‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’ 50th-Anniversary Celebration With Live Music

What could be better than singing along with Schroeder on a toy piano? How about singing along with the Rob Schwimmer Trio? That ensemble and the Church of the Heavenly Rest’s Children’s Choir will both provide live accompaniment when the Metropolitan Museum of Art screens the film classic “A Charlie Brown Christmas,” now 50 years old. After the movie, in which Charlie Brown, Linus, Lucy, Snoopy and the rest of the Peanuts gang learn the true meaning of the holidays, the Met will hold a seasonal singalong, led by Mr. Schwimmer and Mark Stewart. Children under 4 are not permitted, but everyone else is welcome at this movie-and-music celebration.