In the 1960s, it was illegal for bars to knowingly serve queer people. So they threw afternoon dances instead and called tea dances.

What started as an act of survival became one of the most beloved traditions in queer history — From Fire Island Pines to Provincetown at golden hour, Dallas never had its own. Until NOW.

#SUNGAYBEST is a Sunday tea dance built for every queer person who wants a place to gather, dance, and be unapologetically themselves.

Come feel that queer joy with music from @cassetevensmusic, @justjamesvibes and @frankid.dj at the opening ceremony this Sunday, May 31st from 4-9pm @ reviewloungedallas. (No Cover)

Dance through the decades and celebrate the history of tea dance music and beyond. Sunday is ours again!

#DallasDisco #TeadDance