Along the trail, visitors will hear a curated soundtrack representing the diversity of Brooklyn’s winter cultural traditions. Lightscape also makes dramatic use of BBG’s living and built landscapes-its majestic trees, curving landscape, and historic buildings-by bathing them in dramatic sprays of color and patterns. Show larger mapįourteen works of light art are on view, among them the Winter Cathedral tunnel, Fire Garden in Oak Circle, Sea of Light, an animated light installation covering Cherry Esplanade, and new light-based artworks by local artists. The route is paved, accessible, and well marked.Ĭlick or tap below for full-size map. Lightscape takes place outdoors along a one-way, mile-long trail that circles the Garden. Come prepared for the elements by dressing warmly and wearing suitable footwear.Wheelchairs for visitor use are available at the Visitor Center on a first-come-first-served basis.You will exit at 150 Eastern Parkway, on the other side of Brooklyn Museum. The trail begins and ends at different entrances.Scooters and bikes are not allowed in the Garden.

Limited attended parking (for a fee) and bike rack space is available on-site on a first-come-first-served basis.

We encourage visitors to take public transportation.

Your entry window is the 15 minutes following the time printed on your tickets.

Please have your tickets ready for scanning.

Use the Visitor Center entrance at 990 Washington Avenue.

Our goal is to speed admission by staggering entry times, although there may still be a short wait at the entrance. We look forward to welcoming you to Lightscape! Resources on this page can help you prepare for your visit.