[UPDATE] Their site is temporarily offline, if you would like to RSVP, or request more information please call 214 939.5255

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Danger in Deep Ellum by Andrew Uhler just aired on Austin’s NPR radio station KUT. It’s a
decent story about the area, both it’s history and it’s current transitional state. Interviews include Robert Wilonsky, The Reverend Horton Heat and Barry Annino. Runs about 5 minutes.

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Andrew Uhler of KUT90.5 in Austin did a nice little piece on Deep Ellum which you can listen to HERE. Also Robert Wilonsky covers the piece with jaded aplomb. Something tells me Hixon should have hung on the line for a little bit longer. The Observer blog is HERE so maybe stop in and give […]

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Yesterday two people from the Deep Ellum Association and the man who wrote the book on Deep Ellum were on KERA’s Think yesterday. You can download the audio HERE!

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Please go read Robert Wilonsky’s post and give your thoughts on this important piece of history that is being neglected by Westdale Properties.

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Frank Campagna of Kettle Art, recently took a trip to New York, New York for the Affordable Art Fair. Frank is a regular on our site and even painted our mural at Walton & Commerce, so check out his adventures in NYC.

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Hello Everyone:
Please make plans to attend the DART Rail construction meeting on Tuesday July 17 at 6:30 p.m. at the Center for Non Profit Management at 2900 Live Oak Street and Malcolm X Blvd. It’s up to all of us to communicate our needs to DART representatives and ask them for their help in providing […]

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The Dallas Convention and Visitors Bureau is in the planning stages of their 50th Anniversary Celebration. They will have 6 story boards reflecting the past 50 years as well as the development of a 30-minute documentary on how the DCC and the DallasCVB have impacted the Dallas economy and they would like to include […]

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