Studio Programs: Classes & Workshops
The Walt Disney Family Museum, 104 Montgomery Street in the Presidio, San Francisco, CA 94129
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Studio Programs: Classes & Workshops offers hands-on activities such as Experimental Animation, Tablet Animation, Digital 2D Animation, and Imagining Worlds: Creating Miniature Sets. Participants can also take part in Color Theory and Visual and Written Storytelling classes, as well as standalone workshops, birthday parties, an Interactive Museum Tour, film screenings such as Atlantis: The Lost Empire (2001), and talks including Preserving Pixie Dust: Inside the Walt Disney Imagineering Art Collection and the virtual talk Ruth Shellhorn: Early Design and Construction of Disneyland.
• Ages: 8–18 years old
• Schedule: Animation classes are offered as eight weekly two-hour sessions announced quarterly, with both youth and adult sessions typically available; some classes and workshops are also scheduled as multi-day or standalone sessions
Diane Disney Miller, daughter of Walt and Lillian Disney, is the founder of The Walt Disney Family Museum, which runs Studio Programs: Classes & Workshops. The museum states that its mission is to provide an inclusive, accessible, and educational space for the public, supported in part by its Work, Equity, and Inclusivity (WEI) Council. The museum partners with Bay Area Communication Access (BACA) for American Sign Language interpreter needs and notes that guests can request ASL interpreters for Talks, Workshops, School Experiences, Tours, and Storytimes, with requests submitted at least two weeks in advance and interpreter availability not guaranteed. Classes and Workshops state that they provide a wide range of visual and sensory accommodations, including physical items and visual or written instructions. Scholarships for Studio Programs are offered to qualifying families and students of all ages and may still be available even if a class is sold out. The Walt Disney Family Museum is described as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Last updated June 14, 2026.
• Ages: 8–18 years old
• Schedule: Animation classes are offered as eight weekly two-hour sessions announced quarterly, with both youth and adult sessions typically available; some classes and workshops are also scheduled as multi-day or standalone sessions
Diane Disney Miller, daughter of Walt and Lillian Disney, is the founder of The Walt Disney Family Museum, which runs Studio Programs: Classes & Workshops. The museum states that its mission is to provide an inclusive, accessible, and educational space for the public, supported in part by its Work, Equity, and Inclusivity (WEI) Council. The museum partners with Bay Area Communication Access (BACA) for American Sign Language interpreter needs and notes that guests can request ASL interpreters for Talks, Workshops, School Experiences, Tours, and Storytimes, with requests submitted at least two weeks in advance and interpreter availability not guaranteed. Classes and Workshops state that they provide a wide range of visual and sensory accommodations, including physical items and visual or written instructions. Scholarships for Studio Programs are offered to qualifying families and students of all ages and may still be available even if a class is sold out. The Walt Disney Family Museum is described as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Last updated June 14, 2026.
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