


Caroline Stevens ᛫ City Organizer
To lead a walk or get involved in other ways, contact Caroline Stevens at caroline@doorsopenri.org
Jane’s Walk Providence 2022
An annual festival of free, resident-led walking conversations
May 6– May 8, 2022
Learn More: facebook.com/JanesWalkPVD
LOCATIONS ACROSS PROVIDENCE
Explore city neighborhoods on foot during Jane’s Walk, a global weekend festival on May 6-8, inspired by urban activist Jane Jacobs. These interactive walks are led by local residents and community activists who share stories that get people thinking, talking, and connecting with each other. Jane’s Walks are free, and anyone can participate! Wear comfortable shoes, meet your walk leader in the designated meeting spot, and get ready for a lively discussion. Providence is one of more than 200 participating cities with Jane’s Walks around the world, and that number grows every year.
As we approach the festival weekend, check back here frequently for updates. Walks will be published starting April 15th. We’ll be adding more walks as they become available.
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FRIDAY WALKS
RISD Campus Jane’s Walk
Friday May 6, 10-12pm
Location: Market House
Meeting Location: St. Martin’s Church, 50 Orchard Avenue
Imaginary Conversations before Mother’s Day
Friday May 6, 1-2:30pm
Meeting Location: Athenaeum, 251 Benefit St
Meeting Location: Melrose Avenue entrance of Cemetery near the intersection of Melrose and Mitchell St.
SATURDAY WALKS
Saturday May 7th, 10-11am
Meeting Location: Washington & Snow Street – under the “Three Waves to Coastway” mural
Saturday May 7th, 10-11am
Meeting Location: Outdoor courtyard at Rochambeau Library, 708 Hope Street
Saturday May 7th, 12-2pm
Meeting Location: Richmond and Ship Streets, Providence
Saturday May 7th, 2:30-3:30pm
Meeting Location: 1 La Salle Square (sidewalk in front of the main steps leading to the Dunkin’ Donuts Center entrance on Sabin Street)
SUNDAY WALKS
Sunday May 8th, 10-11:30am
Meeting Location: Market Square, North Main St. and College St.
Sunday May 8th, 1-2:30pm
Meeting Location: Civil War statue, Kennedy Plaza
Sunday May 8th, 3-5pm
Meeting Location: Intersection of Ship and Eddy Streets near the Pedestrian Bridge