LGBTQ center Prism North Texas is set to host a Pride Event in September that will celebrate transgender and non-conforming members of the community.
Texas Trans Pride will also host a resource fair from 7 p.m. to midnight which will have a variety of free items and information including gender-affirming clothes and garments for trans and gender non-conforming folks. The event will also have STD testing on-site.
After the evening’s performances, the evening will conclude with a dance party. Food trucks will also be on site.“We’re trying to make this as accessible as possible to as many people as possible,” they said. “We want this to be an event where anyone feels welcome to celebrate and welcome to attend. And then on top of that, we just want to create a space that’s affirming for anyone.”TXTransPride.
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