Baby and Kids
A birthday party with a Queen, plus cake, toys, and fun galore? What could be better than a day at the Toy Museum of New York? The museum combines theater and exhibits to create one big toy extravaganza.
Today's offer gets you admission for 2 adults and 1 child to see the show Queen Marlene’s Birthday Party on June 9, 2012. Choose from two showtimes: 12pm and 2pm.
The resident Royal Highness celebrates with her coterie of real and pretend friends, and invites audience members along for the ride. The 50-minute show, which encourages audience participation, is perfect for kids 3 and up. After the show, everyone breaks character to share in cake and talk about the play, toys, and other exciting kid-friendly topics.
After the show, you'll get to tour the museum - a wonderland of dolls and games from different time periods around the world, including Howdy Doody, Cabbage Patch kids, GI Joe, Troll, and more!
The Toy Museum in Brooklyn Heights was founded in 1999 by toy-and-doll enthusiast (and mom) Marlene Hochman. The mini-institution’s goal is simple: to demonstrate the historic and cultural importance of playthings from different eras. Along with displays of antique porcelain dolls and mid-century favorites like the Easy-Bake Oven, Mr. Potato Head and Raggedy Ann. The museum houses exhibits, chess and art classes, Birthday parties and a theater program that breathes life into the lessons. Queen Marlene’s Toy Theater, established in 2010, presents original, interactive plays about—what else?—toys.
The Toy Museum of NY
180 Smith Street, 2nd Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11201
(718) 243-0820