agreed...this park is just another step in removing the culture of another neighborhood
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J Blue of Driven Below
9 years ago
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Please dont set up these parks. Music has been a major part of the area. Making it difficult to load in and out to perform will make bands not want to perform. Please reconsider.
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Eric Rivera
9 years ago
Keep Deep Ellum alive!!!
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Erica Pipes
9 years ago
Keep it metal
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Athena Hernandez
9 years ago
Please leave deep ellum alone !
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Jon Norwood
9 years ago
Leave Deep Ellum alone!
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Sam
9 years ago
Deep Ellum doesn't need parks, thanks tho
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Luis Jaramillo
9 years ago
Don't let Deep Ellum Die!!!
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Anonymous
9 years ago
Keep deep Elum metal!
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Texx Duncan
9 years ago
Dumb idea! This will hurt the businesses that rely on that street
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Luis Castro
9 years ago
Please don't kill the only part of the city where Non rich people can have a good a quality time with friends and family. PLEASE.
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Kyle Williams
9 years ago
Change usually precipitates good things to come, but not here. Dallas city planners or whoever they are don't fully understand the impact of what they're doing. KEEP ELLUM ALIVE
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Zach Shaw
9 years ago
We don't need parks. There's plenty to do in Deep Ellum without the need of creating derelict hangouts, which will only drive consumers away rather than attract.
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Tracy sprague
9 years ago
Is it not already bad enough.
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Brim Manson
9 years ago
I didn't come to Deep Ellum for a picnic or do a bit of finger painting.
Deep ellum is home
Don't kill deep ellum
agreed...this park is just another step in removing the culture of another neighborhood
Please dont set up these parks. Music has been a major part of the area. Making it difficult to load in and out to perform will make bands not want to perform. Please reconsider.
Keep Deep Ellum alive!!!
Keep it metal
Please leave deep ellum alone !
Leave Deep Ellum alone!
Deep Ellum doesn't need parks, thanks tho
Don't let Deep Ellum Die!!!
Keep deep Elum metal!
Dumb idea! This will hurt the businesses that rely on that street
Please don't kill the only part of the city where Non rich people can have a good a quality time with friends and family. PLEASE.
Change usually precipitates good things to come, but not here. Dallas city planners or whoever they are don't fully understand the impact of what they're doing. KEEP ELLUM ALIVE
We don't need parks. There's plenty to do in Deep Ellum without the need of creating derelict hangouts, which will only drive consumers away rather than attract.
Is it not already bad enough.
I didn't come to Deep Ellum for a picnic or do a bit of finger painting.
I hope this "experiment" fails miserably
DON'T LET DEEP ELLUM DIE!
Long live Deep Ellum!