Epstein Files Exhibit Launches US Tour in Dallas

Updated: November 1, 2026

The Epstein Files exhibit is launching its U.S. tour in Dallas. The opening brings the exhibition to the city as it begins its nationwide run.

The title promises a public presentation of material connected to the Epstein files, but the tour’s significance will depend on what the exhibit displays and how it frames that material. In Dallas, visitors can encounter the exhibition at its first stop; check the official notice for dates, venue and access details.

• roughly 3.5 million pages Files displayed at the New York pop-up exhibit

What does the Epstein files exhibit’s US tour bring to Dallas?

The Dallas stop of the Epstein files exhibit brings a traveling display of 3 million pages of released documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, opening there on September 8, 2026.

Its scale is distinct from the New York pop-up: that exhibition displayed roughly 3.5 million pages. The page totals describe different presentations, so Dallas should not be treated as a copy of the New York installation.

The Dallas display’s defining feature is its volume of released documents. Check the exhibition’s official notice for visitor details and any changes to its Dallas presentation.

When and where did the other exhibits open?

The other Epstein-files exhibits opened in New York City on May 8, 2026, and in Detroit on October 21, 2026.

The Institute for Primary Facts staged its New York City exhibition as The Donald J. Trump and Jeffrey Epstein Memorial Reading Room. It displayed roughly 3.5 million pages of released files in a downtown Manhattan gallery.

The Detroit exhibition opened later, on October 21, 2026. It was separate from the New York City presentation and the Dallas exhibit.

What context surrounded the Washington presentation?

The Washington presentation coincided with a UFC event on the White House lawn celebrating President Donald Trump’s birthday, a timing described as a turning point for the presentation.

The overlap placed the presentation alongside a highly visible event at the seat of the US presidency. That context marked a change in how the Washington presentation was framed; the description of it as a turning point does not, by itself, establish what changed in its content or reception.

Who was expected to appear in Dallas?

Annie Farmer, Maria’s sister and a survivor of assault by Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, was expected to appear in Dallas that week.

Farmer hoped audiences in Texas would experience a similar awakening to the extent of the crimes committed. Her expected appearance connected the exhibit’s display of Epstein-related files with the testimony of someone who survived abuse by both Epstein and Maxwell.

What kinds of material can accompany the documents?

Material accompanying the Epstein files ranges from a complete print-out of released documents to a large-format artwork made from tarot cards.

At the New York pop-up, the print-out of the released files was the sole text on display. The Dallas tour exhibit also includes artist David Dees’s EPSTEIN’S DECK, a series of tarot cards measuring 30in-by-50in.

Garrett said one piece is being carefully handled: “We’re taking very good care of it, because we think it’s one of the most powerful pieces.”

What can you conclude from the Dallas display—and what can’t you?

The Dallas display confirms that released documents related to Jeffrey Epstein are on view; it does not, by itself, prove every allegation or explain the legal status of each record.

The page counts describe different displays: Dallas is reported as showing 3 million pages, while the New York exhibition was described as containing roughly 3.5 million. Keep those figures separate rather than treating them as a single count.

For the Dallas exhibit’s hours, access arrangements and current contents, check the organiser’s official notice before visiting.