This is what the Shack Up Inn is trying to turn into a live music venue or a juke joint. I'm not sure what it was in it's past life, but it is definitely turning into something awesome.
Note the prayer benches as potential seating options.
I loved this poster. Great marketing ideas from a company that doesn't even market itself.
Texas blues legend on the wall there underneath the name of a great juke joint type of beer.
In the upper right you can see the stairs that lead to the upstairs loft accomodations. As rickety as this place might look in the pictures I would have no qualms about walking around anywhere as it was all pretty solid steel. They have done a very good job of renovating or rather just adding to the original construction to add some comfort while keeping the character.
The outside of the barn.
Note the prayer benches as potential seating options.
I loved this poster. Great marketing ideas from a company that doesn't even market itself.
Texas blues legend on the wall there underneath the name of a great juke joint type of beer.
In the upper right you can see the stairs that lead to the upstairs loft accomodations. As rickety as this place might look in the pictures I would have no qualms about walking around anywhere as it was all pretty solid steel. They have done a very good job of renovating or rather just adding to the original construction to add some comfort while keeping the character.The outside of the barn.The entrance into the barn. The sign says it all.
More pictures to come. Next post is going to be more writing, because I have a lot that I want to write about.
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