It Was a Dark and Stormy Night
Saturday night, the 4th, was the member party for our new exhibition, It Was a Dark and Stormy Night, and we welcomed our visitors in from the rain. One first […]
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Our Friend, Gene Cernan
America lost a true hero a couple of days ago. Gene Cernan passed away in a hospital in Houston, Texas. Gene (standing to Snoopy’s right) and fellow Apollo astronaut Tom […]
A Beautiful New Year’s Day
It’s a glorious day to inaugurate our new deck. Lots and lots of families are celebrating at our New Year’s balloon drop. Happy New Year to all from all of […]
After 50 Years, 4 Million Albums Sold
It was an intimate ceremony in Berkeley at the original Fantasy records studio to commemorate Vince Guaraldi’s soundtrack of A Charlie Brown Christmas going quadruple platinum. His children, Dia and […]
After Two Years, We’re Almost There!
The deck around the redwood tree in the Museum courtyard is just about done, so I wanted to share some photos. Here is the bench with its first admirer. I […]
Peppermint Patty – a “rare gem”
I wanted to talk about a question which was left for us at the Museum. It said simply, “I want to know more about Peppermint Patty.” It made me smile […]
Snoopy and Belle in Mexico City
I’m taking a break from watching the construction of the deck around the Redwood tree at the Museum to attend the opening of a three month Snoopy and Belle in […]
Preserving our 100 Year Old Redwood Tree
I think readers can tell things that I am passionate about; this is one of them. When we chose this site for the Museum the trees around the property were […]
Photos from Comic-Con
Peanuts kicked off its partnership with the bi-partisan not-for-profit group Rock the Vote last week at San Diego Comic-Con during the mass hysteria. Thousands visited the Campaign Headquarters and pop-up shop […]
The Museum Brings Out the Best in All of Us!
As I was walking through the Museum today, I noticed a man posing for photos in front of the nursery wall. He was mugging for his two daughters, but mostly […]
