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Welcome to Dallas The Emerald City!  

                                                                                     Home of Super Bowl XLV!!

                                             Dallas Gay Pride Parade will be on September 19, 2010.

                       The performing arts and architectural community in Dallas is going through a true renaissance! 

Sure Dallas has multiple venues around the city. From the billion dollar Dallas Cowboys Stadium to intimate concert halls and wonderful neighborhood theatres, and great local art studios, and of course, the art-deco treasures of Fair Park, it’s also home to the largest state fair in America.

 

However, the newest cultural, and magnificently designed architectural gems are located in the largest arts districts in America. They are all within walking distance of each other and all are accessible by rail or trolley!

 

From the Dallas Museum of Art to the World-renowned Myerson Symphony Center to the Nasher Sculpture Center and Winspear Opera House, The Dee and Charles Wyly Theatre and, the Annette Strauss Artist Square to the Crow Collection of Asian Art and Sammons Park and the new Park Dallas that will joins all of these magnificent buildings and open spaces together under one name, The new AT&T Performing Arts Center

 

While in downtown Dallas you must check out Victory Park, Dallas’s version of Times Square and the new American Airlines Center. There are giant rolling TV screens that are fun to watch you can also checkout live local news broadcasts. Once you have spent some time in the arts district its fun to catch a ride on the McKinney Avenue Trolley and head to the Uptown area of Dallas. The route has many trendy shops and restaurants along the way that makes for an exciting day. Feel free to stop anywhere along the line as all the stops are in a gay friendly part of town. The Trolley takes you past the Four Seasons and the Crescent Court Hotel & shops and ends at the West Village for some exciting shopping or coffee break (starbucks) From there it is a short taxi ride to the heart of Oak Lawn and that is where most of the gay bars are located. A convenient hotel on the corner of Cedar Springs & Oak Lawn Blvd. is called the Warwick Melrose Hotel its within walking distance to all the Gay & Lesbian bars, shops and restaurants on Cedar Springs Road.

 

Dallas is also enjoying the redevelopment of its Trinity River corridor with a chain of urban lakes and parks and the Great Trinity Forest, one of the largest urban forests in America. In addition, there is the 40 story Spanish Architect Santiago Calatrava designed Margaret Hunt-Hill suspension bridge and other signature bridges that will cross its expanse. Dallas is truly a Vibrant and exciting city with a nightlife that is sure to please, we dont call it Big D for nothing!

 

Dallas Arts

Meyerson Symphony Center 214-692-0203

Nasher Scultpure Center 2001 Flora Street 214-242-5100

 

Dallas Attorneys

The Gormly Law Group, PLLC The Gormly Law Group, PLLC, is a Dallas, Texas-based law firm representing clients in such areas as GLBT law, family law, estate planning, litigation, media, Internet, arts & entertainment, and intellectual property.

http://www.gormlylawgroup.com/

 

Dallas Businesses

All Occasion Florist 3428 Oak Lawn 214-528-0898 or 800-598-0898

 

It's A Grind Coffee House 2901 Indiana Blvd. # 2D 214-954-7109 

 

Amber Waves Design a website & graphic design Company

Vicki McKinney-Archer www.amberwavesdesign.com

 

Cruises @  www.Gayribbean.com

Lesbian & Gay Jeep Association       TexasRainbowWranglers.com

 

Dallas Churches

Cathedral of Hope 5910 Cedar Springs Road 214-351-1901

interfaithpeacechapel.org

 

Dallas Clubs

Alexandre’s 4026 Cedar Springs 214-559-0970

Barbara's Pavillion 325 Centre Street  214-941-2145

BJ. NXS 3333 N, Fitzhugh Ave. 214-526-9510 FX 214-559-0669

Cherries 2506 Knight Street 214-520-8251

Cross Bar 5334 Lemmon Avenue 214-443-8336

Dallas Eagle 2515 Inwood Rd in Rear 214-357-4375

Escandalo 6102 Maple Avenue 214-350-3131

Havana 4006 Cedar Springs 214-526-9494

Hidden Door 5025 Bowser Avenue 214-526-0620

Hung Dingers 4000 Cedar Springs Suite E 214-522-HUNG

Jack's Backyard 2303 Pittman Street  214-741-3131

J.R.’s 3923 Cedar Springs 214-559-0650

Kaliente 4350 Maple Avenue 214-520-6676

Mickey’s 3851A Cedar Springs 214-219-6425

Pecker’s 2615 Oak Lawn 214-528-3333

Pub Pegasus 3326 N. Fitzhugh Ave. 214-559-4663

Rush Bar 3903 Lemmon Ave. 214-780-0955

Round-Up 3912 Cedar Springs 214-522-9611

Station-4 3911 Cedar Springs 214-526-7171

Sue Ellen’s 3014 Throckmorton 214-521-5206

The Brick & Joes 2525 Wycliff 214-421-3154

Tin Room 2514 Hudnall

The Mining Co 3903 Cedar Springs 214-521-4205

Woody’s Sports Bar 4011 Cedar Springs

Zippers 3333 N. Fitzhugh Male Dancers!! 214-526-9519

 

Dallas Salons/Personal Care/Massage

Salon 2212    2122 Boll St        214-219-1411

Relaxation By Design Paul A. Walker, Registered Massage

Therapist   paulpaullu@sbcglobal.com 469-831-5107

 

Dallas Organizations

Aids Services Dallas PO 4338/75208 214-941-0523

John Thomas Gay & Lesbian Community Center 2701 Regan 214-528-9254

Turtle Creek Chorale PO 190137/75219 214-526-3214

 

Dallas Real Estate

Sharon Middleton Uptown/Oak Lawn Dallas 214-742-2424 smiddleton@sharonmiddleton.com　 

 

Dallas Restaurants

Black Eyed Pea 3857 Cedar Springs 214-521-4580

Hunky’s 4000 Cedar Springs 214-522-1212

Hung Dingers 4000 Suite E Cedar Springs 214-522-4864　

It's A Grind Coffee House 2901 Indiana Blvd. # 2d 214-954-7109 

　

Dallas Spa’s-Fitness

Club Dallas 2616 Swiss 214-821-1990

Midtown Spa 2509 Pacific 214-821-9519