A museumgoer at The Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg, Florida on Dec. 13, 2018 Credit: Photo via cityofstpete/Flickr

It’s easy to feel under the influence while walking through St. Pete’s Dalí museum, and now the venue is giving patrons a chance to catch a literal buzz while strolling the galleries.

Set for later this month, Los Vinos de Dalí is a three-hour evening where the museum lets ticketholders stay past closing and sample wine and food all while enjoying full access to the museum—including “The Subversive Eye” exhibit—while enjoying live music and the Dalí Dome.

There’s also a Vine & Spirits Vault where ticketholders can win wine and booze, or participate in a live auction.

Promotional material says, “Proceeds directly benefit the Museum’s non-profit mission to preserve and share the works of Salvador Dalí while offering cultural experiences that educate, inspire and enrich our community and beyond.”

Just don’t get surreally drunk, OK?

Tickets to Los Vinos de Dalí happening Saturday, April 26 at St. Pete’s Dalí museum are still available and start at $160 for members.

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This article appears in Apr 10-16, 2025.