This week marks the 25th anniversary of the passing of Charles Schulz, the beloved creator of the “Peanuts” comic strip. (AUDIO) click below
Schulz passed away on February 12, 2000, in Santa Rosa, California . He drew Charlie Brown, Snoopy, and the rest of the “Peanuts” gang for 50 years, leaving a lasting legacy that continues to thrive today
The “Peanuts” characters remain popular and influential, with Schulz’s work still celebrated through various media, including television specials, merchandise, and even a museum dedicated to his life and art in Santa Rosa.
He opened Snoopy’s Home Ice, also known as the Redwood Empire Ice Arena, in 1969 . The ice rink is renowned for its charming ambiance, reminiscent of a Swiss Alpine village, and is surrounded by towering redwoods . He wanted an arena offers a variety of activities, including public skating sessions, figure skating, ice hockey, and special events and it offers all today. . He also created the Warm Puppy Café, where visitors can enjoy a meal or hot cocoa by a crackling fire at the rink. The Charles M. Schulz Museum is located across the street, making it a perfect destination for fans of Schulz’s work.
