Sep 18, 2025 - Business

Boston gets a "mini" slime museum at Faneuil Hall

Steph Solis

A rendering showing white walls and old exposed brick, and white piles of rocks holding slime. Adults and children alike are pulling up slime and playing with it. — A rendering of the slime museum in Faneuil Hall. Photo: Courtesy of the Sloomoo Institute

The Sloomoo Institute, Manhattan's interactive slime "museum," is opening a retail shop at Faneuil Hall this fall.

The intrigue: The space, called the "Sloomoo MiniMoo," will let children and adults alike play with slime, learn how to make it and enjoy art.

Driving the news: The retail shop plans to open Nov. 18 out of Faneuil Hall with a "slime bar," installations and slime-making classes.

The institute is also opening a new retail space in King of Prussia.
They will join the institute's existing locations in New York, Chicago, Los Angeles, Atlanta and Houston.

What they're saying: "Boston has always been electric for us and it has been the No. 1 city for our NYC location after those in the tri-state area," said Karen Robinovitz, the company's co-founder and co-CEO.

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Boston gets a "mini" slime museum at Faneuil Hall

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