What's on at The Dalí

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Reimagining Nature: Dalí’s Floral Fantasies presents Salvador Dalí’s best-loved botanical print suites sourced from The Dalí’s collection. This exhibition features three rarely displayed suites of botanical prints made by Dalí between 1968 and 1972, highlighting some of the most treasured works on paper in the Museum’s permanent collection. On display together for the first time in two decades, these astonishing works transform renderings of fruits and flowers, reimagining them as surreal creations at the height of the Pop era.

Crafted late in Dalí’s career, the three suites from the Museum’s vault, Flora Dalínae (FlorDalí), 1968, FlorDalí (Les Fruits), 1969 and Florals (Surrealist Flowers), 1972, were created when Dalí’s printmaking practice was becoming increasingly prolific. In these prints, Dalí often painted over original botanical illustrations, such as those by the 18- and 19th-century artists Pierre-Antoine Poiteau and Pierre-Joseph Redouté.

In addition to the print suites, a selection of Dalí’s paintings incorporating botanical imagery along with archival material, including floral advertisements designed by the artist, will be on display in the exhibition.

This special exhibition is included in the price of Gallery Admission. To reserve your ticket for this exhibit, book your visit during the exhibit timeframe (May 18, 2024 – October 20, 2024). Tickets are typically available up to 30 days in advance.

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Join Lucky Cat Yoga on the third Sunday of each month at The Dalí—a remarkable environment where Dalí’s energy infuses yoga’s physical, mental and spiritual inspiration. Classes are held in the Raymond James Community Room or Avant-Garden, both with incredible waterfront views.

The Lucky Cats teach vinyasa yoga, an all-level approach incorporating basic breath work, postures, meditation, and relaxation. Students are encouraged to awaken and sustain their practice at their own pace. Please arrive early and allow time for parking and admission. Be sure to bring your yoga mat (the Museum does not supply).

Location: The Dalí Museum Raymond James Community Room

Cost: $10 members, $15 non-members. Not yet a member? Join today.
Visit the galleries on the same day for only an additional $14.

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june 5 @ 10:30am – 11:30am

reimagining nature: dalí’s floral fantasies

Join us for this installment of our Coffee with a Curator series, where Museum Staff or invited guests speak on a range of Dalí-inspired topics.

In conjunction with the special exhibition Reimagining Nature: Dalí’s Floral Fantasies, this month’s talk will feature exhibit curator Peter Tush, who will discuss the three rarely displayed suites of botanical prints made by Dalí between 1968 and 1972. This talk will explore the role botanicals play in Dalí’s art, offering prime examples of how the artist transforms traditional renderings of fruits and flowers into new, surreal hybrids.

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dome night: dalí alive 360°

june 7 @ 6:00pm – 8:00pm

Don't miss Dome Night at The Dalí, a new Friday night event featuring evening Dalí Alive 360° showings at exclusive pricing.

Guests will have the opportunity to experience the 35-minute 360-display of Salvador Dalí’s life and work without purchasing a Gallery Admission ticket.

Guests may also visit the Museum Store for Dalí-inspired souvenirs and Café Gala for Spanish-style bites, beer, and wine.

Two showtimes are available with limited capacity—advance tickets are highly recommended to secure a spot. Tickets do not include Gallery Admission.

Location: The Dalí Museum’s first floor and The Dalí Dome
Dalí Alive 360° showings: 6pm & 7pm

Tickets: $15 for Museum members | $20 for non-members | $0 for children (5 and under)

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Sensory-Friendly Sunday

June 16 @ 10:00am – 11:30am

Experience Dalí’s work Experience the work of Dalí in a reduced sensory and supportive gallery environment. This event is CARD friendly.

Gallery Admission sensory modifications include the following:

• Reduced sound levels within the Museum.
• Increased lighting levels within the Museum.
• Designated quiet space for those needing to take a break.
• Suggested stimming area for those needing to let loose.
• Sensory-friendly educational activity for families.
• Staff specifically trained to provide a more supportive environment.
• The Café for an early morning beverage or snack.

Guests are welcome to stay for the remainder of the day during the Museum’s operating hours.

Ages: All are welcome!

Location: The Dalí Museum’s Raymond James Community Room

Gallery access is included.

Tickets: Standard admission price of

• $29 Adult
• $27 Discounted Adult
• $20 Student
• $12 Youth
• $0 Child 5 and under.

Advanced timed tickets are recommended for entry. Gallery Admission does not include the Dalí Alive 360° experience—this can be purchased for $15. Walk-ups will be available as space allows.