The four-month season of programming stretching from May to August begins with Lift Off: A Waterfront Kite Festival on Saturday, May 11, 2019. Notable and New programming are highlighted below. Visit DUMBO’s only history museum to take a step back in time and discover the rich history of the Brooklyn waterfront. Brooklyn’s vibrant history of workers, families, communities, and industries are brought to life in this multimedia display designed for all ages. Their current exhibit, Waterfront, illustrates Brooklyn’s storied past along the coastline. In Empire Stores, in addition to its restaurants and shops, is the DUMBO outpost of the Brooklyn Historical Society. An outdoor café from the Pincus Brothers, and Ample Hill’s newest outpost will open at the Historic Fireboat Station. Two new concessions will be coming to Fulton Ferry Landing. Ample Hills at Pier 5, Fornino at Pier 6, Lizzmonade, Luke’s Lobster, and Pilot all return. The theme for 2019 is “Better the Second Time Around” and will feature popular films shown over the series’ history.īBP welcomes new and returning concessionaires for the upcoming summer season.
DUMBO PARK BROOKLYN SERIES
In celebration of the Conservancy’s 20th summer of programming, Movies With A View, the 8-week film series with sweeping views of the city skyline, returns to Pier 1 on Thursday evenings, July 11th to August 29th.
DUMBO PARK BROOKLYN FULL
During this anniversary season, the Conservancy will offer a full line-up of cultural, recreational, fitness, and educational events that will keep visitors entertained all season long. In 2018, Brooklyn Bridge Park saw more than 5 million visitors between Memorial Day and Labor Day.
DUMBO PARK BROOKLYN FREE
Each season, the Conservancy offers over 500 free and low-cost events. 20 years later, as the park nears completion, Brooklyn Bridge Park and the Conservancy have become key players in the cultural, recreational, and educational life of New York City. Since 2000, more than 1,700,000 visitors have enjoyed the Conservancy’s free, public programs in Brooklyn Bridge Park. In the summer of 2000, the Conservancy launched its now signature Movies with a View series with the goal of raising public awareness of what it believed would be a vibrant public space on the water. This season marks the 20th Anniversary of the Conservancy’s free, public programming in Brooklyn Bridge Park.
Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy and Brooklyn Bridge Park Announce 2019 Spring & Summer CalendarĬelebrating 20th Anniversary of Free Public Programming on the Brooklyn Waterfront Over 500 FREE Activities OverĪpBROOKLYN, NY - Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy (Conservancy) and Brooklyn Bridge Park (BBP) announce the full lineup of events and activities for the 2019 spring and summer season.
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