The Dalí Museum celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with a variety of unique programs inspired by Hispanic art and culture, including performances, tours and more.
From Sep 15 through Oct 15, discover a dynamic lineup of programming that spotlights Hispanic artists, voices and traditions while honoring the Spanish heritage of Salvador Dalí.
This year’s lineup features live music, film screenings and poetry readings, alongside guided tours and hands-on experiences for all ages. Join us for a single event or return throughout the month to discover new ways to connect with the creativity, traditions and cultural contributions of the Hispanic world.
Check back as we continue to add additional Hispanic Heritage Month programming!
“One of the most fortunate things which has happened to me was that of being Spanish…” – Salvador Dalí
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- Hispanic Heritage Month: Opening Celebration (Sep 17) — Kick off Hispanic Heritage Month with a live performance of traditional Puerto Rican Bomba music, singing and dance. Plus, enjoy special Catalan-inspired offerings from Café Gala, along with a featured beverage highlighting the rich flavors and cultures of Hispanic heritage. Access is free and open to the public.
- Film Screening: El ángel exterminador (Oct 1) — Join us for a special screening and discussion of El ángel exterminador (The Exterminating Angel, 1962), Luis Buñuel’s acclaimed surrealist masterpiece.
- Poetry at The Dalí (Oct 8) — Experience an inspiring evening of live poetry at The Dalí as we celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with featured poets Virgil Suárez and Carolina Hospital.
- Performance: Latin Jazz (Oct 15) — Enjoy an unforgettable evening of live Latin jazz music featuring Fernando Cruz.