deep ellum

Since 1920, Deep Ellum has received worldwide recognition as an arts and entertainment district. Billed as 170 acres of fashion forward trend setting style setters and music venues, Deep Ellum is the eclectic extreme hotspot you must visit. Located downtown in east Dallas, it lies directly east of the elevated I-45/US 75 freeway and extends to Exposition Avenue.

So go take a cab or go Park and then roam, eat, and listen to some of the hottest Latin, Rock, Blues and Jazz you have ever heard in your life. From the New York style lofts, to the colorful people that blend with the world famous graffiti-filled walls, like the music says it's the one spot in the city that needs no daylight saving time because there is no bedtime....

Mozzarella Company

www.mozzco.com

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Paula Lambert is a cheesemaker and an entrepreneur. In 1982 she founded the Mozzarella Company, a small cheese factory in Dallas. Her hand-crafted, award-winning specialty cheeses are sold throughout the United states to restaurants, hotels and gourmet shops, as well as to cheese lovers at her factory shop in the Deep Ellum section of Dallas. Their regular classes and tastings make the Mozzarella Company a great place to spend the evening again and again.

Club Dada

www.clubdada.com

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A faded teal exterior trimmed in skillfully and colorfully painted tribal masks and a neon sign greet visitors to one of the best-known clubs in town. Three music stages--two inside and one outside--offer plenty of opportunity for dancing, drinking and mingling. For over twenty years Club Dada has earned a reputation as one of Dallas most exciting and eclectic music venues.

Curtain Club

www.curtainclub.com

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Located in the heart of Deep Ellum, Curtain Club prides itself on being one of the top live local music venues anywhere. Hundreds of local and regional bands consider Curtain Club as home. The Curtain Club stage has played host to such nationally renowned performers such as Henry Rollins, Papa Roach, Train, Nickelback, Soul Asylum and Corrosion of Conformity as well as being a launching pad for countless local artists.

Adair's Saloon

www.adairssaloon.com

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Why Adair's? Cold Beer. Great local music. One of the best burgers in Dallas. Cold Beer. Graffiti of various ink decorates the brick walls, which are also covered in neon beer monikers, odes to Texas and signs like, "Dance with the one who brung ya or no damn dancin'." Jukeboxes firmly stick to classic country, like Patsy, Hank and Merle. Thats why!