Underground art show bringing together over 100 local artists for a night of culture and local talent.
The Dallas Pancakes & Booze Art Show lands at Deep Ellum Art Co. on Saturday, October 10. It's an underground art show that brings together over 100 local artists for one night, so the scale is a good indicator of what to expect: a lot of work from a lot of different people in one room. If you've spent any time around the local scene, you know that's a fair chunk of the city's creative community showing up at once.
That number—over 100 artists—is the main thing to hold onto here. It's not a small gallery showing or a handful of people hanging a few pieces; it's a collective effort. When that many local artists gather in one spot, the variety tends to take care of itself, with different styles and mediums sitting side by side. It's a good way to see a broad cross-section of what's being made in Dallas without having to bounce between several different galleries across town.
The show is hosted by Deep Ellum Art Co., which runs alongside Deep Ellum Art Yard. Both are dedicated to all things creative and native to the Deep Ellum community, so the event fits right into the neighborhood's long history as a hub for local art. The venue is at 3200 Commerce St, right in the heart of the district.
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Doors open at 8 PM, and tickets are $18. With over 100 artists involved, there's plenty to look at, so coming early gives you more time to work your way through the room.
