Cost
All events are free
Date
Mon, Nov 30–Sat, Dec 5 | All events are free
Year
2020
Join us for a virtual celebration of Walt Disney’s birthday, honoring the many innovations Walt and his company have contributed to the entertainment and animation industry, and the diverse artists that continue his legacy of innovation today. The Walt Disney Family Museum will be offering a week-long array of free virtual programming in honor of Walt’s Birthday in 2020 to allow everyone the opportunity to enjoy the museum from the comfort of their own home. Join us online during the week Monday, November 30 to Saturday December 5 for programs that highlight Walt’s life, work, and legacy. Happy Birthday, Walt!
Please note: Some events require advanced registration. Please check each individual event for information on how to sign-up or watch.
Schedule of Events
Virtual Workshop | Holiday Card Making with Paper Artist Ryan Riller | Mon, Nov 30 | 5:30pm
Virtual Storytime | Little Dreamers: Visionary Women Around the World with Author and Illustrator Vashti Harrison | Tue, Dec 1 | 1pm
Virtual Workshop | The Art of Storytelling: The Making of The Little Prince (2015) with Academy Award®-Nominated Director Mark Osborne | Wed, Dec 2 | 5:30pm
Virtual Talk | Capturing Walt’s Carolwood with Model Designer Mark Hurt | Thu, Dec 3 | 5:30pm
Virtual Workshop | Miniature Diorama with the Studio Team | Fri, Dec 4 | 5:30pm
Virtual Tour | Walt Disney: Innovation and Inclusion in Storytelling with Tour Guide Chris Mullen | Sat, Dec 5 | 1pm
Help Us Continue Our Digital Efforts
Since opening over 10 years ago, we have sought to make the museum a place where our guests could find animation, innovation, and inspiration and immerse themselves in the remarkable life story of Walt Disney—the man who raised animation to an art, tirelessly pursued innovation, and created a distinctly American legacy, transforming the entertainment world.
Over the course of our closure, we have increased our digital presence to stay true to our mission. Your donations ensure that we can continue opening our museum virtually to the world, and that future generations can continue to be inspired by Walt Disney’s life and legacy.