The Dali Museum

The Dali Museum is a renowned museum located on the waterfront in St. Petersburg, Florida. The museum is home to a collection of over 2,000 works by Salvador Dalí, spanning his entire career from 1904 to 1989. With 139 employees, the museum is dedicated to showcasing Dalí's iconic melting clocks, imaginative visual illusions, and avant-garde symbols. The museum offers a unique experience for visitors, allowing them to shop, play, and explore the world of Salvador Dalí. In addition to its impressive collection, The Dali Museum houses Innovation Labs at The Dalí, a program that combines psychology, management research, and Dalí's philosophy to help individuals, businesses, and nonprofits unlock their creative potential. Opened in 2011, the museum's distinctive building provides a modern space to protect, display, and educate visitors about Dalí's art. The museum is committed to accessibility and welcomes all, encouraging visitors to experience its collection, exhibitions, and programs. Visitors can learn more about The Dali Museum, including upcoming exhibitions and events, by visiting their website at TheDali.org.