Furry Fiesta is a yearly gathering of anthropomorphic art, science fiction, and fantasy fans held in Addison, Texas, USA. It is operated by the Dallas Regional Anthropomorphic Meeting Associating (D.R.A.M.A.), Inc., a Texas-incorporated organization dedicated to advancing anthropomorphic art and fan activities in the Dallas, TX, region and throughout the country.

If you are curious about the people that make Furry Fiesta happen be sure to check out the 2013 Furry Fiesta Staff. Additionally, don't forget to find out more about our family of mascots Jack, April and the Jackafluffies; everybody's favorite jackalopes!

If you are looking for more information about Furry Fiesta, feel free to check out our online forums.

This years theme: The Time Travelers Ball

Greetings and salutations my gentlefurs, I have come to tell y’all have been invited to join us across time and space to attend our Time Traveler’s Ball! We have gathered many wonders across the universe of time for your amusement and will be establishing an open trade district to gather materials or treasures even a replacement Mr. Fusion that you may need to take with you to the past, future or wherever you call home. All are welcomed to attend our ball no matter where you hail from even a doctor or two.

What is D.R.A.M.A.?
The Dallas Regional Anthropomorphic Meeting Association, or D.R.A.M.A., is the Texas-Incorporated 501(c)7 Not For Profit Organization responsible for organizing Furry Fiesta. D.R.A.M.A. board members are currently:

• Shiva (President)
• Guardian (Vice President)
• Webster (Secretary, Treasurer)
• Fuzzwolf (Director)
• Savrin (Director)
• Glass (Director)
• Pacerfox (Director)
• Path (Director)
• Maxamillion Jaguar (Director)

D.R.A.M.A. is dedicated to raising money for a charity while providing venues for the social gathering of writers, artists and craftpeople to facilitate greater understanding of the various aspects of anthropomorphic art forms. It is also committed to generating funds for distribution to 501(c)3 charities that match the interests and concerns of said community (in particular those that promote the well-being of animals and humans).