Jane's Walk is a community-led event returning to New York City, including Queens, from May 2 to May 4. Residents can host walking tours, shining a light on local history, culture, or hidden gems, with submissions available until March 31. Organized by the Municipal Art Society of New York, this initiative celebrates community engagement, allowing walk leaders to explore various themes. Past tours have included explorations of diverse neighborhoods. The event honors urban activist Jane Jacobs, promoting grassroots community efforts.
"If you love New York, you can lead a Jane's Walk," said Jess Joseph, Jane's Walk leader, NYC tour guide, and co-founder of Gals About Town.
Jane's Walk celebrates urban exploration and civic engagement through themed tours.
Walk leaders can choose topics ranging from history, architecture, music to food, street art, or social movements, encouraging participants to see their surroundings through a fresh lens.
Organized by the Municipal Art Society of New York, Jane's Walk invites New Yorkers to step outside and experience their neighborhoods in a whole new way.
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