Museum of the Moving Image
4.6(4,376)
Museum
About
The Museum of the Moving Image in Queens offers a deep dive into the history and craft of film, television, and digital media through engaging, interactive exhibits. Highlights include detailed displays on iconic shows like The Sopranos and the Jim Henson legacy, alongside hands-on experiences with vintage cameras and production techniques.
Ideal for small groups seeking an immersive, educational outing, the museum's layout supports focused exploration with spaces for conversation and reflection. Conveniently located near Steinway subway stations, it provides a unique setting for business gatherings centered on creativity and media innovation.
Best for
- Team offsites with interactive learning
- Client entertaining with unique cultural flair
- Small group workshops & brainstorming sessions
Standout features
Interactive Exhibits
Hands-on film and TV production displays
The museum offers a variety of interactive exhibits that explore the filmmaking process, including stop-motion animation and technical displays of cameras, lighting, and sound equipment used throughout film history.
Specialized Exhibits
In-depth showcases on iconic media
Dedicated exhibits feature detailed insights into landmark productions such as The Sopranos and Jim Henson’s work, including puppetry and contributions to television and film.
At a glance
Location & hours
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Hours
Sunday11am – 6pm
MondayClosed
TuesdayClosed
WednesdayClosed
Thursday2 – 6pm
Friday2 – 8pm
Saturday11am – 6pm
Rated 4.6 on Google · 4,376 reviews