Trinity Cider will open its doors this Friday, October 12th for their highly anticipated debut.

Come celebrate the opening weekend of Deep Ellum’s first cidery, and try six handcrafted cider flavors brewed right on site at their Main Street location by Head Ciderist Josh Price. Doors open at 6:00pm!

Every October, Kettle Art Gallery likes to put their focus on music and musicians. ‘Sound Shot’ features the works of many North Texas’ finest live music photographers, in a presentation their works should be given.

This exhibit offers you the ‘best seat in the house’ and may be the closest you may ever get to actually being there. The exhibition runs through October 21st.

Ignite Art Collective Presents: October Flowmoon featuring performance artists, live music with Consider the Source & Pillow Pocket, DJs, vendors, art, glass blowing, open fire circle, and more! Grab your tickets here.

Check out Deep Ellum Art Co.’s daily drink specials. On Fridays, they have $5 wells until 8 PM.

Join Councilmembers Philip T. Kingston, Scott Griggs, Omar Narvaez and Deputy Mayor Pro Tem Adam Medrano for this short, accessible ride from Main Street Garden Park to City Hall.

Meet at Main Street Gardens at 7:30am, start the ride to City Hall at 8am then gather for a press event on the plaza there at 8:30am.

Find more information about the event here or reach out to Deep Ellum’s own Local Hub Bicycle Co.

Join Flea Style for the final two workshops of their four-part workshop series designed to help makers and shakers learn important marketing and public relations skills to take their business to the next level.

Whether you’re considering starting a company or need some solid tips for your budding biz, don’t miss these classes taught by Dallas’ top industry experts!

This new event series hosted by BREDA Studio will allow you to learn unique skills taught by masters of their craft.

During this workshop, you will learn the basics of DJ-ing and production along with basic beat matching, mixing and scratching.

Register now before the spots fill up!

The Improvised Horror Movie is the never before seen horror film, improvised live on stage, based on the audience’s suggestion.

Complete with all the stereotypical horror movie characters and tropes, it’s the scariest (and most hilarious) horror comedy show to hit Dallas! Like most Horror Films, this show is rated R.

Grab your tickets here for all performances!

Elwood is a recluse who lives in the piney woods just outside Canton, Georgia. ELWOOD tells the story of his sordid past and his unpredictable future as he tries to save baby Elvis, who has come under his charge, from nefarious people who want Elvis for themselves.

The innocence of a child’s love and trust and Elwood’s determination to protect baby Elvis at all costs lead Elwood down a road he never expected to journey. ELWOOD is a musical comedy filled with dazzling spectacle, dance, and original music that spins a tale of a desperate man.

Join the Ochre House Theater for ELWOOD and grab your tickets today!

The 25th Annual Deep Ellum Arts Festival will be providing “local visual artists” from Deep Ellum and/or Downtown Dallas a special discount code to waive the $40.00 jury fee other artists pay when applying to the festival. Accepted local artists will also receive discounted exhibit space within the festivals Deep Ellum Artists’ Village. The deadline for the application is November 5th, 2018.

Local artists should contact the festival by email at art@meifestivals.com to be screened and receive the needed code to use when applying. Apply to the festival here!

Looking for weekend plans? AllGood Cafe is your one-stop shop for great food and live music every weekend!

Featuring music of all styles and genres, check out the calendar and grab dinner with a show at AllGood Cafe.

Come and view our four new artists that have just joined the gallery this month! We are happy to announce Mione Plant, April Henegar, Trevor Mikula, & Derrick Hickman have pieces now on display at the gallery.

Flamingle on over!

Follow along on Instagram & online!

No Way Rosé draft and glassware are now available at the Deep Ellum Taproom!

No Way Rosé is a southwestern rosé-style ale brewed with prickly pear, rhubarb, and mesquite honey (5.8% abv, 25 IBUs.)

Help us shape the future of our neighborhood! To best prepare our priorities, activities, and resources as the operator of the Deep Ellum Public Improvement District, the Deep Ellum Foundation is conducting a call for community feedback to inform our Strategic Plan, 2019-2025.

The Deep Ellum Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that manages the Public Improvement District spanning Deep Ellum from Good Latimer Expy at Live Oak Street to Main Street at Haskell Avenue. We work to enhance, improve, and market the neighborhood as a whole. We hire police and security officers, clean sidewalks and make repairs, and offer neighborhood updates as well as wayfinding via the DeepEllumTexas.com website, the Deep Ellum newsletter, and social media. We serve as the liaison between city officials, business owners, property owners, and residents.

It is our priority to help neighborhood stakeholders get connected and make the most of your experience here. So, please share your input by taking a few minutes to fill out our 15-question DEF Strategic Plan Survey. We appreciate your time, engagement and feedback!

Thank you!