Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month at the Dalí

The Dalí Museum celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with a variety of unique programs inspired by Hispanic culture including lectures, tours, performances and more.

“one of the most fortunate things which has happened to me was that of being spanish…” – Salvador Dalí

Lectures & Discussions

• Surreal Conversations en Español (Sep. 26 at 5pm): Participants of all language levels will get the opportunity to practice and hone their foreign language skills while exploring the world of art in a supportive and inclusive environment, fostering meaningful connections while deepening your appreciation for the universal language of art. This event is free to all, but registration is required here.
• The Cuban Sandwich: A History in Layers (Sep. 28 at 6pm): In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, we invite you to join us for a special talk on one of the most delectable bites of food history: the Cuban sandwich. The lecture will include a special Cuban Sandwich tasting by Chef Chuck Bandel of our very own Café Gala. Tickets are $5 and are available here.

Performances

• Hispanic Heritage with Orilla (Oct. 5 at 6pm): Paying tribute to the rich Hispanic musical heritage, this live musical performance by Orilla will feature classic and contemporary Spanish songs on the coplas, boleros, cumbias, tangos and more. Tickets are $5-10 and are available here.

Children’s Programs

• Storytime at The Dalí (Sep. 17 at 11am): Families with children can hear Museum volunteers read surreal stories celebrating Hispanic heritage, read in both English and Spanish. This event is free and held on the ground floor of the Museum (gallery access not included).
• DillyDally with Dalí (Sep. 17 at 12pm): Children ages 6-11 can enjoy arts and crafts activities inspired by Hispanic heritage. This event is free and held on the ground floor of the Museum (gallery access not included).