Your guide to Bangkok’s massive Snoopy exhibition

After River City Bangkok announced it would host a massive exhibition celebrating the 75th anniversary of Peanuts™, fans across Thailand were practically doing Snoopy dances, eager to meet the world’s most famous beagle, Charlie Brown and the rest of the gang. Now, How Do You Do, Snoopy? 75 Years: A Journey of Friendship Through Art has finally landed at the riverside complex and trust us, it’s bigger, bolder and way more playful than Snoopy’s wildest daydreams.

This isn’t just a trip down comic strip memory lane (though there’s plenty of that, too!). It’s a full-on celebration of Peanuts’ charm, creativity and global influence. You can peek at Snoopy-inspired artwork from local and international artists, admire couture outfits designed for Snoopy and his sister Belle and even blast off on cosmic adventures with the astronaut beagle himself. 

So, grab your camera, bring your inner kid (or grown-up kid) and follow Snoopy through this art-filled, fun-packed extravaganza. Here’s your guide to making the most of all the beagle-approved mischief and magic.

When can I hang out with Snoopy?

How Do You Do, Snoopy? 75 Years: A Journey of Friendship Through Art runs until December 7 at RCB Galleria 1–2 on the second floor.

How many Snoopy zones can I explore?

The exhibition unfolds across four main zones, starting with Art of Peanuts, which presents over 50 original works. For its Thailand debut, the collection takes on an Asian perspective, blending Charles M. Schulz’s iconic lines with the elegance of Eastern art, including delicate Chinese ink painting and traditional Japanese woodblock prints (Ukiyo-e). Adding extra charm is the ‘PEANUTS: Private Doll Collection (Thailand Edition)’, a unique display of 149 treasured collectibles from Thai fans, handpicked to be part of the show.

Next, explore Snoopy in Art, where more than 25 local and international artists reinterpret Snoopy across diverse mediums – from painting and sculpture to animation and contemporary forms. Thai artists to spot include FAHFAHS, Tum Ulit, Munins, Tuagomstudio, julibaker and summer, Mackcha, 2CHOEY, Yamada, Poorboy and KENZ.

Then it’s time to strut through Snoopy and Belle in Fashion, celebrating Peanuts’ enduring ties to style. Fresh from a successful showcase in Paris, this collection features couture outfits by global fashion houses including Balenciaga, Fendi, Swarovski and Thierry Mugler, transforming Snoopy and his sister Belle into bonafide fashion icons.

Finally, blast off in Snoopy in Space, a semi-immersive experience following the gang on cosmic adventures. It showcases exclusive animations and artistic reinterpretations of Astronaut Snoopy by Thai artist Tuagomstudio, Japanese artist Ahhi Choi and Taiwanese artist Ren Shen Er.

Where else can I see Snoopy around Bangkok?

For his first-ever appearance in the kingdom, Snoopy isn’t staying cooped up in the gallery. River City Bangkok has teamed up with local artists to bring a series of Mega Balloon Displays to some of the city’s landmarks. Highlights include Snoopy reimagined in Mackcha’s signature style at the historic Grand Postal Building, a whimsical creation by Munins at Chong Nonsi Skywalk and a playful design by FAHFAHS at Chamchuri Square. These larger-than-life installations will be on display until October 3. 

There’s also a special display at Metro Art, MRT Phahon Yothin, running until October 15. It features two interactive zones. Artista Room 1, inspired by the Chao Phraya River, has Snoopy floating in a colorful ball pit that you can jump into. Then hop over to Artista Room 2 to celebrate Peanuts’ 75th anniversary, where you can write a heartfelt message on a postcard and drop it into a real mailbox.

Where can I grab my ticket to see Snoopy?

Tickets start at B350 via https://linktr.ee/HowdoyoudoSnoopy75Years.