Sensory-Friendly Sunday

The Dalí Museum opens its permanent collection and temporary exhibitions to the neurodivergent community with a dedicated Sensory-Friendly Sunday morning. Modifying the typically bustling gallery environment, the institution lowers audio volumes, raises ambient lighting, and limits overall capacity to create a highly supportive viewing space. The adjusted operating hours feature designated quiet zones, a specialized stimming area, and staff trained to assist visitors on the autism spectrum or with sensory processing disorders. Accompanied by self-guided educational activities, the initiative allows families to navigate the surrealist masterworks at their own pace before general admission begins.