Join us in Dallas the weekend of August 16-17 for an exciting training that will put you in position to help make 2008 the Year to Win for GLBT individuals across the country.
 
This year, elections will occur for a new president, all U.S. House members, one-third of the U.S. Senate, and thousands of state legislators. The Human Rights Campaign will be on the campaign trail every step of the way - and we want you to be there, too. Camp Equality is a two-day training session to develop and hone campaigning skills.
 

Whether you are just getting involved in the electoral process or are a campaign professional, Camp Equality can help you learn how to become more effective at advocating your causes and your candidates. Registration for is $35 and includes a one-year HRC membership.
 

Register now online.  
Camp Equality Registration web site

 

 

The Nasher Sculpture Garden welcomes you to the beautiful outdoor sculpture garden where fountains are always splashing, and to the luminescent indoor galleries which house one of the finest collections of modern and contemporary sculpture in the world.

 

If you are not lucky enough to have tickets to the Sold Out Thursday night Nasher Salon Series featuring writers Larry McMurtry and Diana Ossana ("Brokeback Mountain"), then we suggest you catch the FREE Friday Night movie presented by Comerica Bank. Admission is Free and tonight's selection is "GREASE." You can dine in the Garden from 6-10 pm, enjoy live entertainment with the James Gabriano Trio from 7-9 pm, take in the sunset viewing of James Turrell's Skyspace Tending then watch the Movie in the Garden with free popcorn.
 

Sunday, July 13
Round Up Saloon
8:00 pm
 

Founded in 1989, Legacy Counseling Center provides counseling and critical care services for persons impacted with HIV and AIDS.  Over the past 18 years, Legacy (a non-profit 501(c)(3) agency partially funded under the Ryan White C.A.R.E. Act and the State of Texas HIV Services Grant) has provided care to thousands of individuals and is the largest agency of its kind in the Southwest.  Legacy also operates Founders Cottage, a licensed seven-bedroom housing facility in Oak Cliff providing 24-hour supervised care for critically ill AIDS patients.
 
The Miss Legacy Pageant is a funding source for Legacy.  Remember for every dollar you raise both before and during the pageant, you will receive one point on your total score.  Yes, this pageant can be bought, and we would love for you to do it. All applications are due Friday, July 11, 2008 - that's tonight folks! Complete information can be found online.
 

 

Gaybingo takes place every third Saturday (except December) in The Rose Room at S4, 3911 Cedar Springs, Dallas 75219 -- in the heart of Oak Lawn. Doors open at 5PM. Games start at 6PM. Pre-sold tickets get first entry when the doors open. This month's theme: Live! at Gaybingo. Broadway showstoppers come alive!

 

Purchase Tickets 

Saturday, July 26
Sue Ellen's
Parking Lot
3:00 - 8:00 pm
 

The second annual Dallas Lesbian Festival will be held Saturday, July 26 from 3pm - 8pm in the parking lot at 3009 Throckmorton. The festival will benefit the Resource Center of Dallas' Family Violence Program and Rockin' for Rescue. Rain or shine, there will be food, drink, fun and surprises. And yes, it is pet-friendly!
 
All girl bands will be performing on the stage, featuring Sarah Bettens. Also performing will be Anton Shaw, Ciao Bella and Kathy Corbin. Tickets are $10 presale and $15 at the gate. A limited number of presale tickets are on sale at Sue Ellen's.