

Mother Goose Alphabet Blocks, 1906 United States, Wood. Gift of Mrs. John Wardle. Permanent collection of the Morris Museum. Courtesy of Morris Museum
For kids, the holidays are all about toys. But no matter how old you are, chances are there’s a favorite doll, toy car or truck that stands out in your memory. Morris Museum presents a unique collection of toys from its permanent collection, allowing visitors to relive some of their fondest childhood experiences. Take a little time to enjoy a moment of nostalgia and share your memories with younger generations.
The Museum reopens its Mega Model Trains exhibit on Thursday, Dec, 14 at 5 p.m. Rail enthusiasts adore this intricate model train set that chugs its way across a 288-square-foot landscape that mimics a thriving city and quaint countryside scene.

Winter Vacation Celebration
Make a day of it as the museum presents a host of activities for the whole family to enjoy on Wednesday, Dec. 27, from 11 a.m to 4 p.m. In addition to visiting the toy and train exhibits, kids can make a winter-themed craft and see a performance of No Elves! No Elves! in the Bickford Theatre, an intimate venue located inside the museum. Shows begin at 11 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.
Members: $10
Non-members: $12
Note: There is a $2 service charge per ticket.
Combo Ticket: $15 (includes general Museum admission, plus admission to a children’s theatre performance)

No Elves! No Elves! Photo courtesy of Gemini Productions

Bubbleology: Photo courtesy of Keith Michael Johnson.

Mega Model Trains, courtesy of the Morris Museum.
For families looking to keep expenses low this holiday season, the museum is open late on the second and third Thursday of each month until 8 p.m From 5 to 8 p.m. on those evenings, admission is pay what you wish.
For more information, visit Morris Museum’s website or call (973) 971-3700.