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The Role Of Entertainment In The 1960s

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The 1960s was the golden era of toys, as there were countless of toys to choose from and parents spent more on their children, compared to previous decades. Board games continued to be popular forms of entertainment in the 1960s. At this time, the board games were very family oriented; designed for all ages to join together in competitive fun. "Family Board game nights" were a serious matter. A few of the new board games invented in this time period include: Twister, Life, Operation, Mouse Trap, Candy Land. Another form of entertainment in the 1960s was magazines. Magazines were means for the people to stay informed about the changing culture of the new and booming Canada. Vogue magazines became popular as the importance of the fashion culture

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