Philadelphia, PA
- Philadelphia's Magic Gardens is a mixed-media art museum that opened in 2008. It consists of two indoor galleries and a two-story outdoor sculpture garden. Inside, you'll find an array of artworks made from handmade tiles, bicycle wheels, mirrors, bottles, and folk art. Each piece represents a different part of Isaiah Zagar's life. The gardens were also created to beautify the South Street neighborhood.
Philadelphia's Magic Gardens Is A Mixed-media Art Museum
Tickets to the Magic Gardens can be purchased online in advance. You can also sign up for guided tours. Check the website for dates and details. The gardens are open year-round, but the warmer months will be busier.
The gardens are open to the public, but you can rent part of the park for weddings and work parties. Prices vary depending on the date and whether it is close to a holiday. In addition, there are regular mosaic workshops held by the nonprofit organization. The artist who created the mosaics allows children to learn about mosaic art.
Whether looking for an outdoor adventure or a quiet picnic with a cup of coffee, you'll find that the Magic Gardens is a great way to spend a sunny day in the city. You'll be surrounded by breathtaking public art, including the famous Liberty Bell. The tour will show you some of the city's most impressive works and history.
