MZTVMuseum is a one-of-a-kind brand that takes pride in protecting, preserving, and promoting the Receiving Instruments of Television History. Unlike other North American Museums of Broadcasting that focus on programs, MZTVMuseum stands out by placing equal importance on the History of the Technology and the Sets Themselves. Founded and curated by Moses Znaimer, a renowned television personality, and advocate for Canada's 15.

3 million people aged 45 and above, MZTVMuseum offers a unique experience. The question of Why do people collect? is explored at MZTVMuseum, as they believe that collectors may do it to create their own world, to feel in control, out of pride or jealousy, or simply to keep objects close to them. Located in Toronto, Ontario, the museum invites visitors to immerse themselves in the fascinating world of television history.

MZTVMuseum welcomes all visitors, with affordable admission fees for adults, seniors, students, and groups, and free entry for CARP Members and children aged 12 and under. Open on weekdays and Saturdays, the museum also ensures privacy protection for all its visitors. Come and discover the captivating legacy of television at MZTVMuseum