Explore Liberty Station Arts District with a scavenger hunt

How it works: Scan the QR code at any of the public art pieces to start the adventure.

• Answer the riddle and you'll get another clue to find the next work.
• You can earn a prize and discounts from participating tenants if you complete it.

The intrigue: Liberty Station was built in the Spanish Colonial Revival style and welcomed its first U.S. Navy recruits in 1923.

• It tripled in size during World War II and continued to expand until winding down after the Cold War. It officially closed in 1997.

Now, the grounds have been repurposed into a hub of art, shopping and dining, while maintaining the architecture and military character.

• The Liberty Station Arts District is a place for local galleries, artists and community organizations to showcase sculptures, murals and host cultural events.