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Queens’ most underrated gem?

If you’re even slightly into film, TV, or pop culture, Museum of the Moving Image is a must. I finally made the trip to Astoria and here’s what I found:

🍿 A full floor dedicated to how movies are made—from editing to costumes to Foley sound.

🧸 The actual Jim Henson puppet collection (yes, Kermit is there).

📺 Vintage TVs, 80s movie posters, interactive exhibits, and old-school video games you can play.

🌀 It somehow feels retro and futuristic at the same time.

🎟️ Tickets are super affordable and it’s right by theKaufman Astoria Studios.

💡 Pro tip: Go on a weekday if you can—it’s way more chill.

Save this for a rainy day or if you’re museum-hopping in Queens 🎬✨#lemon8partner

2025/6/26 Edited to

... Read moreThe Museum of the Moving Image is a fascinating destination for those interested in the art of filmmaking and pop culture. Located in Astoria, Queens, this museum offers a comprehensive experience for visitors of all ages. One of the main highlights is the museum’s extensive exhibits that delve into the filmmaking process. You can learn about everything from screenwriting to set design, and experience how films come to life from concept to screen. Interactive stations not only entertain but also educate, giving visitors a deeper appreciation for movie-making intricacies. A particularly enchanting section is dedicated to Jim Henson's legacy. The tangible history of beloved characters, including Kermit the Frog, captivates not just kids but adults who grew up watching these iconic puppets. Imagine seeing these artifacts up close! In addition to the traditional exhibits, the museum houses an impressive compilation of vintage TVs and films, showcasing a timeline of pop culture. Video games from the past beckon nostalgia as you have the chance to interact and play. This blend of retro and modern elements creates a unique atmosphere, appealing to both fervent fans and casual visitors alike. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore one of Queens' best-kept secrets! After your visit to the museum, consider stopping by Kaufman Astoria Studios to enjoy some film history on the real set. Just remember, weekdays are recommended for a quieter experience, ensuring you can take in all the amazing exhibits without the crowds. This gem in Queens is a must-go for anyone looking to enrich their cultural knowledge while having loads of fun!