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Grinch Unwrapped: 60 Years of Art & Mischief

December 4 @ 8:00 am - December 5 @ 5:00 pm
Grinch Show 2026

THE GRINCH TURNS 60!

60th Anniversary Exhibition & Celebration

Celebrate six decades of Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas! at the Chuck Jones Gallery’s Grinch 60th Anniversary Exhibition and Celebration in San Diego and Santa Fe. Inspired by Dr. Seuss and the timeless 1966 animated holiday classic directed by Chuck Jones, these special exhibitions honor one of the most iconic holiday stories and characters of all time.

Discover a curated selection of artwork celebrating the Grinch’s enduring legacy, the artistry of Chuck Jones, and the creative collaboration that helped transform this holiday classic into a cherished tradition across generations. Each gallery offers a festive opportunity to experience the art, imagination, and enduring magic of the Grinch as we celebrate 60 years of this beloved holiday classic.

SAN DIEGO | SEAPORT VILLAGE

Special Friday Evening Celebration: Friday, December 4, 2026 from 3:00 – 7:00 PM.
Weekend Exhibition: Friday–Sunday, December 4–6, 2026

Join us for a special Friday evening celebrating the Grinch’s 60th anniversary, followed by a weekend of art, holiday mischief, and collector favorites.

Location: Chuck Jones Gallery, Seaport Village, 809 W Harbor Dr, Suite E4-B, San Diego, California

SANTA FE | WATERS STREET

Exhibition and Celebration: Friday–Saturday, December 4–5, 2026

Hours: Friday from 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM | Saturday 12 PM – 3:00 PM

Celebrate six decades of Grinchy mischief and holiday magic with a special exhibition honoring the artistry, imagination, and enduring legacy of this beloved animated classic.

Location: Chuck Jones Gallery, 126 W Water St, Santa Fe, New Mexico

Join us in San Diego and Santa Fe as we celebrate 60 years of a holiday classic that continues to capture hearts and imaginations.

Visit your local Chuck Jones Gallery to experience the art, celebrate the anniversary, and discover a little Grinchy mischief this holiday season.