Prime Time For Pumpkins

See Kusama’s pumpkins before they disappear from the Dallas Museum of Art

The installation closes January 18, 2026.

Photo courtesy of DMA

If you haven’t yet experienced Yayoi Kusama’s dazzling pumpkin room at the Dallas Museum of Art, your window of opportunity is closing fast.

The return engagement of the immersive installation All the Eternal Love I Have for the Pumpkins has enchanted visitors since it opened in May 2025 (it was last here in 2018).

But this celebrated Infinity Mirror Room — one of Kusama’s most famous works — will vanish when the exhibition ends on January 18, 2026. With just weeks left, demand for tickets is higher than ever.

Inside the small mirrored chamber, glowing yellow, dotted pumpkins stretch endlessly in every direction, creating an almost dreamlike sense of infinity. To preserve the intimacy Kusama envisioned, only two people are admitted at a time and each viewing lasts a fleeting 90 seconds. The result: a once-in-a-lifetime experience that's as personal as it is unforgettable.

Because of its popularity, tickets disappear almost as quickly as they’re released. The DMA opens sales on the third Monday of each month, releasing tickets for the following month. Mark your calendar — if you want to secure your spot before the pumpkins fade away, advance reservations are essential.

Cameras are welcome so long as you leave the flash, tripod, and selfie stick at home. A simple phone camera is all you’ll need to capture the kaleidoscopic magic and score one of the most coveted photos in Dallas right now.

Don’t miss your chance to step into Kusama’s world before the doors close. All the Eternal Love I Have for the Pumpkins is still on view at the Dallas Museum of Art — but only for a little while longer.

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Fear the Dragon

Dallas theater will host a 6-hour live Dungeons & Dragons session

Photo courtesy of Shawn Gann

Theatre Three will present a Dungeons & Dragons fundraiser led by Shawn Gann on January 3.

The role-playing game Dungeons & Dragons seems to be all the rage in Dallas these days, and joining the fun will be local theater company Theatre Three, who will present a six-hour live Dungeons & Dragons session on Saturday, January 3.

The one-day-only event will feature a variety of well-known voice actors, guided by master storyteller Shawn Gann (Dragon Ball Super, One Piece, Star Wars, Ultraman, and Borderlands) as Dungeon Master.

Audience members will be able to watch the campaign unfold from beginning to end, or come and go as they please, as the players navigate the perils and pitfalls along the way as they complete their quest using their strength, smarts, and if need be, casting a spell or two.

Other participants will include Hayden Daviau, Caitlin Glass, Parker Davis Gray, Lydia Mackay, and Alejandro Saab, each of whom have extensive voice acting credits on their resumes.

The live campaign joins other ongoing or upcoming D&D-themed events in the area like Dungeons & Dragons: The Immersive Quest (taking place through at least February 1 in Plano) and Dungeons & Dragons: The Twenty-Sided Tavern (taking place at Wyly Theatre, January 20-February 1).

The six-hour event — taking place from 3-10 pm, with a one-hour break for dinner — will feature snacks, drinks, and more in Theatre Three's lobby. There are also several restaurants and bars within walking distance for audience members to enjoy.

Tickets for the fundraising event for Theatre Three are on sale now at givebutter.com/60DRCN, ranging from $75-$100.

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