Multiple Nighttime Events Engage Communities Across US

Several fall and early autumn events are inviting visitors to enjoy art, nature, and seasonal festivities across the country. The Hunter Museum of American Art hosted its Terrace at Twilight event featuring garden-themed décor, live performances, and dancing to benefit the museum's mission. Newfields in Indianapolis is offering its popular Halloween-themed Harvest Nights from late September to early November, showcasing exhibits like the Pumpkin Path of Peril and new attractions such as Mischief Manor and Fungi Forest, with tickets starting at $25. In Florida, Tequesta Brewing Company will hold the 10th annual Night for the Natural Areas event featuring the release of their seasonal Loxahatchee Lager, an art auction, and local catering to support Palm Beach County's natural areas. Descanso Gardens in Pasadena will present “Descanso After Dark” on September 13, including guided night hikes, a silent disco, a Creepy Crawler Bug Tent, bat walks, and stargazing sessions, with tickets priced between $30 and $40. These events highlight a blend of cultural, artistic, and environmental experiences designed for diverse audiences during the upcoming season.