Meet professional cartoonists, enjoy hands-on activities, and more. In addition to our special events listed below, check out what happens at the Museum EVERY DAY!
Events are included in the price of admission unless otherwise noted (click event for cost). Members receive free museum admission and a 20% discount on ticketed events. Not a Member? Sign up today!
Events are subject to change; the page below contains the most current information.
Summer Camp for Kids
Camps include art, cartooning, animation, hands-on cooking and science, and ice skating, too! Check out the complete camp schedule at schulzmuseum.org/camps-classes.
Welcome Home, Franklin
Celebrate over 55 years since Franklin’s debut in Peanuts with a discussion about the new animated special, Snoopy Presents: Welcome Home, Franklin, with writer Robb Armstrong, senior vice president of Marketing and Communications for Peanuts Worldwide Melissa Menta, director Raymond S. Persi, and writer and executive producer Craig Schulz, moderated by Marissa Nance. The animated special will be shown in the Theater before the discussion, at 1:00 pm.
Museum Mondays for Little Ones: Snoopy and Friends
Enjoy stories, crafts, and activities designed for children ages 1-5 and their caregivers. Held on the last Monday of each month.
Cowabunga, Schulz Museum!
Celebrate the 22nd anniversary of the Schulz Museum with a day of beach-themed family fun inspired by the exhibition Cowabunga, Peanuts! Enjoy hands-on activities, a visit from the Marine Mammal Center, and cartooning with Emmy Award-winning cartoonist Joe Wos.
Second Saturday Cartoonist: Eric Martin
Meet, watch, and talk to professional Sonoma County artist Eric Martin as he discusses his new book, Travel Sketches, and sketchbook drawing, with tips on tools and techniques.
Museum Mondays for Little Ones: Garden Party
Enjoy stories, crafts, and activities designed for children ages 1-5 and their caregivers. Held on the last Monday of each month.
Second Saturday Cartoonist: Briana Loewinsohn
Meet, watch, and talk to Briana Loewinsohn, creator of the graphic memoir, Ephemera. Based in Oakland, California, Loewinsohn teaches high school art by day and draws comic books on her own time.