The Dalí Museum offers a variety of student programs inspired by Salvador Dalí, the Museum’s permanent collection and special exhibitions.
The Museum’s Education Department develops educator resources materials and programming that connects The Dalí’s permanent collection and special exhibitions to our visitors through docent training, tours on the free Dalí Museum app and more so that everyone who visits online or virtually can explore a wide range of topics, engage the mind, and reflect on the human experience.
Fashion Design at The Dalí
This free program allows high school students to learn the fundamentals of design, construction and runway presentation from experienced artists and designers.
Homeschool Student Day
Free admission for homeschool students is offered twice a year in October and May.
Junior Docent Art Camp
Created in 1984, the Dalí Museum Junior Docent Program is a summer camp offered to children 9 to 14 years of age.
Student Surrealist Art Exhibit
Initiated in 1985, this annual student art exhibit invited middle and high school students to envision the world the way Dalí and the Surrealists did.
Summer Volunteen Program
This free summer program offers high school students (ages 14+) education and enrichment opportunities, introducing them to volunteerism and immersing them in the world of Salvador Dalí.
Teen Voices
This free semester-long program empowers high school students (grades 9-12) to become interpreters of the world and works of Salvador Dalí.
The Dalí in the Classroom
Pinellas County teachers are invited to bring the culture and art of Salvador Dalí into the classroom virtually. Via Microsoft teams or Zoom, and Museum’s trained docent will guide the class through Dalí’s key works and other important topics.
The Dalí on the “Fly” Art Mobile
The Dalí on the “Fly” Art Mobile is a themed mobile classroom traveling trailer, which draws connections between Salvador Dalí and the worlds of math, science and dreams from which the artist drew inspiration for his art.
