Tonight join Alia Scanlon from Jane's Walk Toronto at 6:30 for a discussion about the Visible Cities project on display now! #visiblecities

Tonight: Alia Scanlon from Jane's Walk Toronto discusses storytelling + storyfinding @ 6:30! Swing by Artscape Youngplace (180 Shaw) on your way home!

I'll be live tweeting Alia's talk at Visible Cities #janeswalk #loveTOwalk

Jane Jacobs was a troublemaker!

Cities are shaped by the ppl who live in them. For and BY ppl.

They've grown so quickly because the format is pretty simple: everyone is an expert in their own experiences.

The informal format helps people feel more comfortable sharing and responding

But Jane's Walk isn't just walking tours - but collective, inclusive spaces to reimagine places

Walking is a fundamentally creative act.

At their core, they're a storytelling project.

But to tell a story, you have to find it first.

Jane was an advocate of walking as a way of knowing.

When you're walking, you need to observe.

You have to be inquisitive and ask questions!

When you're out story finding, make connections. Do this afterwards, too.

They have never turned anyone away who wanted to participate.

The festival this year is May 6, 7, and 8!

We've been designed out of walking by city planners.

Check out the final speaker in the Visible Cities speaker series tonight! Join Lisa Marie DiLiberto from The Tale of a Town at 6:30pm.