A Free Snoopy Fashion Exhibit Fills a Meatpacking Hall
Snoopy and Woodstock model custom designer outfits at a free Meatpacking exhibition of Peanuts fashion and archival pieces.
🐶 Snoopy Goes High Fashion
🧥 Inside the Exhibit
Snoopy in Style NYC turns a Meatpacking hall into a walk through the Peanuts universe, curated by the Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center. One of a kind Snoopy and Woodstock plush figures wear custom designer outfits, shown beside rare archival pieces and detailed installations. The clothing of the iconic characters sits in lit glass cases near a wall of vintage Peanuts art. The show traces how Snoopy shaped fashion, sports, music, and wider pop culture across the decades.
📸 What to Do There
Staff hand out a free newspaper style photo prop as you near the front of the line, with extra copies waiting by the exit. Three card dispensing machines stand in the space, each printing a different design. You load them with tokens, ten for five dollars, and each card costs two tokens. Walk the color coded carpet runners between installations, step into the character costume section, and browse the exclusive gift shop before you leave.
🚪 Plan Your Visit
The exhibition runs daily from 10 in the morning to 6 in the evening through September 26, at 25 Little West 12th Street in the Meatpacking District. Admission stays free, though hours can shift for special events. New visitors are let in until thirty minutes before the 6 in the evening close, worth confirming on the official Peanuts site. It fits Peanuts fans, families, and anyone drawn to fashion and pop culture history. Crowds build around midday, and an earlier slot means a calmer walk past the cases.
