Access Programs

All are welcome at Brooklyn Botanic Garden! The Garden offers a variety of programs and tours designed to support audiences with disabilities. Programs are led by extensively trained Garden Guides and members of the disability community, and most are free for preregistered participants.

ASL interpretation, verbal description, and other accommodations can be requested for any BBG program with two weeks’ notice. Contact [email protected] with requests.

Access Program Series

• All-Abilities Discovery Programs

  At All-Abilities Discovery Programs, visitors with disabilities and their families can learn and play in the Discovery Garden alongside trained volunteer Discovery Docents. Learn More about All-Ability Discovery programs ›

  

• American Sign Language Programs

  BBG offers American Sign Language (ASL)–interpreted programs for visitors from the Deaf and hard-of-hearing community. Learn More about ASL programs ›

  

• Memory Programs for Individuals with Memory Loss and Their Caregivers

  Individuals with memory loss and their care partners can enjoy conversation, refreshments, short guided tours, and movement and art making activities facilitated by trained volunteers. Learn More about memory programs ›

  

• Verbal Description Programs

  Visitors who are blind or have low vision can join guided tours featuring live verbal descriptions. Learn More about verbal description programs ›

  

To view all upcoming access programs, view our Event Calendar. Sign up below if you want to receive emails. For general information about resources during your visit, see the Accessibility page.

Email [email protected] or call 718-623-7200 ext. 7088 with questions or feedback.