The recognisable comic character will be featured in 12 sculptures across the city centre for the festive period.

City of Doncaster Council teamed up with Wild In Art to reimagine Snoopy’s iconic doghouse into a dozen works of art.

The Snoopy sculptures can be found at various locations across the city centre, with a trail map available from the Tourist Information Centre or online to help you in your quest to find them all.

Snoopy is one of the world’s most recognisable comic characters, created by American cartoonist Charles M. Schulz in 1950 for the iconic comic strip Peanuts.

The sculptures are set to adorn the city from 14th November until the 25th of January.

The sculptures made their Christmas debut on London’s Fleet Street in 2025, with Doncaster the first place to welcome the designs since. To celebrate this, two additional designs were commissioned just for Doncaster.

Ros Jones, Mayor of Doncaster, said: “The Snoopy trail is a fantastic addition to Doncaster’s Christmas celebrations and we’re excited to welcome these iconic sculptures to the city.

The trail will help create a festive atmosphere across the city centre and provide a fun, free activity for people of all ages to enjoy. 

Our previous trails have attracted visitors from near and far, helping to boost footfall and showcase Doncaster as a vibrant destination.

We hope residents and visitors will make a day of it by exploring the trail, enjoying our festive events and supporting local shops, cafés and businesses along the way.”