When: Sunday, May 6, 1:30-3 pm (Friday walk has been cancelled)
Where: Begin and end at Waterloo Memorial Recreation Complex
Walk Leader: Peter Russell (Friday), Corina McDonald (Sunday)
Join us for a 90 minute walk around Uptown Waterloo, looking at building stones, fossils, erratics, and more! Dress for the weather and wear your walking shoes!
When: Saturday, May 5, 11 am – 2 pm
Where: Begin at Block Three Brewing Company, end at Abe Erb (Waterloo Public Square)
Walk Leader: Anne Crowe
Cycle from St. Jacobs to Uptown Waterloo, visiting three craft breweries and the farmers market. On the way we will observe cycling infrastructure and challenges and discuss potential local cycling tourism opportunities.
When: Saturday, May 5, 1-3 pm
Where: Begin at the front steps of the Kitchener Market, end at Victoria Park
Walk Leader: Tess (KW Hungry Minds)
Discussion about work, life & play within our changing downtown core. This is an opportunity to get to know some other people in the community and share your thoughts about some of the changes we see happening around us.
(Photo by Allie_Caulfield)
When: Sunday, May 6, 1:30 – 3:30 pm
Where: Begin at old Electrohome building (at Duke Street and Shanley Street), end at Google (at Moore Avenue and Breithaupt Street)
Walk Leader: Trent Bauman
Join Urban Sketcher Trent Bauman and explore three Midtown sites through sketching while chatting about potential developments in Midtown as well as an award winning example of redevelopment.
Come with your sketchbook and contemplate three sites with a sketcher’s eye to development. Bring your own paper & drawing/painting instruments, maybe a stool to sit on and umbrella for rain or sun
No drawing experience needed. Come out and have fun sketching.
(Photo by Trent Bauman)
When: Saturday, May 5, 1:30 – 3:00 pm
Where: Begin in the parkette on the east side of King Street at King and William (near Credit Union), end at the Church of the Holy Saviour, 33 Allen Street East
Walk Leader: Tricia Siemens
Join us as we walk through one of the oldest neighbourhoods in Waterloo. Find out where the founding fathers and mothers lived, who they were and what they did.
Refreshments will be served at the end of walk.
