SF's Cartoon Art Museum's "Pay What You Wish" Day (First Tuesdays)
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SF's Cartoon Art Museum's "Pay What You Wish" Day (First Tuesdays)
"Founded in 1984, the Cartoon Art Museum has something for everyone-from comic strips, comic books and anime to political cartoons, graphic novels and underground comix. People of all ages can view original cartoon art at exhibitions and screenings, produce their own comics and animation at classes and workshops, research deeply into our collection and library, and mix and mingle with professional and aspiring cartoonists. This unique institution houses approximately 7,000 original pieces in our permanent collection and attracts more than 30,000 visitors annually."
"Pay What You Wish Days create affordable experiences for all to ignite imaginations and foster the next generation of visual storytellers by celebrating the history of cartoon art, its role in society, and its universal appeal with a visit to the Cartoon Art Museum. Set your own admission price and find inspiration through viewing original art, exploring the reading room or enjoying family-oriented activities in their kids corner."
Founded in 1984, the Cartoon Art Museum presents a broad range of cartoon art including comic strips, comic books, anime, political cartoons, graphic novels, and underground comix. The museum houses approximately 7,000 original works and welcomes over 30,000 visitors annually. Visitors of all ages can view originals in exhibitions and screenings, create comics and animation through classes and workshops, and conduct research in the collection and library. Monthly community offerings include a First Tuesday Pay-What-You-Wish Day with flexible admission and family-oriented activities. The museum aims to showcase global cartoon art and to support creative expression through exhibitions, artist programs, and outreach.
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