Voted Sonoma County’s #1 Summer Camp for Kids!
Bohemian Best of the North Bay Award (2023)
The Schulz Museum is excited to offer in-person classes. See below for class descriptions and registration information.
Need full-day coverage?
Kids enrolled in a morning and an afternoon camp will stay all day, including a supervised lunch at the Museum! Please pack a lunch for your child if you choose this option.
How to Register
- Online: Select classes from the calendar below.
- Phone: Call (707) 284-1263.
- Mail/Fax: Print a Registration Form and submit by mail or fax (see form for details).
All classes require advance registration and are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. See below for class descriptions and registration.
For online registration, you will be prompted to create an account. All contact information is secure; we do not store financial details or share personal information. If you have an account with our store, you will still need to create a separate account for classes and membership.
Information for Parents
Below under General Camp Information, please find specifics about where to go, what to bring, and what to expect in Schulz Museum camps.
Children who need to take medication of any kind while attending camps will need the Release of Liability for Administering Medications form and Authorization for Administering Medications form completed by a parent or guardian and signed by a doctor before their first day of camp.
- General camp information
- Release of Liability for Administering Medications form (in-person classes only)
- Authorization for Administering Medications form (in-person classes only)
If you have any questions about these forms, please call us at (707) 284-1263.
Refund and Cancellation Policy
REFUND AND CANCELLATION POLICY:
Refunds are available for camps canceled with more than a 7-day notice, EXCEPT FOR SUMMER CAMPS.
- For summer camps, a $35.00 fee per registrant per camp will be charged for any cancellation made after May 20 and up to 3 business days before the camp start date. Transfers to an alternate camp are available up to 3 business days before the camp start date. No refunds or transfers are available within 3 business days of any camp start date.
- For all other camps, a $10.00 fee per registrant per camp will be charged for cancellations made between 7 and 3 days before the start date. Transfers to an alternate and similar camp are allowed. No refunds or transfers are available within 3 business days of any camp or program start date.
Fee Assistance
The Schulz Museum is committed to making our classes and camps available and accessible to everyone through our fee-assistance program. Fee assistance is awarded based on need. Please apply as far in advance as possible here.
Junior Volunteer Program
Join our Junior Volunteer program! Children ages 12 and 13 can become Junior Volunteers for our summer classes. Junior Volunteers complete an application process, attend a required training, and select two or more classes in which to help. Junior Volunteers will receive training, mentoring, reviews and evaluations, and the chance to develop leadership skills while working with younger campers. To apply, visit schulzmuseum.org/classes-camps. Application fee is $60.00 for Non-Members. Members receive 20% off.
Grade recommendations for Spring, Fall, and Winter Break camps are for children currently enrolled in the grades listed; Summer Break camps refer to the grade the child is entering in the fall. Exceptions to the grade recommendation must be cleared with Museum staff before enrolling.
Homeschool Day: Here Come the Beagle Scouts!
Explore the Museum’s newest exhibition, Here Come the Beagle Scouts!, and earn badges while learning about nature and wilderness skills with Session Climbing, California Relay, Goatlandia, Northwest Regional Library, and more.
Shadow Box Holiday Happy Hour
Adults 21+, don’t miss this fun DIY holiday gift event! Learn how to transform a flat Peanuts holiday image into a layered paper shadow box while enjoying local drinks.
Fall Flavors (Grades K-3)
Get into the fall spirit with tasty treats and creative crafts! Make pumpkin chocolate chip muffins, scarecrow crunch mix, personal no-bake pumpkin pies, and more. Instructor: Angelica Blancas-Mims
Art and Nature: Endangered Animals (Grades 4-6)
Spend three mornings learning to draw endangered animals with artist Barbara Golden. From sea otters to endangered wolves, learn to draw, shade, and add color to your creations. Then show them off in a class art show!
Camp Cool (Grades K-3)
While the weather outside is frightful, have fun with hot chocolate and a movie in the Museum Theater at the coolest camp yet! Also, decorate a graham cracker candy house with ice cream cone evergreen trees! Instructor: Gabrielle DeSio
Advanced LEGO Animation (Grades 4-6)
Spend two afternoons building sets with LEGOs and working in small groups to create your own stop-motion movie with green screens, sound effects, titles, and credits. Instructor: Mike Marquez
Autumn Art and Animals (Grades K-3)
Search for Snoopy, Woodstock, and their feathered friends all over the Schulz Museum in the exhibition Here Come the Beagle Scouts! Then, make mini animal crafts to take home, including a feathery owl ornament. Instructor: Angelica Blancas-Mims
Fall into STEAM (Grades K-3)
This class is SOLD OUT. Click here to join the waitlist. Calling all scientists! Spend the afternoon exploring fall-themed STEAM activities: make pumpkin volcanoes, create ghost rockets, build with candy corn, and more! Instructor: Gabrielle DeSio
How to ‘Toon Wild Winter (Grades K-3)
This class is SOLD OUT. Click here to join the waitlist. Join cartoonist and master maze-maker Joe Wos and learn to draw penguins, polar bears, and reindeer in a winter wonderland from your imagination! Wos is the Emmy Award-winning host of Cartoon Academy on PBS and the creator of the internationally syndicated feature MazeToons.
Cartoon Academy Master Class (Grades 4-6)
Get your pencils ready for a crash course in cartooning! Focus on developing characters, emotions, relationships, and storytelling through images with cartoonist and master maze-maker Joe Wos. Wos is the Emmy Award-winning host of Cartoon Academy on PBS and the creator of the internationally syndicated feature MazeToons.
LEGO Animation (Grades K-3)
Build sets with LEGOs and work in small groups to create your own stop-motion movie with sound effects, titles, and credits. Instructor: Mike Marquez
Gingerbread Doghouse Workshops
Assemble and decorate Snoopy’s doghouse out of gingerbread, complete with a marshmallow Snoopy on top! Registration required.
Winter Break Camps for Kids
Half-day and full-day classes are available in art, cartooning, animation, hands-on science, and more. Check back for more information.
The Charles M. Schulz Museum’s classes are educational programs and not childcare as defined by the State of California.