Museum of Broadway

Discover the magic of Broadway like never before at the Museum of Broadway! This one-of-a-kind destination takes you on a journey through the rich history of theater, featuring interactive exhibits, vibrant displays, and treasured memorabilia from iconic productions.

Broadway memorabilia display at The Museum of Broadway, New York City.

Broadway memorabilia display at The Museum Of Broadway, New York.

Visitors exploring exhibits at The Museum of Broadway in New York City.

Visitors exploring exhibits at The Museum of Broadway, New York City.

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Explore Broadway’s only dedicated museum, filled with captivating exhibits, rare memorabilia, and hands-on displays, right in the heart of NYC's vibrant Theater District.
Be sure to catch the Disney on Broadway exhibit, featuring beloved characters such as Elsa, Mary Poppins, and Genie. It runs until January 12, 2025.
Discover the "Timeline" exhibit, tracing Broadway’s journey through the decades with original costumes, set designs, and playbills from shows like Phantom and Hamilton.
Go behind the curtain at "The Making of a Broadway Show," where interactive displays guide you through the entire production process, from choreography to set building.
Uncover the development of Broadway's theaters in the "Map Room," with interactive maps that showcase how the Theater District grew to become NYC's cultural hub.
Fun fact: The first Broadway musical, The Black Crook, debuted in 1866 and is considered the birth of American musical theater.

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Explore Broadway’s only dedicated museum, filled with captivating exhibits, rare memorabilia, and hands-on displays, right in the heart of NYC's vibrant Theater District.
Be sure to catch the Disney on Broadway exhibit, featuring beloved characters such as Elsa, Mary Poppins, and Genie. It runs until January 12, 2025.
Discover the "Timeline" exhibit, tracing Broadway’s journey through the decades with original costumes, set designs, and playbills from shows like Phantom and Hamilton.
Go behind the curtain at "The Making of a Broadway Show," where interactive displays guide you through the entire production process, from choreography to set building.
Uncover the development of Broadway's theaters in the "Map Room," with interactive maps that showcase how the Theater District grew to become NYC's cultural hub.
Fun fact: The first Broadway musical, The Black Crook, debuted in 1866 and is considered the birth of American musical theater.