Cost
$15 members $35 adults | $30 seniors and students (with ID) | $25 youths
FREE for children ages 5 and under, Registration Required
Date
Sat, Sep 27 | 1pm
Year
2025
Location
Theater
Three decades after its premiere, Disney and Pixar’s Toy Story (1995) endures as one of the most popular and influential animated films of all time. Join us as Pixar Animation Studios’ Senior Historian Christine Freeman contextualizes, from her unique perspective never before shared with the public, why Toy Story's impact reaches “to infinity and beyond.”
On-Sale Information
Tickets for Celebrating 30 Years of Pixar's Toy Story (1995) with Pixar's Senior Historian Christine Freeman are available as follows:
- Walt’s Circle Donors: Purchase tickets beginning Tuesday, August 26 at noon PT by emailing membership@wdfmuseum.org.
- Founding, Supporter, and Friend-level members: Purchase tickets beginning Wednesday, August 27 at noon PT by emailing membership@wdfmuseum.org.
- All member levels: Purchase tickets online beginning Thursday, August 28 at noon PT via the Member Portal.
- Public (non-members): Remaining tickets available online beginning Friday, August 29 at noon PT.
Upgrade your membership to receive priority access to purchase tickets. For more information, please email the Membership Department at membership@wdfmuseum.org.
About the Speaker
Christine Freeman
Christine Freeman is Pixar’s founding historian. She joined Pixar in the waning days of their Point Richmond campus, when the collections of Toy Story, A Bug’s Life, and Toy Story 2 formed the backbone of the collection. During preparation for Pixar’s move to Emeryville, donation bins filled with historical material and her interest in the company itself began. She has been lucky enough to learn many stories of Pixar and its people firsthand. This year marks her 25th at the studio.
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