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Fans of "Everybody Loves Raymond" can now step inside the Barone family’s living room as the Long Island Music and Entertainment Hall of Fame unveils a new immersive exhibit celebrating the sitcom’s 30th anniversary.
The display features original set pieces, including the iconic green couch, Debra’s kitchen and a life-size cutout of the famous Thanksgiving turkey drop. Ray Romano told News 12 walking through the space feels “like time travel.”
Romano called the tribute unexpected but meaningful, saying it honors the fans who helped turn the show into a long-lasting favorite.
The exhibit opens to the public Friday. For more information, click here
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