We made the trek to Fort Worth this weekend for drag brunch at Urban Cowboy Saloon.
Overall, it was a fun experience and a great show.
Rocky Horror Picture Show-themed drag brunch at Urban Cowboy Saloon, Fort Worth, TX.
The drag brunch cast at Urban Cowboy Saloon, Fort Worth, TX.
The theme was purportedly “Rocky Horror Picture Show” but the drag queens performed at many non-Rocky Horror songs. This probably kept the show more interesting for people unfamiliar with the movie.
The parade and festival was held in downtown Fort Worth. It was smaller and less organized than Dallas Pride, but still a lot of fun.
There were also a ton of people from Dallas, so we ran into a lot of friends.
Things started at the Fort Worth Stockyards because Michael had never been before (despite living in DFW for 7 years now!)
The Stockyards are always priceless people-watching, and certainly didn’t disappoint this time.
The most bored and miserable looking longhorn cow that I have seen, with the Texas historical museum in the back.
Artery cloggers at the Stockyards – who said we had to wait for the State Fair?
An ominous warning that this may be the last longhorn you take a photo with.
So when my mom was in town over the holidays, we made the journey across the Metroplex and got to experience some Texas realness.
The Fort Worth Stockyards area is a fun historic district with steakhouses, tourist shops, and a rodeo. The prices aren’t bad, although I don’t know if the drive is worth making the trip again.
It’s something you have to do once though, if only for the food.
And the pictures.
H3 Ranch near the Fort Worth, Texas, Stockyards
Finchers White Front Western Store
The Fort Worth Coliseum (a Rodeo)
The Fort Worth Rodeo Coliseum by the Stockyards
Leddy’s Boots & Saddlery in Fort Worth near the Stockyards
Texas Flag by the Fort Worth Stockyards