Jane's Walk

[UrbanWaterloo]

Jane's Walk
www.janeswalk.net

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[Spokes]

Jane's Walk will be returning to Waterloo Region this year with a number of different walks across the region. This year they'll be held on May 7th & 8th.

Details about various walks:

Kitchener (http://janeswalk.net/cities/category/kitchener/)
Waterloo (http://janeswalk.net/cities/category/waterloo/)
Cambridge (http://janeswalk.net/cities/category/cambridge/)
We can add more info to this thread at a later date, but for now I just wanted to get the info up about the various walks. They'll be held this weekend, May 1st and 2nd.

Anyone planning on going on any of the walks? I was going to go to Toronto to see the Jays play, but since this is going on and the Jays aren't playing too well, I might stick around instead.

[IEFBR14]

Wow! I thought I was an avid walker but I've never heard of Jane's Walk.

Thanks for the link. If I didn't have other obligations this weekend I'd likely participate. Next year!

Of course I've heard of Jane Jacobs. I've walked past her home (http://www.flickr.com/photos/fynes/256830664/) dozens of times. But I'd never heard of this wonderful idea that serves as a tribute to her legacy.

[UrbanWaterloo]

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Rediscover your community with Jane’s Walk
Free neighbourhood tours are returning to Waterloo Region this year
http://www.region.waterloo.on.ca/web/region.nsf/$All/28128327E8A31CB785257713005F95BE?OpenDocument

(Kitchener, ON – April 28, 2010) On May 1 and 2, thousands of Canadians will take to the streets as part of the fourth annual Jane’s Walk, a series of free neighbourhood walking tours that explore our collective history, architecture, planning and personalities.

Jane’s Walk is held in cities across the world to celebrate the legacy of Jane Jacobs, the foremost urban thinker of our times. Jane’s Walk inspires citizens to get to know their city and each other by getting out and walking. Jacobs famously declared that walkable, diverse and mixed-used neighborhoods are the hallmark of a healthy city and its people.

This is the second year that Waterloo Region will participate in Jane’s Walk. Last year, a total of 100 people participated in eight local walks, and walk organizers are hoping for an even bigger turnout this year. Ten walks in Kitchener and five in Waterloo are planned for this weekend, and two more will take place in Cambridge next weekend, on May 9.

“For Jane Jacobs, the best way to get to know the city and the neighbours was on foot,” says Jane Farrow, executive director of Jane’s Walk. “Jacobs encouraged everyone to just get out and look around, to walk the sidewalks and talk about what they thought needed to happen to make their neighbourhood better.”

Waterloo Region residents will be able to choose from a variety of walks, depending on what they are interested in seeing and learning about. The following is a list of walk topics:

Kitchener Walks

Downtown Kitchener Roll and Stroll - Accessible? (2 walks)
Ending Homelessness
First Successful Flax Mill in Upper Canada
Iron Horse Trail (2 walks)
Kitchener's Warehouse District
Living in Downtown Kitchener
Mount Hope Neighbourhood
Victoria Park: A Romantic Landscape of History
Waterloo Walks

Old Lakeshore
The Historic Village of Waterloo: Public Spaces Then and Now (2 walks)
The UpTown LOOP (2 walks)

Cambridge Walks (May 9th)

Preston: Reurbanization, Reuse and Raze
Preston: Rivers, Dams and Mills

For detailed information about the walking tours in Waterloo Region, please go to www.janeswalk.net.

About Jane Jacobs
Jane Jacobs (1916-2006) was an urbanist and activist whose writings championed a fresh, community-based approach to city building. She had no formal training as a planner, and yet her 1961 best seller, The Death and Life of Great American Cities, introduced ground-breaking ideas about how cities function, evolve and fail that are now common sense to today’s architects, planners, politicians and activists. Foremost is her simple yet revolutionary idea that dense, mixed use neighborhoods are the key to the health and survival of a city.

About Jane’s Walk
Jane’s Walk cultivates a broad understanding of how cities – their economies, neighbourhoods, communities, and institutions – organically develop and thrive. It works to advance walkable neighbourhoods, to increase urban literacy and promote neighbourhood cohesion, civic engagement and leadership.

Contact:
Ann Derry, Housing Communications Officer, Region of Waterloo, 519-575-4526, aderry@regionofwaterloo.ca
Jane Farrow, Executive Director, Jane’s Walk, 1-416-642-5779, director@janeswalk.net

[UrbanWaterloo]

JANE’S WALK 2011
Kitchener, Waterloo, and Cambridge
May 7-8, 2011

“No one can find what will work for our cities by looking at …suburban garden cities, manipulating scale
models, or inventing dream cities. You’ve got to get out and walk”
– Jane Jacobs

WHAT IS JANE’S WALK?

Jane’s Walk is the street-level celebration of Jane Jacobs' legacy. Sponsored by The Centre for City Ecology across North America, the event combines the simple act of walking with personal observations, urban history and local lore as a means of knitting people together into strong and resourceful communities. Jane’s Walk aids in the socially desirable goal of getting people out of their cars and onto the sidewalks for the basic tasks of daily life, shopping, schools, and work.

This will be the third year that Waterloo Region participates in Jane’s Walk. For the first annual Waterloo Region Jane’s Walk in 2009, eight neighbourhood walks were organized and more than 100 people participated across the region. The walks were so successful that, in 2010, Jane’s Walk grew to 14 neighbourhood walks and more than 250 participants in Waterloo Region.

Jane’s Walks are meant to be fun and participatory – everyone has a story and they are usually keen to share it. All tours are given and taken for free.

YOU CAN ORGANIZE AND LEAD A NEIGHBOURHOOD WALK!

You can lead a tour in an area where you live, work or play. It simply involves planning a route, thinking through the stories, places, and people you want to talk about, then walking participants through it – you decide what’s important. You can also share the guiding duties with a few friends.

The publicity, logistics, and website for the event are handled by The Centre for City Ecology. Staff from the Region of Waterloo will work with The Centre to promote our local events on the Jane’s Walk website.

You can learn more about Jane Jacobs, her work, and the Jane’s Walk event (including ‘tips for tour guides’ and other resources) by visiting www.janeswalk.net. You do not have to be familiar with Jane Jacobs’ work to lead a tour.

JOIN US AS WE MEET TO PLAN THE EVENT

If you are interested in organizing and leading a tour, please join us at our meeting on:


Monday March 21, 2011 from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m.
Region of Waterloo Administrative Headquarters
150 Frederick St., Room 110 (1st Floor), Kitchener
RSVP to Christine Wadden at cwadden@regionofwaterloo.ca 519-575-4526 by Friday March 18.

**If you cannot attend the meeting, but would like to get involved, please contact Christine**

[kitcheners katy]

Let's Walk about Kitchener... then and now... growing up in downtown in the 50s, 60s & 70s

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=100335370053942

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[kitcheners katy]

Let's Walk about Kitchener... then and now... growing up in downtown in the 50s, 60s & 70s

http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=100335370053942

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‘Growing up in the downtown in the 50s & 60s’ – then and now - what’s the same? What has changed?

Let’s walk about Kitchener and find out

Saturday, May 7th, 2011 from 1pm – 3pm

Dress weather appropriate – no rain date

Meet at Victoria Park – Joseph St. entrance where you will find benches and sculptures of suitcases – across from bus terminal

For participants driving to the meeting spot, there is a free parking lot at the corner of Park St and David St

We will be walking primarily through Victoria Park, Cedar Hills and a few blocks on King ending at the Café Pryus on Charles Street.

Sub themes include - immigration, urban agriculture, changes in family lifestyles, gentrification of inner cities

[UrbanWaterloo]

Downtown After Dark - May 7, 2011 7-9PM
Link (http://janeswalk.net/walks/view/downtown_after_dark/)

Queen Street
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Charles Street Art
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Victoria Park
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Performance
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLNHOseC--M

Mounted Police Officer
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Another Performance
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Halls Lane
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Organizers Sue Weare and Juanita Metzger
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[juanitametzger]

We received a lot of great comments and feedback about this after dark walk in downtown Kitchener - it seems to be sticking with people. To keep the discussion going, we've started a discussion on our Facebook page. You can find it here (http://www.facebook.com/topic.php?uid=346645381941&topic=17026)- and you can also contribute to it!

Our walk took a community safety perspective - what are ingredients of a vibrant, dynamic, safe & healthy community? Are these elements at play in downtown Kitchener? How do we feel in an environment that exhibits these ingredients compared to one that is missing these key elements?
Our walk included stops along the way that are known, and lesser known, examples of these key ingredients. There were some unexpected surprises!

[pnijjar]

Let's Walk about Kitchener... then and now... growing up in downtown in the 50s, 60s & 70s


I went to three of the walks this year, and I liked this one the best. I found it a lot less preachy than the other two walks (the 7pm Saturday one on Kitchener at Night, and the Sunday at 2pm one on Walkable neighbourhoods). Katy was an excellent tour guide, too -- I learned a lot about the neighbourhoods around Victoria Park.

[kitcheners katy]

Thanks so much for the feedback! I really enjoyed myself too... it was great sharing a trip down memory lane.

I'm very happy to be back in the oldest neighbourhood in the city and would love to share some downtown urban living images with you... when I figure out how this image URL works! Help!

[pnijjar]

To insert an image I think you need the images hosted someplace else already. Then just wrap the URL in IMG tags. For example, here is UrbanWaterloo's avatar:

http://www.wonderfulwaterloo.com/image.php?u=2&dateline=1261637798

which has the following code:



http://www.wonderfulwaterloo.com/image.php?u=2&dateline=1261637798

I am sure the experts on the board can offer better advice than this.

[kitcheners katy]

thanks so much!

here's what I have

https://picasaweb.google.com/117648355701428003782/RandomDowntown?authkey=Gv1sRgCP_x2-mEq_mf5wE#

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[UrbanWaterloo]

You want to copy the location of the image, in this case it's https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/_LflD084kEiI/Tcv8P71aW6I/AAAAAAAAALw/9IvYKfIcbrc/s720/looking%20to%20water%20tower%20from%20deck.jpg (link (https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/_LflD084kEiI/Tcv8P71aW6I/AAAAAAAAALw/9IvYKfIcbrc/s720/looking%20to%20water%20tower%20from%20deck.jpg))



How do you find the url location?

From the page you linked to (https://picasaweb.google.com/117648355701428003782/RandomDowntown?authkey=Gv1sRgCP_x2-mEq_mf5wE#).
Click on one of the photos.

Chrome - right click on the image and select "Copy image URL"
Firefox - very similar, right click except the text is "Copy Image Location"
Safari - same thing, "Copy Image Address"
http://wonderfulwaterloo.com/wdrive/General/Forum%20Issues/CopyImageUrlChrome.jpg

Internet Explorer - is a more painful two-step process.
1) right click on the image and select "Properties".
2) Select the Address (URL), right-click then select "Copy".
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Note: Posting photos should :fingersx: be easier by the end of the month, as the latest software build (currently in beta testing) has an improved What You See Is What You Get (WYSIWYG) editor. It's the same one that's in WordPress if you're familiar with that technology.

[UrbanWaterloo]

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Saturday May 4th

10:00am

Very Slow and Very Sudden: History and Change in Mt. Hope Neighbourhood
Meeting Place: George Lippert Park, Weber St. W. and Louisa St., Kitchener
Guided by: Ted Parkinson, Joan Lazarski, Wayne Miedema and Mary Sehl
Mount Hope Neighbourhood's 5th annual Jane's Walk. An interactive discussion of the many changes happening in this historic central neighbourhood along with some of its history as Busy Berlin's industrial core and residential district.


10:30am

Williamsburg Walk
Meeting Place: Max Becker Common Park
Guided by: Kelly Gallowey-Sealock, RBJ Schlegel Urban Development team, and Williamsburg Community Association
Looking into the past and the future of Williamsburg neighbourhood


10:30am

A short walk of Historical Galt
Meeting Place: Trinity Park, Downtown Galt. Park is bordered by Grand Avenue, Blair Road & Melville Street
Guided by: Ken Hoyle
A 2.5 hr. walk back in time


1:00pm

Made in Kitchener: personal stories from our industrial past
Meeting Place: Gaukel Street entrance to Victoria Park
Guided by: Lori-Ann Livingston
Exploring Kitchener's industrial past through a digital storytelling walking tour of the downtown.


1:00pm

Ambling Along Avondale
Meeting Place: Avondale Ave.and John Blvd.
Guided by: Member(s) of CORE (Conserve Our Residential Environment)
We will be ambling along Avondale (with detours to adjoining streets) - back in time from the Twenties to Confederation.

Connecting Ideas:Urban Agriculture, Local Economies
Meeting Place: Little City Farm
Guided by: MPP Catherine Fife
This walk will explore the connection between grassroots sustainability initiatives and those of government and business in Kitchener-Waterloo. How do we live sustainably and support local initiatives in our community?


2:00pm

Northdale Revisited - A New Story for a Near-Campus Neighbourhood
Meeting Place: Veteran's Green (University Avenue and Hazel Street)
Guided by: Jeff Henry and Christine Carmody
Northdale was once a notorious near-campus neighbourhood that some called an unsightly student dominated ghetto. Find out how the city, residents and campus communities worked together to forge a new vision and future for Northdale. Learn where and how the new story of a vibrant, mixed-use and mixed demographic neighbourhood is already emerging, and what is yet to come. The next chapter in Northdale's history will transition it from an eyesore to a mixed-use and diverse demographic neighbourhoood, and from an embarrassment to something we can all be proud of. Northdale is now a neighbourhood with a bright future.

2:00pm

Famous families, fugitive slaves, and a forgotten soldier: 150 years of history in Kitchener Mount Hope Cemetery
Meeting Place: Cemetery entrance at Andrew and Braun Streets (just down the hill from the old Transylvania Club)
Guided by: Wayne Miedema
Among others, we will remember a soldier from World War 1 that was forgotten for 90 years until someone found his war medal in a thrift store, a pioneering black family that escaped slavery in the southern US in the 1840s, and some famous families that still have their names on buildings.

Homer Watson, Scottish Industrialists and Mennonite Farmers -- The Stuff of Lower Doon
Meeting Place: Public Parking Lot at Homer Watson Blvd/Doon South Drive - Grand River Trail Entrance
Guided by: Janice Bock
Discovering how a neighbourhood changes in 200 years.... Come explore the natural and social history of Lower Doon, a south Kitchener neighbourhood that has been a landing place for immigrants for 200 years!


2:30pm

St. Mary's Heritage Conservation District: Stories & History
Meeting Place: Veteran's Green Interpretative Area - Spadina Rd. East at Glen Road, Kitchener
Guided by: John MacDonald
A walk through the early history canadian suburbs with anecdotal stories of what it was like to live in St. Mary's neighbourhood early on


4:00pm

Meet Me Downtown: A Walk & Talk About Inclusion
Meeting Place: Kitchener City Hall - 200 King Street West
Guided by: Abdul Rahimi, Juanita Metzger, Santiago Grande, Sue Weare
What makes for a vibrant, dynamic, safe & healthy neighbourhood and community? Exploring this theme for a 3rd year, this group is taking a deeper look at inclusion and how it contributes to vibrancy, energy & a healthy community.


Sunday May 5th

11:00am

Victoria Park: Still the same, with all the changes
Meeting Place: South end parking lot near the Iron Horse Trail. Enter via Courtland Avenue, David Street and Schneider Avenue. Turn left inside the stone entrance gates, follow the curving drive beside the playground and then branch right alongside the picnic grounds, skirting the Dill Street gates to the parking lot near the maintenance compound.
Guided by: rych mills
Victoria Park has been the center of Berlin / Kitchener for almost 120 years. While its general outline has remained much the same, tremendous changes have altered the landscape, the uses and the way people use the park. In a two-hour walkabout, people will gain insight on changes from the 1895 construction as well as what recent modifications have been made to the landscape.


1:00pm

Uptown Waterloo: Development Old and New
Meeting Place: Waterloo's first public square. Southeast corner of King and William Street, in front of the Credit Uniion
Guided by: Andrew Hilliard & Kae Elgie
Walk by some of the oldest and newest developments in Uptown Waterloo, and think about what makes a vibrant, livable city. Is it preserving heritage? Is it active street frontage? Is it public space?


2:00pm

Uptown Waterloo Rainbow Walk
Meeting Place: Corner of Bridgeport and Regina (Near Old Waterloo Post Office Parking Lot).
Guided by: Michelle Marée, Lana Phillips, and Jeremy Steffler
Have you ever wondered how members of the rainbow community view Uptown Waterloo? Join Jeremy Steffler, Lana Phillips, and Michelle Marée for an informative walk of Uptown Waterloo from the perspective of the Rainbow (e.g., lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer, questioning, and allies) community. Sponsored by the Waterloo Region Rainbow Coalition and the Wednesday Night Discussion Group.


2:00pm

Downtown Kitchener - Celebrating Our Past, Innovating Toward Our Future
Meeting Place: Kitchener City Hall, Civic Square - 200 King Street West - Grab a coffee at Williams or Matter of Taste before joining us
Guided by: Councillor Berry Vrbanovic, Rod Regier, Cory Bluhm & Hilary Abel
Highlighting the transformation of Downtown Kitchener over the past two decades, this walk will start at the Governor-General's award winning Kitchener City Hall and will take you on a transformational journey highlighting what has been accomplished and what the future plans for the ongoing renewal of the heart of our city are.

Kitchener's McLennan Park: From Trash to Beauty
Meeting Place: At the statue beside the public washrooms
Guided by: Sheri Cartwright and Julie McCann
McClennan Park: a walk through the park to see how the area has been revitalized into a beautiful park full of activity... from what used to be a garbage dump!


4:30pm

Rethinking Car Culture in Downtown Kitchener
Meeting Place: Kitchener Farmer's Market Piazza (300 King Street East)
Guided by: Jason Hammond
Explore some of the core themes of downtown transportation issues, while we tour Community CarShare stations and other infrastructure that helps us get around sustainably.

[panamaniac]

Today's 4pm Downtown walk and talk about Inclusion was excellent. I'm planning to go to the Victoria Park walk at 11am Sunday Morning. Rych Mills is leading that one and he is an amazing source of local history.

[Pheidippides]

It's too bad some the audio from these walks isn't recorded and posted for download somewhere after the fact. Although you'd miss out on the communal experience of the walks it would be nice to be able to take in more than 1 or 2 a year on one's own time. The audio could probably even be put to some sort of Google StreetView mash-up.

[UrbanWaterloo]

Agreed Pheidippides. I don't think organizers were expecting so many walks (17) this year as they mentioned only having a handful in 2012.

A dozen people attended our walk around Uptown Waterloo. It was a lot of fun, and hopefully we can organize one of Downtown Kitchener next year. It should be interesting to tour with both City Centre (http://www.wonderfulwaterloo.com/showthread.php?t=9) & 1Victoria (http://www.wonderfulwaterloo.com/showthread.php?t=1414) under construction.


Uptown Waterloo: Development Old and New - May 5, 2013

28 George Street
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39 George Street
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73 George Street
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Owner of the Hillcrest Bed & Breakfast (http://www.hillcresthouse.ca/) spoke with us unprompted = friendly neighbourhood.
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Willow Street
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75 Allen Street East - St Louis School
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Group Photos
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[DHLawrence]

The handout looks fantastic!