SOLD OUT – October Twilight in the Gardens

An illuminated look at a mosaicked wall outside against a dark evening sky. Text on the image reads Twilight in the Gardens.

Event Details

Event Date

Event Date: Friday, October 24, 2025

Event Time

Event Time: 7:00 PM - to 10:00 PM

Event Description

$25/ Adults
$20/ Students & Seniors
$16/ PMG Members
BYOB

SOLD OUT

There is no waitlist for this event.

Don’t miss the final Twilight in the Gardens of the year! In our mosaicked courtyard experience a live performance Noggin Hill. They’ll be delivering a lively mix of bluegrass, old-time and folk music that will get your toes tapping! Over at the craft tables make the bucket hat of your dreams with a custom hat bar by Aubrey Loftus of Modern Misfits! Choose from a variety of images, arrange as your heart desires, and we’ll do the rest! Express your creativity with our floral and autumnal designs and create art you can wear. 

Attendees can also enjoy self-guided tours of our rarely-seen mosaicked basement, and can view our current exhibition, Reframed Realities: Works by Anthony Smith Jr. Don’t forget to pack yourself some drinks and snacks to enjoy picnic-style in our mosaicked space!

OCTOBER SCHEDULE:
7:00 – 10:00 PM
 – Create a custom hat with Aubrey Loftus of Modern Misfits
7:00 – 10:00 PM – Self-Guided Tours of PMG’s mosaicked basement
8:00 – 9:00 PM – Live Performance by Noggin Hill

ABOUT THE MUSICIAN:
In the southern Appalachian mountains, fiddle and banjo players have been reveling in the complimentary textural relationship of the two instruments for hundreds of years. Longtime friends and collaborators Brendan Cooney (banjo, mandolin, and vocals) and Nikolai Fox (fiddle, guitar, and vocals) embraced this down-home duet and teamed up with versatile bassist Chris Coyle to form Noggin Hill in 2009. Over fifteen years and hundreds of performances later, the band has grown into a unique collective that has taken old-time and bluegrass sounds, melded them with other styles, and spread musical ecstasy all around the mid-Atlantic region. 

Noggin Hill has become a fixture of Philadelphia’s music scene. Over the years, the group has gained inspiration from the city’s incredible local artists and creative friends. Bluegrass is alive and well in south-eastern Pennsylvania! Along with the band’s founding trio, Noggin’s bandmates include Isaac Stanford (dobro, guitar), Cecilia Ferneborg (vocals), Ian Sigler (fiddle, guitar, vocals), and Zach Fay (fiddle, guitar vocals). Occasionally, they are joined by esteemed guest musicians such as June Bender, Dan Hanrahan, Pat Farrell, Jacob Hoffman, Brennen Ernst, Matt Hiller and others. 

ABOUT THE TEACHING ARTIST:
Modern Misfits creations are made by hand by Aubrey Loftus in South Philadelphia from locally sourced, recycled, or vintage materials. Get your hands on an Italian inspired handbag or embrace your love of Philly, food, & flowers with our customization bar. 


Location Details

Magic Gardens Museum

Address for Magic Gardens Museum

1020 South Street
Philadelphia, PA 19147

Magic Gardens Front

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