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Charles M. Schulz Museum 
Celebrating the stories and art of Charles M. Schulz, creator of Peanuts featuring Charlie Brown + Snoopy! Located north of San Francisco.
Santa Rosa, CA
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#FlashbackFriday! Charlie Brown and Snoopy were featured on the cover of LIFE magazine on March 17, 1967.
The cover story explored the Peanuts craze in the late 1960s, as Peanuts had become widely popular among college students, air force pilots, rock musicians, and more.
The cover story explored the Peanuts craze in the late 1960s, as Peanuts had become widely popular among college students, air force pilots, rock musicians, and more.
At the end of 1981, Schulz relented but was unwilling to promise much, explaining, “It always depends on what funny story I can come up with.” It wasn’t until the fall of 1983 that he found a satisfactory way to play out this storyline. (2/3) pic.twitter.com/xtTAItZxAK
In 1979, William P. Baird, president of the American Narcolepsy Assoc, began writing to Schulz, wondering if Peppermint Patty had narcolepsy. In Baird’s professional opinion, she had symptoms, and thought it would be good for the public to be aware of sleep disorders.
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In 1979, William P. Baird, president of the American Narcolepsy Assoc, began writing to Schulz, wondering if Peppermint Patty had narcolepsy. In Baird’s professional opinion, she had symptoms, and thought it would be good for the public to be aware of sleep disorders.
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✎ And don't miss even more Peanuts fun! At 11:00 am, learn how to draw your favorite cartoon characters with professional cartoonist Robert Pope, who has worked for Peanuts, Batman, Bugs Bunny, Scooby-Doo, and many more! All ages are invited! (3/4) pic.twitter.com/lytYF0pcPH
〰️ Plus, starting at 1:00 pm, join North Bay Letterpress Arts (@NBLAorg ) to see a letterpress in action and pull your own Peanuts-inspired print to take home! (2/4) pic.twitter.com/9bOD1yUeel
This Saturday, join us for a Peanuts extravaganza!
📚 At 2:00 pm, celebrate the newest Peanuts books, "Snoopy Soars to Space" and "Adventures with Linus & Friends!," with the creative team responsible for bringing Peanuts to the pages, followed by a book signing.
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📚 At 2:00 pm, celebrate the newest Peanuts books, "Snoopy Soars to Space" and "Adventures with Linus & Friends!," with the creative team responsible for bringing Peanuts to the pages, followed by a book signing.
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This Saturday, join us for a Peanuts extravaganza!
📚 At 2:00 pm, celebrate the newest Peanuts books, "Snoopy Soars to Space" and "Adventures with Linus & Friends!," with the creative team responsible for bringing Peanuts to the pages, followed by a book signing.
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📚 At 2:00 pm, celebrate the newest Peanuts books, "Snoopy Soars to Space" and "Adventures with Linus & Friends!," with the creative team responsible for bringing Peanuts to the pages, followed by a book signing.
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🌱Start the season with a spring in your step by visiting the Museum and exploring our new exhibition, "Kite-Flying Foibles"!
Spring hours:
🌸Weekdays 11:00 am–5:00 pm (closed Tuesdays)
🌸Weekends 10:00 am–5:00 pm
This Peanuts comic strip was first published #OTD in 1972.
Spring hours:
🌸Weekdays 11:00 am–5:00 pm (closed Tuesdays)
🌸Weekends 10:00 am–5:00 pm
This Peanuts comic strip was first published #OTD in 1972.
This Peanuts Sunday comic strip was first published on March 22, 1987.
🖋️ Want to try your hand at Charles Schulz’s iconic lettering style? Look no further as we have activity sheets from our upstairs exhibition, "The Pen is Mighty"!
✒️ Don't forget to tag us to show off your lettering! Download the templates here: schulzmuseum.org/museum-at-home
✒️ Don't forget to tag us to show off your lettering! Download the templates here: schulzmuseum.org/museum-at-home
🧢 Leland, a member of the Goose Eggs—the smallest baseball team around—debuted in this comic strip first published #OTD in 1977!
⚾ In this storyline, Charlie Brown is invited to manage the team. They name their new team "The Goose Eggs!"—a baseball term for a zero score.
⚾ In this storyline, Charlie Brown is invited to manage the team. They name their new team "The Goose Eggs!"—a baseball term for a zero score.
🎨 Spend Summer Break at the Schulz Museum!
⛸ Ice skate at Camp Freeze; learn from professional cartoonists; delve into the art of manga and anime; experiment with photography; explore theater arts; and more!
🔗 For schedule, fees, and registration: schulzmuseum.org/classes-camps
⛸ Ice skate at Camp Freeze; learn from professional cartoonists; delve into the art of manga and anime; experiment with photography; explore theater arts; and more!
🔗 For schedule, fees, and registration: schulzmuseum.org/classes-camps
Today, we are showcasing the Museum Store's exclusive pins and buttons!
"The Spark of Schulz" button is the first of a collectible series that correlate to our current exhibitions!
🔗 Purchase on your next visit to the Museum or online: schulzmuseum.org/shop
"The Spark of Schulz" button is the first of a collectible series that correlate to our current exhibitions!
🔗 Purchase on your next visit to the Museum or online: schulzmuseum.org/shop
💤 It's #NationalNappingDay! Are you longing for a snooze just like Snoopy?
If you squeeze "Snoring Snoopy's" paw, you can see his breathing and hear him snore!
See it and other sleep-inspired Peanuts products and strips in "Dream a Little Dream" schulzmuseum.org/dream-a-little…
If you squeeze "Snoring Snoopy's" paw, you can see his breathing and hear him snore!
See it and other sleep-inspired Peanuts products and strips in "Dream a Little Dream" schulzmuseum.org/dream-a-little…
🕰️ This Peanuts Sunday comic strip was first published on February 3, 1974.
🌲 This Peanuts comic strip was first published on March 17, 1982.
✨ *From the Collection* ✨
This collector's edition Barbie® doll with Snoopy as the WWI Flying Ace in a matching aviator ensemble is from the early 2000s. We couldn't think of a better way to celebrate #NationalBarbieDay!
This collector's edition Barbie® doll with Snoopy as the WWI Flying Ace in a matching aviator ensemble is from the early 2000s. We couldn't think of a better way to celebrate #NationalBarbieDay!
🚀 #OTD 54 years ago, Snoopy as the "World Famous Astronaut" debuted! in this Peanuts comic strip from Mar 8, 1969.
For over 50 years, Snoopy has joined the excitement for @NASA spaceflight missions, including most recently as the Zero-Gravity Indicator on @NASAArtemis I!
For over 50 years, Snoopy has joined the excitement for @NASA spaceflight missions, including most recently as the Zero-Gravity Indicator on @NASAArtemis I!
🔊 Last call! Don't miss "The Spark of Schulz: A Centennial Celebration," on view through Sunday, March 12!
Whether in comics, books, movies, animation, and more, Schulz's influence continues to shine: schulzmuseum.org/spark-of-schulz
Whether in comics, books, movies, animation, and more, Schulz's influence continues to shine: schulzmuseum.org/spark-of-schulz
It's #FriedaDay! Frieda made her Peanuts debut #OTD in 1961.
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Frieda was a regular in the strips throughout the 1960s, and she is best known for taking extreme pride in her “naturally curly hair.”
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This Peanuts comic strip was first published on March 13, 1961.
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Frieda was a regular in the strips throughout the 1960s, and she is best known for taking extreme pride in her “naturally curly hair.”
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This Peanuts comic strip was first published on March 13, 1961.
Some people use a diary to pen their innermost thoughts. Charles Schulz had "Peanuts." "It was a release for his emotions," said his widow, Jean Schulz. "He drew because he had to do it."
#CharlesMSchulz #PeanutsComics #comicstrip @SchulzMuseum @CBSNews
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#CharlesMSchulz #PeanutsComics #comicstrip @SchulzMuseum @CBSNews
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🍃 This Peanuts Sunday comic strip was first published on March 1, 1970.
Thank you, @CBSSunday, for visiting us and sharing this touching tribute to Charles Schulz!
Charles M. Schulz's beloved comic strip continues to garner fans 23 years after the cartoonist's death, from lovable loser Charlie Brown to the dog with the greatest imagination, Snoopy. cbsn.ws/3mqOvFI pic.twitter.com/47H5fysoaJ
🐢 This Peanuts comic strip was first published on this day in 1993.
Charles Monroe "Sparky" Schulz was the creator of the beloved comic strip Peanuts. Lee Cowan visits The Charles M. Schulz Museum dedicated to the works of the famed cartoonist and takes a look at his legacy. cbsn.ws/3SSelie
Another peek at what’s ahead tomorrow on @CBSSunday!
Lee Cowan talks with “Peanuts” creator Charles M. Schulz’s widow, Jean, and with “Pearls Before Swine” cartoonist Stephan Pastis, about the timeless influence of the man they called “Sparky” and his beloved cast of characters. cbsn.ws/3KXsQ2m pic.twitter.com/xZ968sM6MK
💙 Lucy Van Pelt made her debut #OTD 71 years ago! ⠀
Her confidence is sometimes misdirected into being crabby or angry. She’s opinionated and often the one with answers, whether or not she was sought out.
This Peanuts comic strip was first published on 6/28/1971.
Her confidence is sometimes misdirected into being crabby or angry. She’s opinionated and often the one with answers, whether or not she was sought out.
This Peanuts comic strip was first published on 6/28/1971.
🌞Tune into @CBSSunday this Sunday, March 5, as Lee Cowan takes a look at the life and legacy of Charles M. Schulz, including interviews with Jean Schulz, curator Benjamin L. Clark, and cartoonist @stephanpastis. Check your local listings or visit cbsnews.com/sunday-morning.
Curator’s Pick! Schulz Museum Curator Benjamin L. Clark shares his current favorite Peanuts comic strip, first published on May 25, 1967. 🐤
No matter the weather, there is plenty in store this month at the Schulz Museum to bring you a dose of cheer!
See what events and exhibitions are coming up this month in our March eNewsletter: bit.ly/3EDXREu
See what events and exhibitions are coming up this month in our March eNewsletter: bit.ly/3EDXREu
Snoopy found Schroeder’s music soothing, just as Schulz enjoyed listening to Shermy Plepler’s mother play her piano.
This Peanuts comic strip was first published on 10/23/1969.
💤 Visit "Dream a Little Dream," to see this original comic strip: schulzmuseum.org/dream-a-little…
This Peanuts comic strip was first published on 10/23/1969.
💤 Visit "Dream a Little Dream," to see this original comic strip: schulzmuseum.org/dream-a-little…
✍️ In her latest blog post, "Sorry You Missed It," Jean Schulz shares her experience at the Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum at Ohio State University.
🔗 Read Jean Schulz's blog: schulzmuseum.org/sorry-you-miss…
This Peanuts comic strip was first published on December 8, 1995.
🔗 Read Jean Schulz's blog: schulzmuseum.org/sorry-you-miss…
This Peanuts comic strip was first published on December 8, 1995.
🗺️ This Peanuts Sunday comic strip was first published on February 24, 1991.
☔ Don't let the rain get in your way of a fun day at the Schulz Museum!
🌧️ Explore the galleries this weekend! We will be open from 10:00 am–5:00 pm Saturday and Sunday!
This Peanuts comic strip was first published on April 12, 1986.
🌧️ Explore the galleries this weekend! We will be open from 10:00 am–5:00 pm Saturday and Sunday!
This Peanuts comic strip was first published on April 12, 1986.
🎁 Join us in wishing a very "Happy Birthday" to Schulz Museum founder and board president, Jean Schulz!
To celebrate, the Museum staff surprised Mrs. Schulz with a croquembouche—complete with a Snoopy figurine on top! 🎩
💛 Here's to a great year and many more!
To celebrate, the Museum staff surprised Mrs. Schulz with a croquembouche—complete with a Snoopy figurine on top! 🎩
💛 Here's to a great year and many more!
⛄ This Peanuts comic strip was first published on February 23, 1989.
Patrick McDonnell, creator of @MUTTScomics , was friends with Charles M. Schulz and has served on the Museum’s board of directors since 2006.
Discover how Schulz influenced his work, and other modern cartoonists, in The Spark of Schulz: schulzmuseum.org/spark-of-schulz
Discover how Schulz influenced his work, and other modern cartoonists, in The Spark of Schulz: schulzmuseum.org/spark-of-schulz
🐾 Happy National Love Your Pet Day!
💛 Name the pet who you are honoring today!
This Peanuts comic strip was first published on May 25, 1961
💛 Name the pet who you are honoring today!
This Peanuts comic strip was first published on May 25, 1961
💌 This Peanuts comic strip was first published on February 14, 1960.
