Dallas

The Dallas Arts District proudly presented the Texas premiere of RedBall Dallas by artist Kurt Perschke, June 19–28, 2026. RedBall arrived in Dallas at a pivotal moment, as the city welcomed residents and global visitors during World Cup 2026. RedBall was a featured highlight of Dallas Arts District Fest.
For ten consecutive days, RedBall traveled throughout the Dallas Arts District and surrounding downtown locations, transforming streets, cultural landmarks, and everyday passageways into sites of curiosity, imagination, and shared discovery.
Rather than occupying a single site, the work unfolded across the city over time. Some visitors sought it out intentionally, while others encountered it unexpectedly in the rhythm of daily life; both were central to how the project functioned. The experience was free and open to the public.
Since its inception in 2001, RedBall Project has been performed in more than 50 cities worldwide in collaboration with festivals, cultural institutions, municipalities, and public art organizations. The performance travels from city to city, connecting an audience's experience on the street into a continuous global story.
RedBall Dallas Presenter
RedBall Dallas by artist Kurt Perschke is made possible through the generous support of its Presenter the Dallas Arts District. The Dallas Arts District is made possible from Presenting Sponsors Downtown Dallas, Inc., the City of Dallas Office of Arts and Culture and Dallas Tourism Public Improvement District.
Additional support provided by the Texas Commission on the Arts, the HALL Arts Hotel, and Westdale Asset Management.
Friday, June 19th | Winspear Opera House
1pm - 8pm
Saturday, June 20th | Klyde Warren Park (Fountain)
11am - 6pm
Sunday, June 21st | Nasher Sculpture Center
11am - 5pm
Monday, June 22nd | Pacific Plaza
11am - 6pm
Tuesday, June 23rd | West End Square
11am - 6pm
Wednesday, June 24th | Bishop Arts District
11am - 6pm
Thursday, June 25th | Deep Ellum
11am - 6pm
Friday, June 26th | Dallas Museum of Art
11am - 6pm
Saturday, June 27th | Perot Museum of Nature and Science
10am - 5pm
Sunday, June 28th | Meyerson Symphony Center
11am - 6pm
