Archive · 27 Jan 2026
Museum Honors The Sopranos with Exhibition and Screenings
The Museum of the Moving Image in New York City is having a special exhibition about the TV show The Sopranos.
The exhibition will show how the show was made, with scripts, drawings, and other items from the creator, David Chase.
There will also be three special screenings of episodes from the third season, with talks from David Chase and some of the actors.
The Sopranos was a very popular and influential TV show that aired from 1999 to 2007.
It won many awards and is known for its storytelling and characters.
The exhibition is made possible with the support of Lisa and Richard Pepler.
You can buy tickets online for the screenings, and the exhibition is included with regular museum admission.
Museum of the Moving Image presents 'Stories and Sets for The Sopranos' exhibition starting February 14.
Exhibition features scripts, notes, and concept art from David Chase's personal archive.
Three special screenings of Season 3 episodes with discussions by David Chase and cast members.
The Sopranos aired from 1999-2007, winning 21 Primetime Emmy Awards.
Exhibition and screenings supported by Lisa and Richard Pepler.
- Who
- Museum of the Moving Image, David Chase, Steven Van Zandt, Dominic Chianese, Edie Falco, Annabella Sciorra
- What
- Exhibition and screenings celebrating The Sopranos
- When
- Exhibition starts February 14, screenings February 26-28
- Where
- Museum of the Moving Image, NYC
- Why
- To pay tribute to The Sopranos and its influence on television
- Exhibition Name
- Stories and Sets for The Sopranos
- Exhibition Location
- Museum of the Moving Image, NYC
- Exhibition Dates
- February 14 onwards
- Screenings Dates
- February 26-28
- Screenings Participants
- David Chase, Steven Van Zandt, Dominic Chianese, Edie Falco, Annabella Sciorra
- Exhibition Supporters
- Lisa and Richard Pepler
- The Sopranos Original Run
- 1999-2007
- The Sopranos Emmy Awards
- 21 Primetime Emmy Awards out of 112 nominations