Thank you for stopping by Hint of Mint. Hint of Mint is here to showcase and introduce the Dallas GLBT community in a way it hasn’t been seen before. Focusing on local artists, musicians, venues and perhaps more in the future, Hint of Mint wants to expose the GLBT community in an entertaining way no one has seen before.
Bands, artists, musicians, comedians and performers – send in your press releases and show information to HintOfMintLive@gmail.com. Upon receipt, we’ll make arrangements to come video your show or set up an interview to preview your event.
Venues, shops, restaurants – Contact us as well with show or event information and we can set up to capture it on video. We are even up to profiling establishments or showcasing them in our interviews. For ideas, advertising and arrangements, email us at HintOfMintLive@gmail.com.
Gee, Rich, I’ve not even announced this show yet, and you give me a review, and a glowing one at that, Thanks!
Scott Free tipped me off…..but how did You find me?
Thanks, again,
JD Doyle
hey – we’ve chatted on facebook, but not sure who you are since there are no pics – just curious, have we met at the guerillabar thing?
peace, patrick
Hey Rich!
Glad to see that you’re comfortable posting events and groups with the word “queer” in them. I know some folks have issues with the use of that term in general, but especially by gays and lesbians when referring to themselves.
Once upon a time, “queer” meant different or odd. I like to think that as a gay man I am different (some would argue that I am also odd) and I am not at all uncomfortable reclaiming that word to use when I refer to myself and others on occasion. It’s interchangeable in my vocabulary. I am just curious if I am in the minority with regards to this issue. I am seeing more and more use of the term lately, so maybe I am in the majority and just don’t know it.
I would be interested to know what your thoughts or feelings are about the use of “queer.” Are you of the mind that as gay/lesbian people we can reclaim the word “queer” for ourselves, or are you part of the camp who believes that the use of that word should be avoided by the gay/lesbian community altogether? You might not have feelings either way or perhaps you would rather not get into that discussion on here. I am just curious…
Thanks so much for all the hard work you put into HoM, and a special thanks for the vid clips of TBRU!
Best wishes and keep on Hint of Minting!
Galen