Donors to the Museum’s collection give us much more than their toys. They share their memories of childhood and how those toys how remained special to them. In this gallery, we are highlighting some of the many toy donations received in the last few years.
The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures offers free guided drop-in tours for visitors!
Create a Creepy Crawler (gummy, bug-inspired toys dating back to the 1960s) with Kansas City-based artist, Just Colcord, and make your October just a little more spooky. Drop-in participation is FREE with museum admission.
Create a Creepy Crawler (gummy, bug-inspired toys dating back to the 1960s) with Kansas City-based artist, Just Colcord, and make your October just a little more spooky. Drop-in participation is FREE with museum admission.
Join The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures for the opening reception of Transformations: New Perspectives on the Art of Miniatures. The Museum's new exhibit highlights the work of four artists who use miniatures in their artistic process to explore powerful topics related to the impact of humans on our world.
The National Museum of Toys and Miniatures offers free guided drop-in tours for visitors!
The exhibit highlights the work of four contemporary artists who use miniatures in their artistic process to explore powerful topics related to the impact of humans on our world. The artists are, as follows: Amy Bennett – paintings, Lori Nix + Kathleen Gerber – photographs, and Carol K. Rasaphangthong – video.
