By Taylor Adams Cogan While music, galleries, business, and restaurants have pulled people to Deep Ellum since 1873, for resident Sean Fitzgerald, it was something
By Taylor Adams Cogan Live music has a way of making someone fall in love with it. In the best possible way, of course, making
By Taylor Adams Cogan Talk to a venue owner in Deep Ellum about booking live acts on the neighborhood’s stages, and there’s a strong chance
By Taylor Adams Cogan When Vera “Velma” Hernandez talks about live music, her determined face lights up with excited eyes and just a slight smile.
By Taylor Adams Cogan Like plenty of others, Jerry Rutherford doesn’t make it out to Deep Ellum as much as he once did. A small
By Taylor Adams Cogan Deep Ellum’s character came from more than its location, railroads, and one- and two-story buildings. Its grit, sincerity, and whimsy
By Taylor Adams Cogan For Nilufer “Nil” Arsala, relocating to the Twin Cities didn’t diminish her love for her former home of Deep Ellum. No
By Taylor Adams Cogan Deep Ellum is privileged to be covered with murals throughout its corridors. It’s something we can easily take for granted as