Toronto just got a blast from the past #VoxBox #SpeakTO #SpeakersCorner #Toronto #LibertyVillage Moses Znaimer

Doors Open Toronto 2025 at MZTVMuseum is going on! Live from the MZTV Research room! This weekend, don’t miss the chance to record yourself on the world’s rarest TV — the RCA Phantom Teleceiver & explore #TelevisionHistory & various #Vintage TV sets! 📍 64 Jefferson Ave,

Doors Open Toronto 2025 at MZTVMuseum is going on! Check out Naz's thoughts & experience from the Doors Open! Don’t forget to take a peek inside ZoomerRadio, The New Classical FM, and Zoomer Magazine studios at the #Zoomerplex! 📍 64 Jefferson Ave, Toronto 📅 Sat. May 24: 10 AM -

Doors Open Toronto 2025 at MZTVMuseum is going on! Live from the MZTV Research room by Lucas & Sherry! Step into the legendary RCA Phantom Teleceiver, record yourself on screen, see vintage TV sets once owned by Marilyn Monroe and Elvis Presley and explore the

⏳ Last day to visit MZTVMuseum for Doors Open 2025—and it’s all FREE! This weekend, don’t miss the chance to record yourself on the world’s rarest TV — the RCA Phantom Teleceiver & explore #TelevisionHistory & various #Vintage TV sets! Guided tour is also available at Zoomer

Doors Open Toronto 2025 at MZTVMuseum is going on! Live from the MZTV Research room by Sharon! Don’t miss the chance to telecast yourself in the RCA Phantom Teleceiver & discover treasure including Marilyn Monroe’s TV set. 📍 64 Jefferson Ave, Toronto 📅 Sun. May 25: 11 AM - 5

Preserving the Past, Inspiring the Future – Curtis at the MZTV Museum Meet Curtis, a wonderful father visiting the museum with his kids, who joined us during Doors Open Toronto 2025 to share the excitement of Television and Broadcast Media “It is amazing! I always wanted to

Step into the screen literally, with the iconic RCA Phantom Teleceiver at MZTVMuseum! The RCA Phantom Teleceiver was built in 1939 and looks like it came from the future. Back then, it was a vision of what television could be: sleek, experimental, and way ahead of its time.

“We had the best time at the museum!” – Jenna & Laura’s MZTV Moment Jenna & Laura lit up the MZTV Museum inside the #Zoomerplex Doors open Toronto 2025 From jaw-dropping vintage tech to snapping pics beside the iconic #RCA Phantom Teleceiver, their visit was a full-on retro

The ZoomerPlex is always one of the most popular destinations during #DoorsOpenToronto, and this year was no exception! Thanks to the more than 2000 visitors who came by to see us over the weekend at ZoomerRadio The New Classical FM theZoomer & MZTVMuseum among all the other

🌕 600 million people were watching this… On July 20, 1969, the very first television transmission from the moon was received by NASA - National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Live images were shot by a #television camera created by the inventor of electronic

🥇 Remember Jesse Owens’s Inspiring History? In 1936, August 1, the first live television coverage of a sports event was transmitted by closed-circuit equipment to special viewing booths in Berlin and Potsdam, Germany. The Berlin Summer Olympics was televised by #Telefunken

🎙️ 50 years ago, this significant moment in US history was live on TV. On August 8,1974, President Richard Nixon's resignation speech was a national television address delivered from the Oval Office. Due to the #WatergateScandal, Nixon announced his intention to resign the

Hey Nate Bargatze! Loved your #Emmys opener; a terrific tribute to forgotten BoyGenius Philo T. Farnsworth. I invite you to my #Toronto MZTVMuseum to see the world’s most comprehensive Farnsworth collection: notes, sketches, 1st attempts @ electronic cameras+tubes. [email protected]