Between Trees's Reopening and Plans for a New 2826, Mabye It Is 1992 in Deep Ellum

Robert Wilonsky August 17, 2009 6:01PM

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Like I said earlier, interesting fare on deck for the City Plan Commission this week -- including yet another stab at running a club called 2826 at, um, 2826 Elm Street. Pete's hinted at the rebirth before; 'bout an hour ago, he posted a follow-up regarding Frank Maldonado's plans for "the largest stage in Deep Ellum." In the meantime, Trees sure looks nice.

Between Trees's Reopening and Plans for a New 2826, Mabye It Is 1992 in Deep Ellum

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