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Blues Alley

2713 Canton St, Dallas, TX 75226

4.7(14)

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Shane HembyShane Hemby

Deep Ellum has a rich history of blues. Blues alley is a stunning mural that pays homage to all the great artists that played here and many who were influential in the blues genre. The mural begins at Henry St with Blind Lemon Jefferson (one of the first Dallas bluesmen to gain notoriety in the early 1920s - consided the father of Texas blues - who was often found playing on the streets of Deep Ellum) and works its way through Dallas icons like Freddy King and the Vaughan Brothers while also pulling in other non-Dallasites who were big influences like Jimi Hendrix. The mural ends at Malcolm X. Definitely worth a stop if you are in Deep Ellum.

Roger HouseRoger House

I went on a food tour that took us past these amazing alley. The paintings were high class better than some art museums I've been to. Our tour guide gave us a tour of all the walls and explained how this was truly artwork and well respected.

Jordan DensonJordan Denson

This is a great location to see beautiful murals of musical artists! It is a must see when visiting Dallas!

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4.7

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Deep Ellum has a rich history of blues. Blues alley is a stunning mural that pays homage to all the great artists that played here and many who were influential in the blues genre.

The mural begins at Henry St with Blind Lemon Jefferson (one of the first Dallas bluesmen to gain notoriety in the early 1920s - consided the father of Texas blues - who was often found playing on the streets of Deep Ellum) and works its way through Dallas icons like Freddy King and the Vaughan Brothers while also pulling in other non-Dallasites who were big influences like Jimi Hendrix.

The mural ends at Malcolm X.

Definitely worth a stop if you are...