#walking-tours

#walking-tours

John grew up in midtown Toronto where he spent hours exploring murals, sketching buildings and learning the stories behind neighbourhood landmarks. He was the kind of teenager who noticed new posters on lampposts before anyone else. His early love for urban culture eventually guided him toward studying Communications and City Studies at the University of Toronto. He often reflects on this time.

Not to-be-missed tours this Saturday, October 11 - Noon and 2pm at @2blocksofart_sf: Historic Building Walks - Discover Market Street's cinematic past during the historic building walking tours led by famed architecture & design firm @pageturnbull The tour will include notable historic structures and information on their original and current use in what was once the central cinematic corridor of San Francisco.

Hosted by The Filipino American National Historical Society FANHS-SCV , join Pinoytown San Jose Tours for a captivating walk through one of San Jose's forgotten Filipino American neighborhoods. Led by local historian Robert "Manong Robert" Ragsac, this tour brings to life the vibrant stories of Filipino pioneers who helped shape the city's multicultural heritage. You'll explore the historic streets once filled with Filipino cafés, pool halls, and community gathering spots, while learning about the resilience and contributions of early Filipino immigrants.

Each day in October, a different building in New York City will open its doors to curious visitors interested in learning more about our urban architecture. Through the annual Building of the Day program presented by Archtober, a month-long celebration of NYC architecture and design, the public can step inside the city's newest, most iconic, and most unique spaces for architect-led walking tours.

Every third Saturday, the Oakland Art Murmur offers a free guided walking tour, showcasing a different theme for each tour led by notable figures in the art community.

"Brooklyn is a vast cultural mecca, and quirky walking tours unveil a deeper understanding of its diverse neighborhoods and unique stories."

Fewer than 4% of statues in Australia are of women, indicating a societal failure to recognize the historical contributions of women.

"This year's Jane's Walk will be held on the weekend of May 2-4, rain or shine, across the five boroughs. Events include guided in-person walks, self-guided and virtual walks."