A bit of the Past, Present, and Future.

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Current Exhibitions:

The Flipside of Schulz’s Art: More than Peanuts

October 5, 2011 to January 29, 2012 | Upstairs Changing Gallery

Charles Schulz dedicated his considerable artistic talents to more than just the Peanuts comic strip. He brought joy to friends, fans, and family with gifts of original drawings, cards, and cartoons. While Schulz’s wry wit is clearly evident in many of the Peanuts comic strips, perhaps other facets of his personality and relationships, both personal and professional, can be understood from his works.

Games Children Play

July 13 to November 28, 2011 | Strip Rotation Gallery

This exhibition explores how, in addition to sports, play is portrayed in Peanuts. Early strips find the Gang involved in imaginative play as they bake mud pies and play “cowboys.” Schulz also depicted many other patterns of play, including social play in a multi-day storyline from 1971 that finds the kids play a rousing game of “Ha Ha Herman.” There are also a myriad of examples of object play.

Ongoing Exhibitions:

Sparky’s Studio

Charles M. Schulz’s studio was the center of his working life—a refuge, a place where he often talked with friends and fellow cartoonists…and the place where he created Peanuts. More Info »

Wrapped Snoopy House

Twenty-five years after Schulz paid tribute to Christo in a Peanuts strip, Christo completed his own Wrapped Snoopy House, a life-sized doghouse wrapped in fabric created specifically for the Schulz Museum in Santa Rosa, California. More Info »