Charlie Brown, Peanuts Gang And Giant Snoopy Doghouse Bring Childrens Museum Exhibit To Life

The Chicago Children’s Museum will launch “Take Care with ‘Peanuts’: The Exhibit” on Saturday, marking 75 years of the cherished comic strip. The exhibit runs through January 4 and features interactive displays designed to help children articulate their emotions. Noah Cruickshank, the museum's vice president, noted that the exhibit goes beyond nostalgia, encouraging discussions about feelings and well-being. Key installations include Lucy’s psychiatric booth and a giant doghouse representing Snoopy. Visitors can also engage with a compost tumbler at the Kite-Eating Tree installation, emphasizing nutrition and environmental care.

A special event on October 3 will allow adults to enjoy the exhibit without children, acknowledging the appeal of “Peanuts” across generations. “Take Care” aims to provide playful learning experiences that resonate with both kids and their adult companions. The exhibit promises to be a nostalgic yet educational experience for visitors of all ages.