Sugar Hill Children's Museum of Art & Storytelling is a cultural institution located in New York City. Founded by Ellen Baxter in 1983, the museum aims to address the inhumanity of inequality and homelessness through art and community engagement. The museum offers a wide range of programs and exhibitions that celebrate art, storytelling, and inclusivity.

Visitors can explore the museum's space and enjoy various exhibitions that showcase the work of talented artists. The museum also features a reading series and story hour, providing an immersive and interactive experience for children and families. In addition to its art and storytelling offerings, Sugar Hill Children's Museum also offers rentals and a shop where visitors can find unique and creative items.

The museum is open on select days and admission is available for both individuals and families. Through the vision and leadership of Ellen Baxter, Broadway Housing Communities has grown to include the Sugar Hill Children's Museum of Art & Storytelling, providing a space for creativity, learning, and community engagement. Don't miss the opportunity to visit this special museum and be inspired by its exceptional exhibits and programs