Deep Ellum is one of the most eclectic, historic, and famous parts of Dallas. It's rich with music and art history. Everywhere you turn you see murals: random murals, Dallas' iconic skyline murals, Dallas landmark murals, a whole alley way of murals dedicated to blues musicians, etc. I mean how cool is it that the Deep Ellum Arts Co commissioned artists to paint 42 murals around the area? And that's not all that's there - there is so much more! So much so, that I had to break the Deep Ellum blog post into 4️⃣ different posts! Yes, 4️⃣, so here is blog post 2️⃣! The murals in Deep Ellum hold a special place in my heart - my husband and I got our engagement pictures done in here! They even have several small businesses (and a few bigger ones), restaurants, dessert shops, 7 music venues, plus a bowling alley AND a place where you can do a little batting practice for baseball that has a bar inside. Anything you could want Deep Ellum has it: history ✅ art ✅ music ✅ food ✅ shopping ✅. You won't be bored when you ✅ this place out!
The Art
The murals here are EVERYTHING and are literally everywhere you turn! Each time I have gone down to Deep Ellum I spent 2+ hours taking pictures and get 3+ miles of walking in. It can be over stimulating but hey, I got you! Fair warning, for most of these murals you gotta get there early or go during a week day or you'll get a ton of murals with cars parked in front.
Like I said before - there is art literally everywhere you look and turn. So I'll tackle all the murals by taking it street by street starting from N Good Latimer Expy. The second set of Murals are located on Commerce St. Again, I'll start at Good Latimer Expy and move down Commerce St.
Saving Big Tex Mural
Big Tex is being burned by Godzilla but thank goodness for the Traveling Man who came to save him! I like to believe this is the artist rendition of when Big Tex experienced an electrical short and caught on fire during the last week of the 2012 State Fair. On the back of Cane Rosso facing one of the bigger parking lots for Deep Ellum. A walk thru entrance for the parking lot can be found on Commerce St and Good Latimer Expy.
Artist(s): Frank Campagna well known muralist and Dallas native. He currently owns Kettle Art Gallery off Main St in Deep Ellum. (website: Frank Campagna)
Cane Rosso Mural
Located on the patio for Cane Rosso are these two guys who need no introduction. Enjoy your pizza with these two! They face Cane Rosso's patio and N Good Latimer Expy.
Artist(s): Frank Campagna (website: Frank Campagna)
RBC Mural
Outlining the entrance to RBC bar facing Punch Bowl Social and is right before you get to Twisted Root. Unfortunately every time I was in the area the door to the entrance was closed.
Artist(s) Unknown.
Twisted Root Mural
On the patio of The Twisted Root Burger Company facing Commerce St. Perfect spot to take an instagram worthy picture of your burger.
Artist(s) Unknown.
The next set of murals are easy to spot - they are located in a parking lot that you can access from Commerce St or Main St. The lot is located behind the Patagonia, Twisted Root Burger Co, and is on the side of the parking lot of Vidorra.
Full of Tacos Mural
No truer words have been spoken, I wish I was full of tacos and queso now! Queso is key, if only it was that simple! This mural is on the side of Vidorra Mexican restaurant behind their patio facing the parking lot.
Artist(s): Jerod "DTox" Davies comes from a long line of artists. "His passionate approach at creating art is fueled by a deeply-rooted attraction for unconventional beauty. Heavily influenced by texture, his style is virtually impossible to categorize yet easy to describe, bold portraits, believable and surreal, direct yet ornate with a vibrant sarcasm." (website: thejerod instagram: @dtoxart)
Sam Hopkins and Mance Lipscomb Mural
Next up on the parking lot murals is Sean Hopkins who is depicted in his iconic sunglasses. Sean is from Centerville, TX and is one of the most influential blues musicians. He inspired some of the great modern day guitarists: Townes Van Zandt, Hank Williams, Jr., and a generation of blues musicians like Stevie Ray Vaughan. Mance Lipscomb who's real name ids Beau De Glen Lipscomb is on the left. Mance was given the name Mance short for emancipation by a family friend. Mance was born in 1895 but was not discovered until 1960. Another mural of Mance can be found in the Blues Alley.
Artist(s): Ryan Stalsby graduated from the Art Institute of Dallas in 2006 and originally worked for a graphic design company before branching out to create paintings and murals. (website: Ryan Stalsby)
El Raton Mural
Be on the look out El Raton, he has showed up to Dallas and is ready to take over!
Artist(s) Unknown, I can't find this artist's tag - anyone know?
Deep Ellum Icons Mural
What a shame that a good portion of this mural is covered by the parking sign! Such a good mural though showing some iconic moments and landmarks from around Dallas.
Artist(s): Michael McPheeters aka MR.MURAL grew up in Los Angeles. He began his career as a street artist and scenic painter in the film industry. He eventually made his way to Dallas where he has become a "multifaceted contemporary artist, activist and graffiti writer". (website: MichaelMcPheeters instagram: @michaelmchpheeters)
Not All Heroes Wear Capes Mural
This mural needs no explanation - the final mural in the parking lot closest to Commerce St.
Artist(s): Steve Hunter originally from the UK but his work brought him over to the US where he resides in Dallas. "Hunter Creates, a mural company that blends the Fine Arts talent of Steve Hunter design talent of Michelle Hunter to create murals and artwork for a unique visual experience for commercial or residential environments." (website: Hunter Creates instagram: @hunter_creates_murals)
I 🖤🩶🤍🤎 DE Mural
Located on a side door for Dot's Hop House and Cocktail Bar facing Commerce St.
Artist(s) Unknown.
Eyes Mural
Located on the patio for Ruins these eyes will be the first thing you see, they face Pryor St at the intersection of Pryor and Commerce St.
Artist(s) Unknown.
Portal Mural
The portal is opening up for you to travel to space... who knew it was on the patio for Ruins? This mural faces Commerce St at the intersection of Pryor and Commerce.
Artist(s) Unknown.
La Leyenda De Mayahuel Mural
The Legend of Mayahuel is the Aztec goddess of the maguey plant and fertility. Maguey is the flowering plant of agave. Hence why the giant agave is used as a head piece in the mural and the aztec temple in the background. Mayahuel is located on the back of Ruins facing Pryor St.
Artist(s): Dan Colcer is a Transylvanian Artist who moved to the US in 2006 and to Dallas in 2008. He has several murals and pieces through out Dallas. (website: Dan Colcer instagram: @dcolcerart)
Limbo Room Mural
The Limbo Room Aztec Temple as you can tell is located on the same wall as Mayahuel on the back of Ruins.
Artist(s): Dan Colcer (website: Dan Colcer instagram: @dcolcerart)
The Angry Dog Mural
This 🌀 looking mural located on the side of The Angry Dog restaurant. Angry dog is located across Commerce St from the La Leyenda De Mayahuel and the Limbo Room Murals. This mural reminds me of the optical illusion cartoon movies use when portraying characters traveling to another dimension.
Artist(s) Unknown.
The next few murals surround the second parking lot along Commerce St and are across Pryor St from the La Leyenda De Mayahuel and the Limbo Room Murals.
She Saw, She Conquered Mural
Unfortunately there's another parking lot sign covering this mural. The artist stated that this mural is about Texas Women who have made an impact.
The artist said it best in one of her Instagram posts: "she saw, she conquered". This mural is on the back of Pecan Lodge.
Artist(s): Lesli Marshall is the sole owner of Articulation Art has created murals all throughout Dallas. She even had the privilege of creating 268 unique rooms at the Virgin Hotel in the Design District. She is the mastermind behind the DDPlayground and the parking lot murals in Victory Park. (website: Articulation Art instagram: @lm_artndesign)
Love + Fantasy Murals
Love is the Only Thing Worth Fighting For Mural
Is love the only thing worth fighting for? You tell me!
Artist(s): Michel Cruz is a Dallas based artist. (instagram: @michelcruzart)
The Fantasy Mural
Speaking of sucking you into another dimension, this mural does just that! It's giving Alice in Wonderland vibes.
Artist(s): Bewaresparks is a tattoo artist and muralist baed in Dallas. (website: Bwaresparks instagram: @bwaresparks)
The Last Butterfly Ballet Mural
This 🦋 covered building is at the corner of Commerce St and Crowdus St. Every inch of it is covered with 🦋 so it's kind of hard to miss! This building houses Studio 1 and you can easily see the 🦋 as you head towards Crowdus St.
Artist(s): Mantra is a French self taught artist and muralist. He is most well known for his beautifully realistic 🦋 murals, just take a look at his instagram! He's painted murals in several different countries and Deep Ellum is lucky enough to have one! (website: my computer kept blocking me from viewing it - if it's back up and running let me know! instagram: @mantrarea)
St Pete's Dancing Marlin Patio Mural
Located on the patio for St Pete's Dancing Merlin restaurant. This mural is at the intersection of Commerce St and Crowdus St and is directly across from the parking lot murals above. Love that it tries to make you feel like you are over looking the water while enjoying your food!
Artist(s): Legendary Arts is a Dallas based artist. (instagram: @legendaryarts)
The Black Cowgirl Mural
The artist has named this "The Black Cowgirl" which is very fitting with the recently released, Beyonce's Cowboy Carter. This mural is GIANT and extremely hard to miss! If you check out the artist's website below you will see exactly how big it is compared to a human. This mural faces Crowdus St at the intersection of Crowdus St and Commerce St.
Artist(s): Tristan Eaton originally designed toys for Fisher Price after graduating art school in NY. After leaving Fisher Price he co-found Kidrobot and then founded Thunderdog Studios. He is most well known though for his giant murals like the one above. The murals are all free hand and incorporate his respect and love for graffiti. (website: Tristan Eaton)
The next few murals are on the side of St Pete's Dancing Marlin facing Crowdus St.
American Flag Mural
The traditional American flag is the first mural on the side of St Pete's. This mural is the closest to Commerce St.
Artist(s) Unknown.
Luka Dončić aka Wonderboy Mural
No introduction needed for the already legendary basketball player - Luka Dončić. I mean just look how he's played in the 2024 Championship Series.
Artist(s): The House of Pannek is an artistic duo consisting of Adrienne and Preston Pannek. They have several pieces scattered through out Deep Ellum and Dallas. (website: House of Pannek instagram: @thehouseofpannek)
Wise Up Mural
The next mural is telling you to wise up and eat at St Pete's. This mural doesn't look like a permanent installation so it might change soon or frequently.
Artist(s) Unknown.
Believe in Yourself Mural
If you don't believe in yourself who will? So take the chance! This is the next mural on your way down the line of St Pete's Murals.
Artist(s) Unknown.
St. Pete's Mural
Need a cheeky photo to show you off that you ate St Petes? Look no further. I hope they get that marlin fixed soon!
Artist(s) Unknown.
Mask Up Dallas Mural
Another Dallas personality that needs no introduction. Dak Prescott, the Cowboys Quarterback since 2016. The Dak Mural is the last of the St Pete's.
Artist(s): Kyle Holbrook is the executive artist and founder of Moving the Lives of Kids (MLK) Community. MLK Community works with children during the summer months and gives back to the community in a positive way by creating murals. "MLK Mural’s mission is to create high aesthetic standard public art that engages youth, artists and families of all races, ages, genders and ethnicities in the beautification of their communities through education, inspiration, employment, activism and empowerment." Pretty cool! MLK has worked in 43 countries and 49 states! (website: MLK Mural instagram: @artworld187)
The Crab Station Mural
This awesome out of this world crab mural is on the side of the Crab Station and faces a small parking lot as you move further down Commerce St.
Artist(s): Jerod "DTox" Davies comes from a long line of artists. "His passionate approach at creating art is fueled by a deeply-rooted attraction for unconventional beauty. Heavily influenced by texture, his style is virtually impossible to categorize yet easy to describe, bold portraits, believable and surreal, direct yet ornate with a vibrant sarcasm." (website: thejerod instagram: @dtoxart)
Federales Mural
Located on the corner of the building that houses Federales Tequila and Tacos facing the intersection of Commerce and S Malcolm X Blvd.
Artist(s) Unknown.
Bird Mural
This stunning bird is facing a private parking lot and is on the side of the building that houses King Sports Training, Urban Apartment Locators, and Janitorial Insurance. The Bird Mural faces S Malcolm X Blvd and can be accessed by taking Commerce St.
Artist(s): James Bullough is a US born artist who currently lives in Berlin, Germany. He has murals scattered through out the US and other various countries. The majority of his work incorporate this abstract distortion on a realistic person, animal, or item. He is also the host of VantagePoint Podcast. (website: James Bullough instagram: @james_bullough)
The following murals on 2910 and 2914 Commerce and 2910 Clover St were painted by:
Sergio Garcia yet another Dallas based artist who has quite the impressive resume - including several pieces in museum's around the US. (website: Sergio Garcia Instagram: @_sergiogarcia_) Tex Moton co-founded the graffiti group called Infinite Crew in 1996. Since then the group has set a high standard for street art in Dallas and has artwork scattered throughout the city. (website: Muralogy instagram: @texmoton) Jose May is a Dallas based Graffiti Artist who has murals sprinkled throughout Deep Ellum! Jose also does breaking dancing in his spare time! (website: Jose May instagram: @Joeskilz52) iC Murals is a mother-daughter company in Dallas who focus on murals, decals, and in-home art. (website: iCMurals instagram: @iCMurals)
Deep Ellum TX Mural
Outside of Gus's Fried Chicken is this awesome rainbow block letter mural. This mural faces the intersection of Commerce St and S Malcolm X Blvd.
Shiner TexHex IPA Mural
A special mural dedicated to the TexHex IPA beer created by Shiner. Facing the parking lot for Gus's Fried Chicken on the back of 2910 Commerce St.
Wild Side Mural
This raw painting is facing Commerce St underneath an awesome Andy Warhol quote.
Deep Ellum Neon Sign Mural
This mural is showing off the iconic Deep Ellum neon sign is facing the parking lot for the building and closest to Commerce St.
Visit Dallas Mural
One of my all time favorite murals in Deep Ellum! It has all the iconic Dallas landmarks - what else could you ask for?!? This is the main mural facing the parking lot for the building and is next to the Deep Ellum Mural above. I liked this mural so much that my husband and I actually had a few pictures taken here for our engagement pictures.
Dream Big Mural
Why not dream big? This awesome mural is facing S Walton St as you head down Commerce St.
Artist(s): Jeremy Biggers (website: jeremybiggers instagram: @stemandthorn)
Save Deep Ellum Mural
Pretty self explanatory - the delicate dance of preserving the historic aspect of Deep Ellum along with the new construction. Deep Ellum is one of the perfect examples of gentrification. Like I said before in the post - the area has been going through this change for the last 10-20 years. Old buildings being torn down to build new hip multi-purpose complexes/communities that have shopping or restaurants underneath apartments. This mural is facing S Walton St as you head down Commerce St obviously next to the Dream Big Mural.
Artist(s) Unknown.
Untitled Cowboy Mural
On the garage of the same building as the Dream Mural above facing the building's private parking lot.
Artist(s): Tony Bones and that's all I got... (instagram: @tony2bad)
Hattie B's Mural
Located on the side of Hattie B's Chicken facing S Walton St in between Commerce St and Main St.
Artist(s): Nathan Brown is based out of Chattanooga, TN. While his main focus is large scale murals and art he still does small pieces including paint skateboards. Over the last 15 years he has worked with some major labels: Live Nation, Disney, AEG Presents, and freaking Coachella! With all that being said he has helped market and promote over 5,000 shows. (website: Nathan Brown instagram: @nathanbrown77)
Good Things Happen Here Mural
Simple yet super cute mural! This is the first of the 4 murals you'll find located on the building for Flea Style HQ and surrounding buildings and they all face the tiny parking lot for Flea Style.
Artist(s): Grace Dille started Maddon and Co as a fun side hustle while working as a graphic designer. She currently creates paper good products, beverage sleeves, stickers, etc. She obviously does murals that reflect her simplistic yet awesome style. (website: Maddon and Co instagram: @gracedillekrass @maddonandco)
☮☮☮ on Earth Mural
Not only a great saying but a very cute mural! Second mural and is on the same wall as the mural above facing the parking lot for Flea Style.
No artist tag but I'm assuming its Grace Dille. (website: Maddon and Co instagram: @gracedillekrass @maddonandco)
La Crema Mural
Directly across from the parking lot from the Good Things Happen Here Mural is this floral wine piece. Obviously a play on the Good Things Happen Here Mural.
Artist(s): Chera is a full time artist and muralist and comes from a long line of artists. Her main focus is on the beauty of nature. (website: Chera Creative instagram: @cheracreative)
Rainbow Mural
Last but not least of the Flea Style murals is this rainbow mural tucked away in back corner of the parking lot. This one might be my favorite - but that could be because I'm partial and love rainbows!
Artist(s): Grace Dille (website: Maddon and Co instagram: @gracedillekrass @maddonandco)
Mosaics Mural
These mosaic murals are on 3026 Commerce St. It ends at the intersection of Commerce St and S Hall St. Knoxtile is located at the intersection - surprise surprise they are a tile company so why wouldn't they do tile mosaics lining the building?
Artist(s): Fenn and that's all I got! Maybe an employee of Knoxtile?
Floral Landscape Mural
This awesome impression style floral landscape is on the same building as the mosaics but facing the intersection of S Hall St and Commerce St.
Artist(s) Unknown.
Energy Gardens Mural
What a great way to attract customers to your plant store? Not only does Energy Gardens sell plants but they also does Terrarium and Moss Art classes. This colorful floral mural faces Commerce St right before you get to S Murray St.
Artist(s): Anthony Robinson (website: EG Living Decor instagram: @energygardens)
EWS Building Mural
These awesome murals are the building for Ed W Smith Machine Works at the corner of Murray St and Commerce St.
Artist(s): Jim Bilgere grew up in the Square of the French Quarter of New Orleans. He has quite a few murals scattered around Deep Ellum and Downtown Dallas. "He is able to maintain a child-like innocence that brings freshness, happiness and pure delight to his paintings." (instagram: @jim_bilgere)
The third of many awesome collaborations series in Deep Ellum created by Don't Pannek and various artists located at the intersection of S Hall St and Commerce St. In my opinion, no better way to showcase the home of Deep Ellum Arts Co then with art covering the building.
The Godfathers of Deep Ellum Mural
Obviously, the title of the mural gives it away - the following guys are the "Godfathers of Deep Ellum". Al Jernigan who opened a 20 bay Texaco Service Station on Canton St and Ervay St. Don Cass is one of the owners of several of the buildings in Deep Ellum and is the owner of CTC Texas. Don Nedler was the owner of the night club, Lizard Lounge which closed in 2020. Frank Campagna is the owner of the Kettle Studio and famed artist who has lived in Deep Ellum on and off since the 1980s. Don Blanton, Lou Reese, and George Reeves were some of the pioneers of modern day Deep Ellum landlords.
Artist(s): The House of Pannek (website: House of Pannek instagram: @thehouseofpannek) and Isaac Davies. There's pretty much nothing Isaac Davies cannot do when it comes to art. He's even hosted workshops for kids at the Dallas Museum of Art. (website: Isaac Davies instagram: @izkart)
Don't Pannek Mural
The fist of 3 psychedelic trippy portrait murals in Deep Ellum, such a a great use of color and op-art.
Artist(s): The House of Pannek (website: House of Pannek instagram: @thehouseofpannek) and Jarrod Fresquez who I couldn't find too much on except his instagram which is private (instagram: @jmfresquez)
Concert in Deep Ellum Mural
This rockin' mural is the third mural along this multi mural wall.
Artist(s): Chase Fleischman who is a contemporary artist with an emphasis on surreal and Sci-Fi art and is based in Dallas. (website: Chase Artist instagram: @chasetheartist)
I 🩵 Dallas Mural
I love the garage door mural of The Traveling Man and Deep Ellum with the iconic Dallas skyline behind. The colors are great - I'm sucker for the pastel colors! The DJ is creatively done from the way the movement of the hair draws you into her hand placing the needle on the record.
Artist(s): I'm assuming it's The House of Pannek (website: House of Pannek instagram: @thehouseofpannek).
The Swarm Mural
Better watch out, you could be next to be attacked by this one eyed mean looking 🦇. Just around the corner of the building next to the girl with the wonderful purple hair playing her music.
Artist(s): Jose May (website: Jose May instagram: @Joeskilz52)
Graffiti Frog Mural
This graffitiing 🐸 is right next to the 🦇 mural and continues passed the fence!
Artist(s) technically Unknown or hidden behind the fence but I have a feeling it is Jose May. (website: Jose May instagram: @Joeskilz52)
Create Mural
This neon sign looking mural is on the gate that leads to Deep Ellum Art Co's parking lot.
Artist(s): Adam Fu street art focuses on neon signs and has been creating these neon sign murals for the past 25 years. (website: Adam Fu instagram: @AdamFu)
Deep Ellum Texas Y'all! Mural
This Texas or more importantly, Deep Ellum inspired mural is facing Exposition Ave facing the gas pumps for the 7/11. The mural is at the intersection of Commerce St and Exposition Ave.
Artist(s): Looks like it was a class project or collection of students or artists who painted this mural. I looked on the website and instagram for the 42 Murals project and found nothing.
Map It
Saw something that caught your eye and wanna know its exact location or need directions? Click on the points to find the art or place you're looking for, find the best parking, get directions to the exact spot, etc. Or want to add art? Double click on the map where the artwork is and create a point. I will find it, photograph it, and update your point and the blog. Or if the artwork is no longer there leave a comment for this post.
Exploring Deep Ellum
Need a queso fix? Want to bowl and eat a fancy meal? Want to go to different concert venues in the same night? A good laugh? Craving a Micro Brew Beer? Or want or need good tattoo or tattoo removal? Deep Ellum has you covered!
Restaurants
Do you feel like BBQ, Tex-Mex, Vegan, Biscuits, Hot Chicken, or want to bowl while you eat? You have not 1️⃣ but 2️⃣ famous BBQ places to check out: Terry Black's & Pecan Lodge (my husband's personal favorite!). For Tex-Mex you have Pepe Mitos, Elm Street Tacos, Velvet Taco, Revolver Taco Lounge, and Vidorra. For vegan you have the Slutty Vegan (love the name!!). You have the Biscuit Bar for literally all your biscuits cravings: savory and sweet! If you're craving a Tennessee classic make sure you check out Hattie's B Hot Chicken. I went there in Nashville a few years back and its delicious for something quick and obviously hot. Want to go bowling but eat a fancy meal? Punch Bowl Social has you covered, again went to the location in Nashville & its super fun and quirky! Those are just of the few places you can eat and hang out at! You can't go wrong in Deep Ellum when it comes to food.
Brewhouses/Bars
Westlake Brewing Company offers craft beer including some IPAs and ciders. They have great looking menu with flat breads and traditional bar food. Ever hear of Dallas Blond? Then you know Deep Ellum Brewing Company. Trinity Ciders is your go to spot for anything an everything cider. There are countless number of bars located in Deep Ellum including: Twilite Lounge, Dot's Hop House & Cocktail Courtyard, Will Call, Armoury DE, Truth and Alibi (which is a prohibition style bar), Upstairs Circus (which is a bar + craft making space), Off The Cuff, and Doublewide to name a few!
Desserts
Who wants pie? 🥧 If you said yes, go to Emporium Pies, they have their normal standard flavors along with seasonal. Need a candy fix? 🍬🍭 Check out Rocket Fizz Deep Ellum, they have all your tradition candle along with specialized items. Insomnia Cookies 🍪 is your go to late night dessert spot, they have freshly made cookies, fancy cookies and cookie sandwiches, cookie tacos, brownies, ice cream. A Louisiana tradition and favorite, Le Bon Temps Beignets and Coffee. There is usually a line here since it just a to-go window.
Shopping
Every Saturday on N Crowdus St they hold the Deep Ellum Outdoor Market that features Dallas artists. Uncommon James created by reality star Kristin Cavallari is an affordable everyday wear jewelry store. Warstic originally and best known for their baseball bats which are MLB approved. Warstic was created by former Ranger's great Ian Kinsler, Grammy winner Jack White, and Ben Jenkins. Deep Ellum Clothing is an artist collective, working together to change the landscape of art and fashion. Everything Ellum has art and clothing created by local artists. Texas Life Outfitters is a Dallas and Deep Ellum specific souvenir store. This is just a few of the stores you will stumble across while walking down the streets of Deep Ellum. There is also an array of vintage and flea markets throughout the area.
When & Where?
Deep Ellum has always had a rougher vibe but has been trying to make a come back for several years now. The come back is going fairly strong especially now that COVID has taken a back seat. The area, especially on the weekends is packed and hard to find parking. If you go there early during the day or on Sunday mornings its fairly easy to find parking and walk around. If you decide to go early or stay late bring a buddy; this is still downtown Dallas and can give off a sketchy vibe if you aren't used to the area.
Address:
Deep Ellum takes up the geographical areas of Elm St, Main St, Commerce St, and Canton St intersecting with Good Latimer Expy, Henry St, Crowdus St, Malcolm X Blvd, Walton St, all the way to the DART Rail.
Transportation
There is a DART Station is conveniently located just outside of Deep Ellum & is called The Deep Ellum Station. You can also take the DART to the Baylor Station and walk a few blocks to Deep Ellum. If you want to get to Deep Ellum from any DART station make sure to take the DART Green Line. There are several bus stops in Deep Ellum that you can be dropped off or hop on at. Click here for bus, rail, and trolley/streetcar routes and schedules.
Parking
Lots
Located on S Good Latimer Expressway and can be accessed from Clover St, Canton St, and Good Latimer Expy.
Parking lot for Life in Deep Ellum, Moka Coffee, and the Umbrella Gallery. Located at the intersection for Taylor St and S Malcolm X Blvd.
Tiny parking lot on Taylor St across the street from the Mavs Gaming Hub parking lot.
Parking lot for the Mavs Gaming Hub located on at the intersection of S Walton St and Taylor St.
Parking lot located in the India Deep Ellum in order to get to the parking garage you will need to go Virgil St which can be accessed from S Malcolm X Blvd.
Facing Canton St in between S Hall St and S Walton St.
Located at the intersection of Canton St and Murray St.
Parking Lot facing Canton St at the intersection of Trunk Ave, S Second Ave and Canton St.
Can be accessed from Commerce St and Main St located behind the Patagonia and the Twisted Root Burger Co.
The Stack Parking garage is located in between Crowdus St and Henry St and can be accessed via Henry St.
Located at the intersection of Commerce St and Pryor St.
Parking lot can be accessed via Main St and is in between Crowdus St and N Malcolm X Blvd.
Parking lot that can be accessed from Commerce St located in between The Crab Station restaurant and The Upper Paw.
Parking lot primarily used for Gus's Chicken at the intersection of S Walton and Commerce St and Clover St.
Parking lot in between N Malcolm X Blvd and S Walton St and can be accessed via Commerce St.
Parking area facing a parking lot for La Toxica Mariscos y Micheladas. Beware this parking lot does close when the restaurant is not open.
Parking lot for Flea Style Headquarters and can be accessed via Commerce St.
Facing Elm St and primarily used for the store fronts on Elm St.
Facing the intersection of Main St and N Good Latimer Expy. Parking lot can be accessed from either street.
For the Electric Shuffle and can be accessed from Elm St and Monument St.
Parking lot for Deep Sushi parking access via Elm St.
Facing Elm St and is at the intersection of Elm St and July Alley.
Parking lot for Club Dada in between July Alley and Crowdus St parking access via Elm St.
Parking lot located in between July Alley and Crowdus St parking access via Elm St.
Parking lot primarily for Cafe Brazil at the intersection of Elm and N Malcolm X Blvd.
Located behind Reno's and can be accessed from N Malcolm X Blvd or Indiana St.
Parking lot for Pepe's and Mito's facing Elm St.
This is one of the main parking lots for Deep Ellum since it is in the 💚 of Deep Ellum. Parking lot goes all the way from Elm St and Main St along N Malcolm X Blvd.
A small parking lot that goes with the parking # 28 but can only be accessed via Elm St.
A small parking lot that goes with the parking # 28 and # 29 but can only be accessed via Main St.
A small parking lot that goes with the parking # 28, # 29, # 30 but can only be accessed via Elm St.
Parking lot can be accessed via Elm St just before you get to N Walton St.
Located at the intersection of N Walton St and Elm St.
This parking lot is ONLY for Terry Black's BBQ so make sure to eat there first!
Located at the intersection of S Hall St and Main St it can be access from either street.
Small parking lot for the Dallas Comedy Club and can be accessed via S Hall St in between Main St and Elm St.
Located off of Trunk Ave and stretches between Elm St and Main St.
Located off of Trunk Ave and dead ends with N Hall St and Elm St. This is a parking lot for the shops and restaurants in refurbished area.
Small parking lot located on Main St right before you get to Exposition Ave.
Located on N Good Latimer Expressway and Pacific Ave, great location for the Biscuit Bar and The Traveling Man sculptures.
Located at the intersection of N Hawkins St and Swiss Ave and a great spot to park for Saaya, the Deep Ellum Dart Station, Biscuit Bar and The Traveling Man Sculptures.
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