BearDance moves from party to experience with art, drag and more
This piece by Linus Garsys is among BearDance’s new art exhibition ‘Masked: The Art of Anonymity.’ (Photo via Facebook) Alongside Texas Bear Round-up’s return, which officially kicks off today, is BearDance.
The nonprofit organization hosts TBRU’s official dance party each year and makes its own comeback Friday night at S4. In its evolution though, BearDance has grown from the dance floor into a full-on experience.
Since its inception more than 10 years ago, Bear Dance has grown from a dance party to include drag and live music performances, increased the DJ roster and introduced its pre-party event Opposites Attract, a mixer that brings bears and the men who love them together.
This year, the BearDance board has added another element – an art exhibition. “It started when we wer thinking about our decorations.
