Enjoy a soothing, cozy, possibly sexy late night at the museum with live guitar serenades in the galleries, and hot chocolate served in our mysterious backyard.

Live music throughout the evening by local musicians Liz Hogg and Daniel Sofer.

Hot chocolate with torch-toasted marshmallows by Chef Sam Reiff-Pasarew in our spacious and magical backyard, with plenty of room to distance about (or hug your pod tight).

SAFETY & COMFORT
Masks are required at all times indoors. One musician at a time my remove their mask while performing.

Masks may be removed outdoors to drink, but please observe distancing and respect others' comfort levels.

Temperatures look to be extremely cold Sunday, so bundle up and prepare to cuddle for the oudoor hot chocolate. We'll provide what little heat we can, but don't expect much.

To prevent indoor crowding, you may be asked to leave the indoor galleries at any time. If asked, you are welcome to hang out in our spacious backyard and wait for indoor capacity, or of course you can depart for the night. Please respect our volunteer staff. We'll do our best to ensure each arrival time can spend at least 30 minutes in the galleries, if they arrive on time.

ACCESSIBILITY
The entrance from the sidewalk and indoor museum are entirely flat, but there are 4 steps up and 4 steps down to the backyard. The backyard is uneven ground with some wooden platforms, and a paved area just after the steps from indoors.

Email jacob@cityreliquary.org with any questions or specific needs, and we'll happy to figure out if and how we can accommodate.

PRICING
Singles: $7

Couples Special: $10 for two people (hooking up in line is welcome)

Throuples come free but must prove it by kissing in the lobby.

Backyard hot chocolate sales via Venmo or cash.

Please tip the musicians if you are able.

Reliquary members, as always, come free (and receive two drink tickets).

At-the-door sales available depending on capacity, but be prepared to wait in line outdoors.

Group of four or more? Email jacob@cityreliquary.org to work something out.