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Frontier presents
Can You Tell Me How to Get to Sesame Street?
June 17 – Sept. 10
Can You Tell Me How to Get to Sesame Street?

Presented locally by:
Fazoli's, fast, fresh, italian.


Media partner:

WFYI TV 20

Step onto Sesame Street and take a stroll with your favorite characters. Sesame Street will lead visitors of all ages through three adventurous decades of the revolutionary children’s television series. Children are invited to explore concepts about letters, numbers, words and diversity issues; while adults can explore how the innovative program emerged and developed over the years. Guests can also visit and discover Sesame Street’s bus shelter, Mucho “Rainbow” Bodega, Gina’s Day Care Center, Oscar’s Newsstand, and Bird Air Travel Agency.



Kids sitting on the steps at 123 Sesame Street.Lights, Camera, Action!
Step onto the Sesame Street set and see yourself in a monitor as you would appear on the television show.

Hands-On Minds-On Sesame Street Playground
Crawl underneath the Central Park Bridge and play with letters in the A – Z cubbyholes while listening to others practice notes and songs on a set of steel drums. Discover new words by turning a crank and spinning letters. Relax and enjoy a game of chess or checkers in the park before heading off to count animals and objects in the counting tree.

Frontier Telephone Booth
Need to let Oscar know you’re having a bad day, too? Or maybe you found Ernie’s rubber duckie in your bathtub? Pick up the phone and listen to messages from popular Sesame Street characters.

Oscar's Newstand Oscar’s Newsstand
Pop into this informative newsstand with video clips on fire safety, fitness, sibling rivalry and other important issues.

Platinum Platters Music Shop
Hiding that inner rock star? Head over to the music shop to listen to and sing along with some of Sesame Street’s greatest hits, including the show’s theme song, plus “The People in Your Neighborhood,” “Rubber Duckie,” and “C is for Cookie.”

Bus Shelter
Experience Sesame Street history by cozying up in the bus shelter to watch the very first episode of Sesame Street.

Big Bird's Same and Different NestBig Bird’s Same and Different Nest
Climb into the full size re-creation of Big Bird’s nest to read a good book. Big Bird is big. His nest is big, too. People come in all sizes. How big are you?

Circle in the Square Cinema
Take a seat and see five fast-paced compilations of memorable moments from Sesame Street.

On-Screen Excitement
Hop into your favorite Sesame Street sketch with the help of chroma-key technology. Count to 20 with the Count, sing the alphabet song with Elmo or learn Spanish with Rosita.

Hand Puppets
Hand Puppets
Ever wanted to pretend to be your favorite Muppet? Put on a show with Muppet hand puppets and see it on a video monitor.

Gina’s Day Care
Draw a friend from Sesame Street and hang your picture in the window of Gina’s Day Care, just like children do on the show.


Sesame Mucho “Rainbow” Bodega
Ready for a snack? The “Rainbow” Bodega is full of pretend fruits, vegetable, and flowers that need to be placed in bins with matching colors. See if you can do it without wanting to take a bite, and learn the Spanish words for your favorite foods.


Produced by Strong Museum in Rochester, New York, in collaboration with Sesame Workshop.
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