In late May 1957, American television viewers gathered for another weekly installment of the Disneyland program. Entitled “The Liberty Story,” Walt Disney greeted viewers at a record player, played the song “The Liberty Tree,” and explained that “the liberties which we enjoy and take for granted didn’t just happen. They had to be won. … Behind our liberties there’s an interesting story…”
Learn about Walt Disney's methods for developing the magical stories he brought to life on the screen.
We are excited to share a special presentation of Producer Don Hahn's commencement message to all 2020 graduates.
Doing some framing at home? Watch as Preparator Maureen Shields demonstrates how to frame an artwork in a matte like a museum professional.
The Walt Disney Family Museum is excited to premiere The World of Tomorrow, a new virtual exhibition featuring works created by the museum’s global community.
Enjoy this special 10th Anniversary-themed animation our Studio Team created (to the left) as an ode to our museum.
2019 marks the Walt Disney Family Museum’s sixth year as host to an animation festival specifically designed for teens.
2019 marks the Walt Disney Family Museum’s sixth year as host to an animation festival specifically designed for teens.
2019 marks the Walt Disney Family Museum’s sixth year as host to an animation festival specifically designed for teens.
Featuring artworks created by homeless youth with three greater San Francisco Bay Area partner organizations: Raphael House, Larkin Street Project, and Youth Spirit Artworks.