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Eighteen beneficiaries will share a $1.142 million distribution from the 30th Black Tie Dinner. The distributions were announced during a celebration at the Dallas Museum of Art on December 15.

Halloween in Dallas is expected to spawn countless unique costumes at the 2011 Oak Lawn Halloween Street Party. The annual free celebration is one of the largest in the Southwest.

Halloween in Dallas is expected to spawn countless unique costumes at the 2011 Oak Lawn Halloween Street Party. The annual free celebration is one of the largest in the Southwest.

Tens of thousands of people turned out along Cedar Springs Road in Oak Law on Sunday, Sept. 18, for the 28th Alan Ross Texas Freedom parade.

Another fabulous festival in Lee Park brings Pride weekend to a close as crowds gathered after the parade. What was different this year? To help ease production costs there was a small admission fee to enter, which didn’t stop the masses from enjoying a beautiful afternoon. EDGE has the images from the celebration.

Another fabulous festival in Lee Park brings Pride weekend to a close as crowds gathered after the parade. What was different this year? To help ease production costs there was a small admission fee to enter, which didn’t stop the masses from enjoying a beautiful afternoon. EDGE has the images from the celebration.

Always the most anticipated event of Dallas Gay Pride, the 28th Annual Alan Ross Texas Freedom Parade kicked off on Sunday with all the glitter and glamor to entertain an audience of over 15,000. This year’s theme is "It Only Gets Better" and was one of the best parades in years.

Always the most anticipated event of Dallas Gay Pride, the 28th Annual Alan Ross Texas Freedom Parade kicked off on Sunday with all the glitter and glamor to entertain an audience of over 15,000. This year’s theme is "It Only Gets Better" and was one of the best parades in years.

In spite of an admission fee and new security procedures, 45,000 people are expected to attend Dallas’ annual Pride parade and festival on Sunday, Sept. 18.

The 2011 Dallas Pride Parade and Festival Annual celebration is expected to draw more than 40,000 spectators at one of Dallas’ largest outdoor events, with the theme "It Only Gets Better" - and Ben Cohen, as VIP guest.