Take A Look Inside Philadelphia's Magic Gardens

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In the heart of Queen Village is a mystical oasis, with pieces of old recyclables and glass particles filling the cave-like walls, doors, and alleyways. Magic Gardens, brought to life by mosaic artist Isaiah Zagar, serves to inspire creativity and community engagement by educating the public about art.

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Filled with old wheels, glass bottles, bike spokes, and other discarded objects, Magic Gardens is inspired by Zagar’s travels and experiences with other artists.

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In addition to the standard mosaics, there are also specialized exhibitions for extended periods of time - the most recent titled “Warren Muller: On and Off the Wall,” which shines a light on the galleries with new wall hangings, chandeliers and wall pieces.

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COVID-19 Safety Procedures:

Tickets must be reserved online in advance for both member and general admission tickets. No tickets will be sold on site.
Masks must be worn by everyone over the age of 5 who enters PMG. Masks must be properly worn over the nose and mouth both outside in the Gardens and inside the galleries and lobby.
Guests must maintain 6 feet of distance between themselves and other parties.
Hand-washing stations and hand sanitizing stations are available.