by Deep Ellum Team | Sep 14, 2021 | Deep Ellum Community
Deep Ellum’s popularity as an entertainment district is what put it on the map, but as the district grows, it is increasingly serving as a home for residents. As the residential population increases, so do the amenities for people who live and work in Deep Ellum,...
by Deep Ellum Team | Sep 10, 2021 | Art & Culture, Deep Ellum Community, Entertainment
Deep Ellum has been a haven for artists and those with a creative spirit since its earliest days. To celebrate those creative spirits, Deep Ellum Open Studios was created to honor the artistic core and legacy of the Deep Ellum neighborhood. On Saturday, Sept. 18, from...
by Deep Ellum Team | Aug 24, 2021 | Deep Ellum Community, Deep Ellum History, Stay & Live
One of Deep Ellum’s most historic and culturally significant buildings used to be a vacant eyesore, but now houses the first hotel in the district! The Kimpton Pittman Hotel offers the ideal resting place within Beaux-arts architectural digs. Built in 1916, the...
by Deep Ellum Team | Aug 20, 2021 | Deep Ellum Community, Eat & Drink
If you’ve been to Deep Ellum over the past 20 years, there is a strong chance that you have dined at AllGood Cafe! And there is also a pretty good chance that you’ve been several times to enjoy their beloved breakfast menu, chicken-fried steak, or a night of live...
by Guest Author | Jul 30, 2021 | Art & Culture, Deep Ellum Community
Mari Pohlman has one of the most distinctive styles in Dallas. Her artwork covers walls and canvases across the city but primarily her work can be found in Downtown, Uptown, West Dallas, Mockingbird Station, and Deep Ellum. Mari’s journey to becoming a professional...
by Deep Ellum Team | Jul 23, 2021 | Deep Ellum Community, Eat & Drink
In the wake of the pandemic, Deep Ellum businesses have brought creative and collaborative seating and public space to the streets! Utilizing local artists, creatives, and their own ingenuity, parklets, pop-ups, and public seating can now be enjoyed in new spaces...
