Easter in the Park - Dallas, Texas

Dallas' 23rd annual Easter in the Park celebration is THIS Sunday, March 23 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Easter in the Park is one of the largest annual outdoor events in Dallas, attracting thousands of attendees to celebrate the holiday with food, fun, and live music.  The Turtle Creek Association and the Dallas Symphony Orchestra organize this every year, and patrons are invited to come out and picnic on the grounds of Lee Park.  A map to the park is below - HERE is a link that will allow you to print directions.

The majority of patrons to Easter in the Park are the gay community -- trust me, if you come out to this celebration, you'll see all kinds of crazy things, mainly Easter bonnets, jello shots in plastic eggs, and decked out dogs.

The day’s festivities include a Pooch Parade (starting at 1 p.m.) and a performance by the Dallas Symphony Orchestra (at 3 p.m.).

The party will finish at the strip (Cedar Springs), where crazy gays will be awarded prizes for the Best Bonnet.  If the weather holds out, I'll be out there with BOB, Heather, and the gang looking for great stories for the blog.  

If you are in Dallas this weekend, and the weather is nice, I encourage you to attend.  This is one of my favorite weekends of the year in Dallas.

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