Our Town is a once-a-month conversation with people who are engaged in significant issues and topics in “our town.” The program is held in a conversation format, hosted by Dr. Carol Mickett, a philosopher and artist, who explores the life, projects, and engagements of the guests. The program has included such notables as Jyotika Virmani, Associate Director for the Florida Institute of Oceanography, Eric Deggans of the Tampa Bay Times, Chef Tom Pritchard, and technology entrepreneur Marvin Scaff.

About Our Guest: Florida native Bill Maxwell of the Tampa Bay Times has amassed a long and varied career as a journalist and educator. After serving in the U.S. Marine Corps, Maxwell began teaching English in 1973 at Kennedy-King College in Chicago and continued teaching for 18 years. In the mid-1980s Maxwell became an investigative reporter for the Fort Pierce Tribune, focusing on labor and migrant-farm worker affairs. He later began writing a weekly column for the Gainesville Sun and New York Times syndicate before joining the Tampa Bay Times in 1994. In 2004 he left the Times to teach journalism and establish a program at Stillman College in Alabama, before returning to the editorial board in August 2006.

Cost: $5 General; Free to Dalí members. No RSVP required – first come, first serve, please check-in at Admissions prior to event.

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“Print is the New Black: Dalí Printmaker” explores the narratives that print conveys – in a way no other medium can – and showcases Dalí’s expertise and inventiveness as an image-maker. We celebrate here his fine and varied technique in illustrations for subjects including Alice in Wonderland, Les Chants de Maldoror and Don Quixote, illustrating Dalí’s inventiveness along with his fine draftsmanship. The exhibit, which opened on Sept 20th, is curated by The Dalí Museum’s senior curator Joan Kropf.

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Breakfast with Dalí is a monthly event that introduces Salvador Dalí and the Dalí Museum to families with children (recommended ages 5-12). This fun and interactive tour is led by a Dalí docent as well as a roster of junior docents who have chosen Dalí paintings and other works that specially appeal to children. The tour is followed by a Spanish-themed breakfast buffet as well as hands-on activities.

Cost:$21 per adult, $10 per child (6-12); Member admission: $10 per adult, $5 per child. Admission is valid all day. Doors open at 9:15 AM.

For questions about the tour, food, or activities, please contact Bethany Mead, Education Coordinator by e-mail: bmead@thedali.org or by phone: 727.623.4730.

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Venture down the rabbit hole into the many realms of wonderland. The 3rd annual Sueños de Dalí event will feature a night filled with illusory sensations, signature cocktails, a variety of gourmet cuisine, and music to dance the night away.

This year’s Alice in Wonderland theme celebrate’s Salvador Dalí’s illustrations of Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland. Costumes are encouraged!

Hosted by The Guild fundraising group at The Dalí Museum, chaired by Emmanuel and Montserrat Cerf. Proceeds benefit The Dalí and its education programs.

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Cost: $125 General Admission / $150 Day of Price

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