Toronto's festival of free, community-led walking conversations returns May 5-7! Jane’s Walks create space to celebrate culture, share passions, connect with neighbours, advocate for change, and dream of a more equitable city for all. Submit your walk at janeswalkfestivalto.com

We're thrilled to feature "The Commute," a tale of bike theft and survival in Toronto, "Saturday Night" an essay on urban solitude, and "Freedom Road: Youth / Oshkaadiziig," a profile of Shoal Lake 40 youth. Thanks National Film Board of Canada for sharing these great films! janeswalkfestivalto.com/movies

We're just two week's out from the 2023 Jane's Walk Toronto festival, and to celebrate, we've created a dynamic video celebrating the sights of our city. Check it out, then learn how to lead your own #JanesWalk. Just act fast—submissions close April 27! janeswalkfestivalto.com/how-to-lead-a-…

People often say youth are the future of cities, but how often do we involve young people in urban design? Join youth changemakers and advocates at The Bentway studio as we explore urban issues and opportunities for them to shape the city. janeswalkfestivalto.com/panel-discussi…

Call for Community-Led Jane’s Walks in Toronto: Closes April 27 canadianarchitect.com/janes-walk-tor… Via Canadian Architect

We're just a week out from the #JanesWalk festival, and we're feeling ready to walk! With over 80+ community conversations on everything from affordable housing to coffee culture, there's something for everyone this May 5-7. #LoveTOwalk janeswalkfestivalto.com/walklist

Tonight! Join artists and entrepreneurs who are using the arts as a for-youth, by-youth platform for social and economic empowerment. Our first panel discussion to kick off the 2023 #JanesWalkTO Festival 🎉 eventbrite.com/e/look-around-…

📣FREE Event📣 Join us for this Jane's Walk event on May 3rd! Conversation with youth changemakers + advocates about engaging youth in urban design and placemaking - see you there! RSVP: eventbrite.com/e/flip-the-scr…

Jane’s Walks happen rain or shine — but those who brave bad weather earn extra points! 🌧️💙

Residents in Leslieville say they’ve been concerned about increased violence and drug use for months now, but their calls for action have gone ignored. Faiza Amin reports on the warnings residents gave days ahead of a tragedy. toronto.citynews.ca/2023/07/12/les…

They were part of growing up in Canada in the 1990s. We can instantly recognize the theme to their segments, and they inspired Canadians to get out and get active. This is the story of BodyBreak with Hal Johnson and Joanne McLeod! 🧵1/7

You’re invited! Join us Saturday, April 6th via Zoom for our Digital Walk Shop. In this session, you'll get the tools & insights needed to create impactful stories for leading your very own Jane's Walk. 🖥️ Register today: bit.ly/3TL1ZZP #JanesWalkTO #walkshop

Jane's Walk is coming up soon, May 3, 4, and 5! Some walks have already been posted on their website. janeswalkfestivalto.com/walks

Inspired by Jane Jacobs, Jane's Walk is a unique opportunity to engage with your community & explore your city in a new light. Participation is free & anybody can lead a walk. Walk submissions close April 26th. Visit: janeswalkfestivalto.com/how-to-lead-a-… #JanesWalkTO #walkingconversations

New #JanesWalkTO alert! Explore the historic Masonic Temple, a haven for artists for over a century, then learn about Yorkville's impact on the city's music scene, and stroll down memory lane on Yonge Street. Interested in leading a walk? Submit now: janeswalkfestivalto.com/submit-a-walk

Hey Toronto! Are you ready to lead? The clock is ticking—you have just under 12 days to submit your walks.  If you’ve been feeling unsure about being a Walk Leader - let this be your sign 😉  Don't miss out! Share this post with a friend 👯‍♂️ #JanesWalkTO #torontofestival

In collaboration with the National Film Board of Canada, we're bringing a captivating array of films directly to you! Visit our website: janeswalkfestivalto.com/movie-screenin… 🎉🍿   🎥 Film Credits: A Short History of the Highrise, Part Four: Home. 2013. Katerina Cizek.   #Toronto #Film #NationalFilmBoard #NYTimes

Join us May 4, 2-4pm for 'Won’t You Be My Neighbour?' 🎨 Organized with The Junction Triangle Care Pod & @DPNCHC, we unite youth (14-24) & adults (55+) for art & connection 🤝 Earn high school volunteer hours & deepen community ties! 👉 Sign-up now: eventbrite.com/e/wont-you-be-…

.Dr. Notisha Massaquoi is ringing the alarm on Black health disparities & how we can work with Black communities for change. #TPHDiverseDialogues

🎉✨ Toronto, what a weekend! Whether discovering untold stories, cherishing familiar spots, or bonding with neighbours, these walks embodied Jane Jacobs' vision. Thanks for joining us - share your memories! Tag us @janeswalkto #JanesWalkTO #janeswalk #janeswalk2024