Co-Lab art activity: free with museum admission
Film screening: free with RSVP
Calling all dog lovers! Join us and SFFILM for a special summer Family Film screening of Snoopy Presents: There’s No Place Like Home, Snoopy, and the first episode of Camp Snoopy, followed by a special guest Q + A with Mary Valencia-Shyne, associate art director at Charles M. Schulz Creative Associates and design consultant on Camp Snoopy. Then make your way to our new Co-Lab studio space on Floor 5 for a paper folding art activity inspired by everyone’s favorite cartoon beagle.
The screening is free and open to the public; no museum ticket needed but advance RSVP required. Seating is limited and available on a first-come, first-served basis.
The art activity is free with museum tickets for adults; children 18 and younger always visit the museum for free.
This special event is hosted by SFFILM Education under its Family Programming initiative in collaboration with SFMOMA. For more information, visit SFFILM.
11 a.m. | Film screening followed by a Q + A with Mary Valencia-Shyne, associate art director at Charles M. Schulz Creative Associates and design consultant on Camp Snoopy, at 12:30 p.m.
Floor 1, Phyllis Wattis Theater
1–3 p.m. | Snoopy-inspired art activity
Floor 5, Co-Lab
Mary Valencia-Shyne is a cartoonist working on all things Snoopy at the Schulz Studio in Sonoma County. Her debut graphic novel, YOU AND ME ON REPEAT, was a Morris Award Finalist and NYPL Best Book of 2025.
SFFILM has significantly expanded its year-round offerings for kids and families! These programs — which include screenings of family-friendly films with Q + As, interactive cinema experiences, hands-on workshops, opportunities to engage directly with filmmakers and industry professionals, and more — seek to provide accessible and enlightening film experiences as a resource for families all over the Bay Area. SFFILM’s Family Programming utilizes the SFFILM Education team’s expertise in developing media literacy and critical thinking skills, illuminating diverse world cultures, and inspiring a lifelong appreciation of cinema. Discussion guides and other teaching tools specific to the films being screened are frequently made available to event attendees to help parents navigate post-screening conversations with their kids. These screenings are a great group activity for the whole family — scheduled primarily on weekends, free of charge whenever possible, and with content appropriate for kids from kindergarten to high school, 5–18.
Visionary support for Co-Lab is provided by Fisher Art Foundation.
Major support is provided by Deborah and Kenneth Novack.
Meaningful support is provided by Sarah and Jason DiLullo and Jane Kim and Jung Min.