Posted by Caitlin Clark | February 21st, 2013 at 4:19 pm
Do you like the barbecue goodness of Smoke or the tender magic of Chicken Scratch? Do you like craft beer from Deep Ellum Brewing Company, mussels from Lucia, or brunch from The Grape? Do you go to Central Market solely for the samples? You get around, Dallas food lover you, and you’re going to want in on this dinner.
Posted by Caitlin Clark | January 28th, 2013 at 4:10 pm
Until Saturday, my only brewery tour experience was the Guinness Storehouse in Dublin, Ireland. It’s a bit like a museum: very 
organized, very educational, and a little bit of beer.
When we pulled up to Deep Ellum Brewing Company this weekend, my thoughts were echoed exactly by one of our friends: “I don’t really know what I was expecting, but it wasn’t this.”
Posted by Caitlin Clark | December 5th, 2012 at 11:47 am
There are so many good things happening here. This massive toy drive for the DFW Chapter of Toys for Tots combines the DFW Food Truck Group with the U.S. Marine Corp for a special event at the Union Bankers building in Deep Ellum during the annual Toys for Tots Christmas toy drive.
Posted by Caitlin Clark | November 15th, 2012 at 4:26 pm
Owner, Stephanie Schumacher took to the LaGrange’s Facebook page this morning to announce that:
It’s a sad day! After a long 3 year journey, we are closing our Deep Ellum doors. We can’t thank everyone enough for your support over the last few years. To our wonderful staff, the amazing musicians who came through the door, and all the fans, we thank you! All shows are being relocated if possible to our favorite venues, so please be on the lookout for updates on the page to find out where to see all your favorite bands. Many thanks to Kim Finch and the Doublewide for hosting our shows last night and this evening.
For anyone who was a fan of the elegantly down home venue, this will be a sad farewell. Maybe this video will inspire someone to buy the great little music venue that was designed to be “not uber cool, but cool enough.”
Posted by Caitlin Clark | October 4th, 2012 at 3:40 pm
If, in an attempt to honor National Taco Day, you spent a good portion of your morning pondering which of the many taco places you were going to celebrate, you’ve noticed that Dallas is a place of great taco diversity. Those many taco places will soon have their day in the sun at the North Texas Taco Festival this coming April. It seems far away, but you might need all of that time to mentally prep yourself.
Held at Deep Ellum Outdoor Market and presented by the Taco Trail and Entrée Dallas, the North Texas Taco Festival will host more than 10 taquerias, restaurants, and food trucks serving up some of DFW’s favorite tacos both classic and unique. Venders will include Rock and Roll Tacos, So-Cal Tacos, Cafeteria y Loncheria El Padrino, and The Rusty Taco. For the taco connoisseurs of the world, wander into Zen Bistro & Dessert Bar for a Filipino taco.
Posted by Mark Sehnert | July 16th, 2012 at 12:04 pm
Last October, the Deep Ellum Community Association began their search for a logo that would represent their neighborhood by reaching out to members of the community and asking them to submit their suggestions. That search ended yesterday when the DECA revealed their chosen logo at the 3rd Annual Deep Ellum BBQ and Cakewalk.
The logo was designed by the Deep Ellum-based creative advertising agency, Belmont Icehouse, and is part of a family of logos that will help promote the Deep Ellum brand in all cultural facets of the neighborhood. The logos were chosen by a panel of judges with advertising backgrounds as well as members of the community at large.
What do you think of the logos? Do you think they accurately represent the culture and diversity of Deep Ellum? Post your comments below and let your opinion be heard!
Posted by Sarah Beauregard | March 29th, 2012 at 9:24 am
Here is a message from Deep Ellum’s own DUG Project Leader, Kelly Clemons:
Hello Fellow Gardeners,
We are very excited to announce DUG’s first workday for the building of the community gardens at 2620 Canton St!
It’s time to start building our planters! Read the rest of this entry »
Dallas' historic arts and entertainment district.
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