Museum of the Moving Image

“Valentines date with Bae. A lot of exhibits including the Sopranos Set designs and a whole slew of Puppets from the Hensons foundation. Tons of childhood memorabilia, loved the Star Wars toys. It was very crowded on this Valentine’s Day. A lot of interactive exhibits with young couples standing in line to participate. They have a nice cafe and sitting area on the first floor where we had our caffeinated beverages, me a mocha latte, and enjoyed each others conversations and recap of the exhibits we just experienced.”

“The Moving Image Museum cannot be beat! They've got it all; cameras, an E.T. doll, an Exorcist doll, a Sopranos exhibit, arcade games, clean bathrooms, and a well-stocked gift shop. The Jim Henson exhibit is a highlight. There's a kiosk that gives you a bit of information on every job on-set of a production. There are tons of jobs I've never heard of. It gives you an idea of the immense manpower needed to make these shows and movies we enjoy.”

“We had a wonderful visit to Museum of the Moving Image. Two floors of thoughtfully curated exhibitions and a beautiful Jim Henson Exhibition. The atmosphere was calm and welcoming, and the staff were incredibly kind - especially the staff member on the first floor who made us feel comfortable right away. My children really enjoyed the visit. We were happy to leave a donation and would absolutely recommend this museum to families.”