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About The Ballroom at the Gypsy Tea Room

Welcome to a complete, easy-to-navigate page for The Ballroom at the Gypsy Tea Room, a historic Dallas venue once housed in two distinct spaces with separate entrances: The Tea Room on Elm Street and The Ballroom on Main Street. Opened in 1998 and operating as The Ballroom at Gypsy Tea Room until 2007, the space later became part of The Door. While the original Gypsy Ballroom site on Main Street was demolished in 2021 as part of Deep Ellum redevelopment, the area remains a cornerstone of Dallas’ live music history. Below you’ll find seating information, parking and transportation options, and curated recommendations for nearby hotels and restaurants to help you plan a smooth visit.

Whether you’re chasing memories of bands like Dear and the Headlights, Copeland, Switchfoot, JJ Grey & Mofro, or Lovedrug, or simply exploring Deep Ellum’s legacy, secure your seats and visit with confidence. We’ve got you with straightforward, no-fuss booking guidance and trusted local recommendations to make your trip effortless.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Venue consisted of two spaces: The Tea Room (Elm Street) and The Ballroom (Main Street) with distinct entrances.
  • Tea Room capacity is cited as ~350; Ballroom capacity cited as ~900 (per historical venue listings), though some sources have variances.
  • Ballroom address: 2513 Main Street, Dallas, TX 75226; Tea Room address: 2548 Elm Street, Dallas, TX 75226.
  • Opened February 27, 1998 and operated as The Ballroom at Gypsy Tea Room until March 31, 2007; later the space became part of The Door in 2007.
  • Notable acts included Dear and the Headlights, Copeland, Switchfoot, JJ Grey & Mofro, Lovedrug, and more (documented across 1998–2007 setlists).
  • Demolition: 2513 Main Street (Gypsy Ballroom site) demolished in April 2021 as part of Deep Ellum redevelopment.