The Bam Museum in Modesto (also known as the Be Anything Museum) is such a hidden gem! This one-of-a-kind museum is dedicated to showcasing Barbie dolls and vintage Mattel toys, making it a fun and nostalgic experience for kids and adults alike.
I’ve attended several events here, and every time has been a wonderful experience. The museum isn’t just about displays—it’s also a community hub. They offer training workshops, networking opportunities, and serve as a business resource center. It’s a space that feels safe, welcoming, and inspiring for boys and girls of all ages.
If you’re looking for something unique to do in Modesto, I highly recommend stopping by. Grab a bite to eat downtown, then head over to the Barbie Museum to explore, learn, and maybe even rent the space for your own activity or event. It’s truly a place where fun, creativity, and community...
Read moreI visited B.A.M., “Be Anything Museum” in Modesto and it’s not just an ordinary doll museum. It is unique as each doll is a Barbie showcasing that you can be anything you want to be; highlighting themes from all aspects of occupations you can think of. One notable Barbie that stood out for me is the Barbie in a wheelchair. The Barbies are well maintained & presented in an appealing way. “B.A.M.” truly focuses on the collection’s scope that you can be anything you want to be. I highly recommend you visit B.A.M., you’ll step into a world of Barbies dressed in different occupations. Best of all is you’ll have a chance to take a picture of yourself in a Barbie or Ken toy box & you get to see yourself as...
Read moreI have seen owner Lourdes Uranday bring this long awaited dream to fruition. Her love of Barbie’s and her exceptional business acumen combined to bring about a wonderful Barbie and doll collection for all to enjoy. I have even attended a hula session for women that was hosted at the museum. It was super enjoyable. Lourdes and her husband Victor are all in when it comes to cars and Barbies. I look forward to future events hosted at the museum. It’s just around the corner from the Modesto Children’s Museum and a great addition to the sites to see in...
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