We’re almost there… and there’s many ways to plug in!
The 11th Walk Around Philadelphia is almost complete!
There’s three more segments coming up on Friday / Saturday / Sunday; you’re invited to join us around the city’s edge:
Feb 24 – Elkin’s Park towards the Schuylkill Center
Feb 25 – the Schuylkill Center towards St Joe’s
Feb 26 – St Joe’s towards 61st and Baltimore
Special events online & in person:
There’s a bunch of other ways to plug into Walk Around Philadelphia besides actually joining one of the walk segments!
Feb 24 – Evening rest @ Schuylkill Center w/ extended gallery hours, food & drink, herbal foot soaks & chair massages!
Feb 25 – morning sendoff @ Schuylkill Center w/ coffee & snacks & a chance to see the exhibit!
March 1 – Ways of Walking event @ Schuylkill Center w/ contributors to the anthology & extended gallery hours
March 2 – virtual reportback: join us online and hear about this year’s adventures!
March 9 – virtual exhibit talk via Schuylkill Center
April 1 – Exhibit closing reception at Schuylkill Center
It’s been a heck of an adventure, and I’m looking forward to telling you all about it at the virtual reportback event…
One fun highlight was being joined by State Rep Joe Hohenstein (who took these two photos) and learning that not only were he & his chief of staff Tara game for joining us through one of the most daunting weather days…
… but also that, inspired by the exhibit at The Schuylkill Center, they’d organized a 5 day walk around the edges of their own district!
There’ll be a lot more to share, but in the meanwhile here’s hoping that you’re able to join us for one of the upcoming walks, in-person events and/or virtual ones!
Recent Press:
You can also read more about the walk and the exhibit at The Schuylkill Center in these articles:
Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education hosts community art exhibition
Roxborough Review by Rick Cawley, January 2023
“Walking the Edge” explores borders and boundaries through art
The Hawk Newspaper by Ally Engelbert, February 2023
Circumnavigating the city on foot: A tutorial on boundaries
Chestnut Hill Local by Carla Robinson, February 2023