Jim Henson's Creature Shop opens for public tours for the first time
Jim Henson's Creature Shop in Queens, New York, has opened its doors to public tours for the first time. The tours cost $150 per person and include meeting puppet builders, seeing puppetry demonstrations, and taking photos with characters. The shop was founded by Jim Henson in the 1960s and has moved multiple times around the city.
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“What's inside Jim Henson's once-hidden studio”
“'Muppets' creator Jim Henson's NYC studio opens for tours for the first time”
“Jim Henson's Creature Shop opens for tours. Here's what's inside the once-hidden puppet studio”
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