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Peter Pan (1953) at Cultural Center
Peter Pan (1953)
SAT 25 APR
Coming Soon to
Cultural Center
INTO WONDERLAND: The Films of Mary Blair is a four-film mini-festival celebrating the visionary artist whose bold use of color, shape, and imagination reshaped animation, illustration, and mid-century American design. Presented on the big screen in the Historic Camelot Theatre at the Palm Springs Cultural Center, this PSCC Feature Fest pairs curated Disney classics with guest speakers, interactive art elements, themed food and cocktails.
April 24 | 6PM Cinderella
April 25 |1PM FREE Saludos Amigos
April 25 | 3PM Peter Pan
April 25 | 6PM Alice In Wonderland
Special thanks to volunteer Corey Roskin for his work as co-producer of the festival.
April 25 | 3PM
Peter Pan (1953)
With its dreamlike settings and adventurous spirit, Peter Pan reflects Mary Blair’s gift for world-building through color and shape. From Neverland’s glowing skies to its fantastical landscapes, Blair’s influence helped define a visual language of childhood imagination that feels timeless, mischievous, and slightly untamed.
Special Guest Animator Dave Woodman: w/ Moderator Corey Roskin
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April 24 | 6PM Cinderella
April 25 |1PM FREE Saludos Amigos
April 25 | 3PM Peter Pan
April 25 | 6PM Alice In Wonderland
Special thanks to volunteer Corey Roskin for his work as co-producer of the festival.
April 25 | 3PM
Peter Pan (1953)
With its dreamlike settings and adventurous spirit, Peter Pan reflects Mary Blair’s gift for world-building through color and shape. From Neverland’s glowing skies to its fantastical landscapes, Blair’s influence helped define a visual language of childhood imagination that feels timeless, mischievous, and slightly untamed.
Special Guest Animator Dave Woodman: w/ Moderator Corey Roskin
INTO WONDERLAND: The Films of Mary Blair is a four-film mini-festival celebrating the visionary artist whose bold use of color, shape, and imagination reshaped animation, illustration, and mid-century American design. Presented on the big screen in the Historic Camelot Theatre at the Palm Springs Cultural Center, this PSCC Feature Fest pairs curated Disney classics with guest speakers, interactive art elements, themed food and cocktails.
April 24 | 6PM Cinderella
April 25 |1PM FREE Saludos Amigos
April 25 | 3PM Peter Pan
April 25 | 6PM Alice In Wonderland
Special thanks to volunteer Corey Roskin for his work as co-producer of the festival.
April 25 | 3PM
Peter Pan (1953)
With its dreamlike settings and adventurous spirit, Peter Pan reflects Mary Blair’s gift for world-building through color and shape. From Neverland’s glowing skies to its fantastical landscapes, Blair’s influence helped define a visual language of childhood imagination that feels timeless, mischievous, and slightly untamed.
Special Guest Animator Dave Woodman: w/ Moderator Corey Roskin
April 24 | 6PM Cinderella
April 25 |1PM FREE Saludos Amigos
April 25 | 3PM Peter Pan
April 25 | 6PM Alice In Wonderland
Special thanks to volunteer Corey Roskin for his work as co-producer of the festival.
April 25 | 3PM
Peter Pan (1953)
With its dreamlike settings and adventurous spirit, Peter Pan reflects Mary Blair’s gift for world-building through color and shape. From Neverland’s glowing skies to its fantastical landscapes, Blair’s influence helped define a visual language of childhood imagination that feels timeless, mischievous, and slightly untamed.
Special Guest Animator Dave Woodman: w/ Moderator Corey Roskin
Peter Pan (1953)
SAT 25 APR
Coming Soon to
Cultural Center
INTO WONDERLAND: The Films of Mary Blair is a four-film mini-festival celebrating the visionary artist whose bold use of color, shape, and imagination reshaped animation, illustration, and mid-century American design. Presented on the big screen in the Historic Camelot Theatre at the Palm Springs Cultural Center, this PSCC Feature Fest pairs curated Disney classics with guest speakers, interactive art elements, themed food and cocktails.
April 24 | 6PM Cinderella
April 25 |1PM FREE Saludos Amigos
April 25 | 3PM Peter Pan
April 25 | 6PM Alice In Wonderland
Special thanks to volunteer Corey Roskin for his work as co-producer of the festival.
April 25 | 3PM
Peter Pan (1953)
With its dreamlike settings and adventurous spirit, Peter Pan reflects Mary Blair’s gift for world-building through color and shape. From Neverland’s glowing skies to its fantastical landscapes, Blair’s influence helped define a visual language of childhood imagination that feels timeless, mischievous, and slightly untamed.
Special Guest Animator Dave Woodman: w/ Moderator Corey Roskin
