Designed for children ages 1–5 and their caregivers, enjoy stories, movement games, and craft activities EVERY Monday through February 24. $5 per child/free for up to 2 adults before 11:00 am. Regular museum admission prices apply after 11:00 am. Free for members.

Ring in the New Year at the Schulz Museum’s annual celebration featuring an Up-Down Balloon Drop at Noon, a second Balloon Drop at 3:00 pm, and celebratory toasts with root beer during both drops!

Designed for children ages 1–5 and their caregivers, enjoy stories, movement games, and craft activities EVERY Monday through February 24. $5 per child/free for up to 2 adults before 11:00 am. Regular museum admission prices apply after 11:00 am. Free for members.

Learn to draw with writer, animator, and storyboard artist Matthew Luhn whose story and animation credits include Toy Story (1995), Toy Story 2 (1999), Monsters Inc. (2001), Finding Nemo (2003), Cars (2006), Ratatouille (2007), UP (2009), Toy Story 3 (2010), and other films and TV shows currently in development.

Designed for children ages 1–5 and their caregivers, enjoy stories, movement games, and craft activities EVERY Monday through February 24. $5 per child/free for up to 2 adults before 11:00 am. Regular museum admission prices apply after 11:00 am. Free for members.

Designed for children ages 1–5 and their caregivers, enjoy stories, movement games, and craft activities EVERY Monday through February 24. $5 per child/free for up to 2 adults before 11:00 am. Regular museum admission prices apply after 11:00 am. Free for members.

Watch the first-ever feature-length Peanuts film, A Boy Named Charlie Brown (1969), on the big screen in the Museum’s Theater! Against all odds Charlie Brown wins the class spelling bee. Then he wins the school spelling bee. Next he’s on to the televised national spelling bee. With Snoopy and Linus present for moral support, can Charlie Brown spell his way to a national championship? Good Grief! Run time: 1 hour, 26 minutes.

Designed for children ages 1–5 and their caregivers, enjoy stories, movement games, and craft activities EVERY Monday through February 24. $5 per child/free for up to 2 adults before 11:00 am. Regular museum admission prices apply after 11:00 am. Free for members.

Brownies are invited to spend a night at the Schulz Museum! Design your own stamp and letterbox, then search the Museum for clues left by other troops to complete all of the Letterboxer badge requirements. Experience art, cartooning, animation, and fun at the Schulz Museum after dark! For fees and reservations, visit the Girl Scouts of Northern California website.

Designed for children ages 1–5 and their caregivers, enjoy stories, movement games, and craft activities EVERY Monday through February 24. $5 per child/free for up to 2 adults before 11:00 am. Regular museum admission prices apply after 11:00 am. Free for members.

See one of Charles Schulz’s favorite movies on the big screen! The Schulz Museum’s annual film series returns with Love Story (1970) starring Ryan O’Neal and Ali MacGraw. Free for members/$5 general; includes popcorn and candy. Sponsored by Craig Schulz.

Meet, watch, and talk to author Ginger Wadsworth and illustrator Craig Orback, creators of the new book, Born to Draw Comics: The Story of Charles Schulz and the Creation of Peanuts.

Designed for children ages 1–5 and their caregivers, enjoy stories, movement games, and craft activities EVERY Monday through February 24. $5 per child/free for up to 2 adults before 11:00 am. Regular museum admission prices apply after 11:00 am. Free for members.

All little (or not so little!) red-haired girls or boys receive FREE admission in celebration of Valentine’s Day and Charlie Brown’s affection for a certain Little Red-Haired Girl.

Enjoy free Museum admission all day. From 1:00–3:00 pm, learn to draw cartoon animals with Jeff Schinkel as he shares his new books (created with Vicki Whiting), A Kids Guide to Drawing Cartoon Animals and Mind-Boggling Animal Puzzles.

Designed for children ages 1–5 and their caregivers, enjoy stories, movement games, and craft activities EVERY Monday through February 24. $5 per child/free for up to 2 adults before 11:00 am. Regular museum admission prices apply after 11:00 am. Free for members.

Celebrate the 40th anniversary of the feature-length Peanuts film, Bon Voyage Charlie Brown (1980), by watching it on the big screen in the Museum’s Theater! Join the Peanuts Gang on their first international jaunt and see why laughter is the language that needs no translation!

Designed for children ages 1–5 and their caregivers, enjoy stories, movement games, and craft activities EVERY Monday through February 24. $5 per child/free for up to 2 adults before 11:00 am. Regular museum admission prices apply after 11:00 am. Free for members.

See one of Charles Schulz’s favorite movies on the big screen! Watch Doris Day as Calamity Jane (1953) in the musical comedy about Jane’s saloon and love affair with Wild Bill Hickok. Free for Members/$5 General; includes popcorn and candy. Sponsored by Craig Schulz.

In this special hands-on workshop just for Girl Scout Cadettes, work with a professional cartoonist to develop stories and characters and create a four-panel comic strip from beginning to end. For fees and reservations, visit the Girl Scouts of Northern California website.

Due to unforeseen circumstances this event has been canceled and rescheduled for May 9 at 1:00 pm. Ticket holders will be contacted by the Museum and offered a ticket for the new date or a refund. We apologize for any inconvenience. 

Renowned cartoonist and New York Times best-selling author Patrick McDonnell celebrates 25 years of MUTTS with the release of The Art of Nothing and his latest MUTTS treasury, Hot Dogs, Hot Cats, with a talk and book signing. Also, meet live mutts looking for homes from Compassion Without Borders and step up to the Humane Society’s kissing booth where Scamp, the winner of the 2019 World’s Ugliest Dog contest, doles out smooches.

This event has been canceled. We apologize for any inconvenience. 

Meet, watch, and talk to Thi Bui whose debut graphic novel, The Best We Could Do, documents her family’s daring escape after the fall of South Vietnam in the 1970s and the difficulties they faced building new lives in America.

Sign up your kids to spend spring break at the Schulz Museum. Create art and edible science projects, cook up some favorite meals and treats, and ice skate at Snoopy’s Home Ice! Check the complete schedule at schulzmuseum.org/classes-camps or call (707) 284-1272.

Celebrate Passover by being led through the main parts of the Passover saga with costumes, songs, and play-acting, and sample foods associated with this story.

Designed for children ages 1–5 and their caregivers, enjoy stories, movement games, and craft activities on the last Monday of the month (March–September). $5 per child/free for up to 2 adults before 11:00 am. Regular museum admission prices apply after 11:00 am. Free for members.

See one of Charles Schulz’s favorite movies on the big screen! Peter Sellers stars in Stanley Kubrick’s Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb (1964). Free for members/$5 general; includes popcorn and candy. Sponsored by Craig Schulz.

Get started on your Girl Scout Cooking badges by experimenting with different breakfast, lunch, and snack activities at the Schulz Museum. For fees and reservations, visit the Girl Scouts of Northern California website.

Meet, watch, and talk to Dana Simpson, creator of the syndicated comic strip Phoebe and her Unicorn and the web comic Ozy and Millie, as she welcomes her latest graphic novel, Camping with Unicorns (Andrews McMeel Publishing, April 2020).

Watch the feature-length Peanuts film Snoopy, Come Home (1972) on the Museum’s big screen. Written by Charles Schulz and featuring the on-screen debut of Woodstock, Snoopy, Come Home is a fun-loving animated adventure for the whole family.

In this special hands-on workshop just for Girl Scout Cadettes, work with a professional cartoonist to develop stories and characters and create a four-panel comic strip from beginning to end. For fees and reservations, visit the Girl Scouts of Northern California website.

Join Schulz Museum curator Benjamin L. Clark for a conversation with special guest Arnold Shapiro, the former editor at Hallmark Cards responsible for fostering the iconic partnership between Peanuts and the greeting card company. This event is presented in conjunction with the current exhibition, Greetings, Charlie Brown! The Peanuts-Hallmark Connection.

Designed for children ages 1–5 and their caregivers, enjoy stories, movement games, and craft activities on the last Monday of the month (March–September). $5 per child/free for up to 2 adults before 11:00 am. Regular museum admission prices apply after 11:00 am. Free for members.

See one of Charles Schulz’s favorite movies on the big screen! Jeff Bridges and Cybill Shepherd star in the Oscar-winning film The Last Picture Show (1971). Free for members/$5 general; includes popcorn and candy. Sponsored by Craig Schulz.

Renowned cartoonist and New York Times best-selling author Patrick McDonnell celebrates 25 years of MUTTS with the release of The Art of Nothing and his latest MUTTS treasury, Hot Dogs, Hot Cats, with a talk and book signing. Also, meet live mutts looking for homes from Compassion Without Borders and step up to the Humane Society’s kissing booth where Scamp, the winner of the 2019 World’s Ugliest Dog contest, doles out smooches.

Designed for children ages 1–5 and their caregivers, enjoy stories, movement games, and craft activities on the last Monday of the month (March–September). $5 per child/free for up to 2 adults before 11:00 am. Regular museum admission prices apply after 11:00 am. Free for members.