Tom and Jerry 85th Anniversary Exhibition

The Tom and Jerry 85th Anniversary Exhibition celebrates the iconic cat-and-mouse duo created by William Hanna and Joseph Barbera in 1940. This traveling exhibition showcases original animation cels, storyboards, character sketches, and behind-the-scenes materials from over eight decades of the beloved cartoon series. Visitors can explore the evolution of the characters through their numerous theatrical shorts, television series, and feature films that have entertained generations worldwide. The exhibition demonstrates how Tom and Jerry became a cornerstone of American animation and a global cultural phenomenon transcending language barriers.

Animation enthusiasts, families with children, and anyone nostalgic for classic cartoons will find this exhibition engaging. The visual storytelling and physical comedy of Tom and Jerry requires no translation, making it particularly accessible for international visitors. The atmosphere is playful and educational, suitable for all ages from young children discovering the characters for the first time to adults who grew up watching the shorts. Arrive early on weekends to avoid crowds, especially during school holiday periods.