FREE admission: Charles M. Schulz Museum - Nov 18 2012 - Santa Rosa CA
Are you a Peanuts fan? You almost have to be if you are a resident of Santa Rosa CA, where hundreds of Charlie Brown, Snoopy, Lucy and Woodstock statues are on display. Tourists arrive here from all over the world, wanting to see where Peanut's creator, Charles M. "Sparky" Schulz, lived and wrote his comic strips.
In honor of Mr. Schulz's birthday, the Charles M. Schulz museum will open its doors to the public for FREE on Sunday, Nov 18 2012. This will be a great day (it's supposed to be raining!) to enjoy the following current exhibits:
Name dropping: Faithful Peanuts readers would love it when Sparky would include sports personalities, politicians, authors, actors and scientists in his comic strip. This exhibit has photographs and correspondence with some of these famous "guests" as well as the original Peanuts strips.
Taunting trees and talking walls: Not a season would go by without a kite eating tree gobbling up one of Charlie Browns kites. This exhibition takes a look at 70 original Peanuts strips with Schulz's use of anthropomorphism, giving life to trees, a pitchers mound, a baseball glove and more.
Enjoy!
Charles M. Schulz Museum
2301 Hardies Lane
Santa Rosa, CA 95403
( 707) 579-4452
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