Tag Archives: Dallas Symphony Orchestra

Concert Notice: Indigo Girls and Janis Ian head to Dallas — but not together

Posted on June 18, 2012 by Rich Lopez

Two queer icons of music come to Dallas and we don’t mean Madonna. Continue reading →

Posted in Instant Tea, life+style | Tagged concert notice, Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Indigo Girls, Janis Ian, meyerson, queer icons, Rose Room, Winspear Opera House | Leave a comment

This week’s takeaways: Life+Style

Posted on June 8, 2012 by Arnold Wayne Jones

ATTPAC celebrates the Tony Awards with watching party, Prometheus is a damn good scare and Razzle Dazzle gets into full swing. Continue reading →

Posted in Instant Tea, life+style | Tagged Dallas Symphony Orchestra, marvin hamlisch, michael feinstein, Neil Patrick Harris, Prometheus, Razzle Dazzle, taylor dayne, Tony's, Winspear Opera House | Leave a comment

DSO Community Concert at Paul Quinn

Posted on May 23, 2012 by Rich Lopez

Symphonic spree Hard to believe the Dallas Symphony Orchestra Community Concerts Series has been going on for more than 20 years. But who can resist a free concert of any kind? The DSO heads south tonight for their performance led … Continue reading →

Posted in Today's Best Bet | Tagged Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Paul Quinn College | Leave a comment

Top 10: Celebrations saw major changes

Posted on December 29, 2011 by Kevin Thomas

No. 7 Change was the name of the game when it came to the traditional LGBT celebrations this year, from Easter in the Park in April to the 30th anniversary Tarrant County Gay Pride Week celebrations in October. In mid-March … Continue reading →

Posted in News, Texas | Tagged 30th anniversary, Alan Ross, Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Dallas Voice, freedom parade, gay event, gay pride week, lgbt community, march news, merchants association, metro pcs, night extravaganza, park conservancy, pooch parade, razzle dazzle dallas, ross texas, texas freedom, title sponsors, traditional easter, Turtle Creek | Leave a comment

Quiet Legend

Posted on August 18, 2011 by Kevin Thomas

Iconic crooner Johnny Mathis still has insecurities about music MATHIS EASY | For years, Mathis refrained from talking about his being gay, calling it a ‘generational thing.’ Now he laughs that, as a septuagenarian, there isn’t much to talk … Continue reading →

Posted in Featured, Life+Style, Music | Tagged crooner johnny, Dallas Symphony Orchestra, dallasvoice, doubts, ego, extraordinary circumstances, Grammy awards, guinness book of world, guinness book of world records, homecoming, how to read music, inkling, johnny mathis, meyerson, piano lessons, playing piano, rich lopez, septuagenarian | Leave a comment

WATCH: ‘Spontaneous entertainment’ during the DSO’s performance at Easter in the Park

Posted on April 25, 2011 by John Wright

In response to our slideshow from the Pooch Parade, a Facebook friend directs us to the above footage of two would-be dancers who took to the grass stage during the Dallas Symphony Orchestra’s performance at Easter in the Park on … Continue reading →

Posted in Instant Tea, life+style | Tagged Dallas Symphony Orchestra, dancers, grass stage, pooch parade, Pride, slideshow | 1 Comment

Plans finalized for Easter in Lee Park

Posted on April 21, 2011 by John Wright

IN YOUR EASTER BONNET | Outrageous bonnets are as much a part of Easter in Lee Park as the annual Pooch Parade. And bonnets and pooches both will likely be in abundance this Sunday for the annual celebration. Funding comes … Continue reading →

Posted in More Headlines News, News, Texas | Tagged community engagement, Dallas Symphony Orchestra, easter bonnet, event organizer, kroger, merchants association, park conservancy, pooch parade, title sponsor, turtle creek boulevard | 1 Comment

Concert Notice: k.d. Lang does Dallas this October

Posted on March 31, 2011 by Rich Lopez

I found on k.d. Lang’s website that she recently confirmed a date on her tour for Dallas. Lang and her band, The Siss Boom Bang, will play the Meyerson Symphony Center, Oct. 11 at 8 p.m. The show is presented … Continue reading →

Posted in Instant Tea, life+style | Tagged Dallas Symphony Orchestra, johnny cash, kd lang, Meyerson Symphony Center, Perez Hilton | Leave a comment

Easter in the Park back on; so is Creek Craze

Posted on March 17, 2011 by John Wright

EASTER PARADE | The pooch parade, a picnic and a concert by the Dallas Symphony Orchestra in Lee Park are an Oak Lawn tradition. After Easter in the Park was dismantled, the Lee Park Conservancy and Cedar Springs Merchants put … Continue reading →

Posted in Featured, News, Texas | Tagged buzzword, costume co, Dallas Symphony Orchestra, easter egg roll, easter parade, easter sunday, easter week, free outdoor concerts, homophobic, lgbt community, neighborhood group, Oak Lawn, orchestra concert, palm sunday, park conservancy, park picnic, pet costume, pooch parade, taffet, turtle creek boulevard | 12 Comments

Easter in the Park to go forward as scheduled despite rumors, but Pooch Parade still up in air

Posted on March 15, 2011 by David Taffet

The Pooch Parade in Lee Park. Despite rumors and after some behind-the-scenes negotiating, Easter in the Park will take place as usual on Easter Sunday, April 24. The Turtle Creek Association, which has staged the event for years, decided to … Continue reading →

Posted in Instant Tea, news | Tagged ceo john, Chris Heinbaugh, Dallas Symphony Orchestra, Dwaine Caraway, easter egg roll, free concerts, john williams, merchants association, pooch parade, turtle creek boulevard | 11 Comments

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