Upcoming Events

Half-day and full-day classes are available in art, cartooning, animation, hands-on science, and more.

Celebrate the New Year with crafts, an Up-Down Balloon Drop and Baby Balloon Drop at Noon, and a second Balloon Drop at 3:00 pm!

Meet, watch, and talk to picture book and brand illustrator and animator Eliza Reisfeld, whose work includes the recent book My Zoo: A Book of Feelings.

Drop off your teens (ages 10-15) for after-hours fun at the Schulz Museum, including pizza, games, and activities. Advance registration required.

The whole family is invited to a new original musical for young audiences! Enjoy the story of a young woman who experiences the joy and struggles of giving to her community. Tickets required.

On the last Monday of the month, enjoy stories, crafts, and activities designed for children ages 1-5 and their caregivers. This month, craft a Beagle Scout badge, create a little bonfire craft to take home, and build a miniature tent!

Brownies are invited to sleep over at the Charles M. Schulz Museum! Design your own stamp and letterbox. Experience art, cartooning, animation, and the Schulz Museum after dark!

Meet, watch, and talk to Bob Scott and Vicki Scott to celebrate their forthcoming graphic novel Molly and the Bear: Campers Beware, based on Bob Scott’s beloved comic strip Bear with Me.

Drop your kids off for after-hours fun at the Schulz Museum, including pizza, games, crafts, and cartooning. Recommended for ages 5-10.

On the last Monday of the month, enjoy stories, crafts, and activities designed for children ages 1-5 and their caregivers. This month, make a watercolor hanging heart, craft a Snoopy and Woodstock love lantern, and bead a Valentine’s Day bracelet or necklace. It’s never too late to celebrate love!

Go behind the scenes to learn about making the new Peanuts animated series Camp Snoopy and The Snoopy Show (Apple TV+) with director Rob Boutilier and animator Gavin Freitas.

Join us for a Fleischer Studios Superman animation festival featuring Superman’s first animated appearance from the original 1940s series in newly restored color. Popcorn included!

Explore over 50 family-friendly activities, including the science of animation at the Schulz Museum table, for FREE at the Sonoma County Fairgrounds.

Meet, watch, and talk to award-winning filmmaker, stop-motion animator, and artist Matthew Sandager, whose portfolio includes commissioned work for Sesame Street and New York Magazine.

Celebrate National Puppy Day with a free screening of the hit documentary Inside the Mind of a Dog and meet some real service dogs and puppies from Canine Companions.

On the last Monday of the month, enjoy stories, crafts, and activities designed for children ages 1-5 and their caregivers. This month, build a rainbow from your own pot of gold, craft a pair of leprechaun-catching binoculars, and paint the perfect shamrock to take home!

Join award-winning authors Ann Patchett (Tom Lake, The Dutch House) and Kate DiCamillo (Because of Winn-Dixie) in conversation about what the Peanuts comic strip means to them and how it’s influenced their work, writing careers, and lives. Followed by a book signing. Doors open at 6:00 pm. For tickets, click here.

Meet, watch, and talk to cartoonist Adam de Souza, creator of the award-winning comic Blind Alley, the new strip Brambles, and the recently released graphic novel The Gulf.

Join the Museum and local Bay Area cartoonists to celebrate the work of Paige Braddock, chief creative officer at Charles M. Schulz Creative Associates, and creator of the graphic novel series Jane’s World, and children’s book series Stinky Cecil and Peanut, Butter, and Crackers,  with a talk and cartoon-a-thon.

Drop your kids off for after-hours fun at the Schulz Museum, including pizza, games, crafts, and cartooning. Advance registration required.

On the last Monday of the month, enjoy stories, crafts, and activities designed for children ages 1-5 and their caregivers. This month, build a storm cloud, make a firefly suncatcher, and create a paper bag kite to fly in the wind.

Join Caitlin McGurk for a journey through the life and art of cartoonist Barbara Shermund, one of the first women cartoonists to work for The New Yorker, as detailed in McGurk’s new book, Tell Me a Story Where the Bad Girl Wins: The Life and Art of Barbara Shermund. Books will be available for purchase and signing after the talk.

On the last Monday of the month, enjoy stories, crafts, and activities designed for children ages 1-5 and their caregivers. This month, create your own book, decorate a Peanuts bookmark, make Joe-Cool glasses, and more!

On the last Monday of the month, enjoy stories, crafts, and activities designed for children ages 1-5 and their caregivers. This month, craft your own jellyfish friend, create a watermelon fan to stay cool, and build an ocean in a bag!