Jane’s Walk festival set to take over Kamloops this weekend

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Named after urban activist and writer Jane Jacobs, these free, community-led tours have been held in cities around the world for the past two decades. All walks are free and participants are encouraged to wear comfortable shoes and to bring a water bottle.

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Registration is required for the free screening of Citizen Jane: Battle for the City at the Paramount Theatre on Sunday afternoon. A full schedule of events can be found online.

“These events are a way for citizens to get involved in saying, ‘We are seeing changes happening around our community and we want to contribute, we want to participate,'” Harris said. “We want to get people out in their neighbourhoods talking to each other and saying, ‘We can have a stake in how our city evolves.'”

Editor’s note: This was not the first-ever Jane’s Walk in Kamloops, as previously reported. The Sagebrush Neighbourhood Association has held neighbourhood-specific walks in the past. The error is regretted.