Founded in 1984, the Cartoon Art Museum offers a diverse range of cartoon art, including comic strips, graphic novels, and more. Visitors can view approximately 7,000 original pieces and participate in classes, exhibitions, and workshops. The museum hosts "Pay What You Wish" Days to promote accessibility and inspiration. It aims to be a leading destination for cartoon art, emphasizing self-expression and community engagement. Since moving to its new location in 2017, it has become a vibrant hub for visual storytelling with a beautiful view of the San Francisco Bay.
The Cartoon Art Museum is a unique institution that houses approximately 7,000 original pieces in its permanent collection, attracting more than 30,000 visitors annually.
Pay What You Wish Days allow people to set their admission price, promoting affordability and accessibility while celebrating the history and role of cartoon art.
The vision of the museum is to be the premier destination to experience cartoon art globally and to provide insight into the creation process.
Opening its new location in 2017, the museum offers stunning views of the San Francisco Bay and hosts various community outreach programs.
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