Just as the 2022 Oscars season is beginning (in earnest) for awards-hopefuls, the long-awaited Academy Museum of Motion Pictures is set to open in Los Angeles.

The museum, first announced more than eight years ago, opens its doors at 6067 Wilshire Boulevard on Sept. 30 with several exhibitions and screening programs in store. The collections vary from technology and the history of cinema to behind-the-scenes props from famous moments in film (like matte paintings that you probably thought were real life).

On display (so far) will include The Wizard of Oz‘s famous ruby slippers, a Cinerama camera from 1954, Nightmare Before Christmas‘ original expressive heads of Jack Skellington, Shirley Temple’s tap shoes, an annotated script of To Kill a Mockingbird, and the head from Alien.

One of the collections is all about the early history of the movies and includes a steam-driven praxinoscope from the Richard Balzer Collection. Another of the anticipated exhibitions is a Hayao Miyazaki retrospective, portraying the legendary filmmaker’s work through more than 300 items (storyboards, character designs, posters, and cels from Studio Ghibli). The museum will also be screening his films, in both English and Japanese, throughout the run of the exhibition.

Among the museum’s other unique features are Calm Mornings, set-aside time for attendees wanting a less sensory-stimulating experience “with moderated sound and lighting displays,” according to the museum website.

The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures will be open seven days a week, starting Sept. 30. Timed admission tickets are now available.

Below are just a few highlights of what visitors can see at the museum of movies.