Water-activities & Brooklyn Bridge Park: Dreaming with the Archives Tour
Difficulty
easy
Duration
60 minutes
Fitness Level
Suitable for most fitness levels; a moderate walk at a comfortable pace.
Overview
Discover Brooklyn Bridge Park through a tech-inspired guided tour that brings history to life with augmented reality. This engaging walk combines outdoor scenery with innovative digital art—perfect for curious explorers!
Kinfolk Tech: Dreaming with the Archives Tour
Free Walking Tour l All Ages
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About This Adventure
Explore the Dreaming with the Archives exhibition on a free walking tour led by knowledgeable docents. Discover seven unique AR monuments in Brooklyn Bridge Park, enhancing your experience through interactive art on your device. Join us twice monthly for this engaging 60-minute adventure, starting at Jane's Carousel. Advance registration is required.
Join our volunteer docents for a free walking tour to learn about Kinfolk Tech Foundation's Dreaming with the Archives exhibition! Tours will show visitors the seven AR monuments throughout the park, helping them to access the art via their devices and sharing their knowledge on the art, artist and Brooklyn Bridge Park.
Tours take place twice monthly on Sundays (10:30am) and Tuesdays, with two special debut tours on Saturday, June 21st. NOTE: the second tour on June 21st (6:30 PM), will leave from Granite Prospect at Pier 1.
All tours meet outside Jane's Carousel and last 60 minutes.
Please download the Kinfolk app ahead of the tour to view the art during the tour.
Advance registration is required.
Adventure Tips
Register early
Space is limited; ensure you sign up ahead of time to secure your spot.
Wear comfortable shoes
A 60-minute walk with some uneven surfaces; comfortable footwear is recommended.
Bring your device charged
To fully enjoy the AR monuments, ensure your smartphone or tablet is fully charged.
Check the weather forecast
This activity is outdoors; dress appropriately for the day’s weather.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Pigeons
- Seagulls
History
Brooklyn Bridge Park was developed on former piers once used for shipping, transformed into a modern public space in the early 2000s.
Conservation
The park emphasizes sustainable landscaping and eco-friendly maintenance practices to preserve the waterfront environment.
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Recommended Gear
Smartphone or tablet
Needed to view the augmented reality monuments during the tour.
Comfortable walking shoes
Ensures a comfortable experience during the outdoor walk.
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Portable charger
Keeps your device powered for the full interactive experience.
Weather-appropriate clothing
Dress according to current weather conditions for a pleasant walk.
spring|summer|fall|winter specific