up tents are no longer permitted in the congested areas of the parade route, basically after Knight St. and before the parade reaches Oak Lawn Ave. Only pre-approved merchant tents will be allowed. Please look for the "No Tents" signage to assist you with correct placement areas. Please check out our FAQ page for more.

NEW Festival Bag Policy
Dallas Pride strongly encourages attendees to not bring any type of bags. However, some plastic bags will be allowed. Please view our Festival Bag Policy.

Parking and Transit
Parking is always an issue. Street parking fills up very fast on Parade weekend. For the Festival on Saturday, a designated taxi/car service area will be located at the corner of Turtle Creek Blvd. and Fairmount St.

DART bus route #29 will service the Festival in Reverchon Park. For Parade Day, consider using routes #29, #39 or #409.

Check out our FAQ page for more information:
https://dallaspride.org/frequently-asked-questions/