Trinity Pride Fest News Today

In a conservative city in a conservative state, not all area churches welcome the LGBT community. Second only to the Cathedral of Hope in Dallas, the largest area church with such outreach is Celebration Community Church (908 Pennsylvania Av, Fort Worth 817-335-3222), led by Jorene Taylor Swift. Yes, you read that

The best events and activities in North Texas this week.

Led by two women in Forth Worth, Texas, a roasting startup called Ostara Coffee Roasters is spicing up the cold brew scene.

With temps topping 100 degrees, many of us have taken to whispering “Hail Mary”’s as we pass our domestic altars — our thermostats — hoping our overburdened and underregulated power grid doesn’t unexpectedly test our rugged independence once again. Load up on ice and refreshments in bottled or canned form just in

 Wednesday, June 21  Fort Worth singer-songwriter Joshua Ingram is putting on a free 12-hour concert outside at Harvest Hall at Hotel Vin (215 E Dallas Rd, Grapevine, 817-796-9696) from 10am to 10pm. Called ALZ the Songs, this second annual event benefits the North Central Texas chapter of the Alzheimer’s

Near Southsiders are planning for the biggest Pride month yet with dozens of bars and restaurants preparing to raise money for LGBTQ+ charities. Proceeds from select Bearded Lady cocktails, for example, will support The Trevor Project, a nonprofit that works to prevent suicide among queer youths. Capping off the

Carlie Alaniz was surprised to see her vendor fee refunded and then an email stating, "Our values are Biblically based, we do not have the same views as LGBTQ...

Why do we celebrate Pride in June? As an ally, I had some research to do to find out. The Library of Congress says Pride Month commemorates the 1969 uprising at the Stonewall in Manhattan. After a series of unjust police raids, bar patrons fought back, and the modern LGBTQ+ rights movement began. In North Texas, we

In 2017, a fire destroyed the beloved Rainbow Lounge and, with it, the main LGBTQ+ gathering space in Fort Worth. The scene hasn’t been the same ever since, and many people outsource to Dallas when they want to have a good time. But new ownership at The Urban Cowboy Saloon and the dedication of the staff at mainstays

After two long years without an in-person celebration in Fort Worth, and at the end of a week with devastating implications for LGBTQ+ rights, the local Pride celebration tasted particularly sweet.  Families, couples, and friends of all sexualities, races, and backgrounds spent some time Saturday at Magnolia Green