Important Information for Walk Participants
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🌦 Check the weather. Walks take place rain or shine, so dress appropriately.
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🥾 Bring essentials. Don’t forget a water bottle and comfortable shoes.
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🚦 Stay safe. Watch for traffic and follow all traffic laws.
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🕒 Plan ahead.
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🤝 Be respectful. Stay off private property and be mindful of others. Make room for people to pass on sidewalks.
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📝 No registration for any walks is required (unless noted). You do not need to register for a walk unless it’s specifically mentioned on the walk’s page, along with a registration link.
Interactive Schedule
To make it easier to search, filter, and locate walks, we’ve created an interactive map and walk list that brings together key information for each walk in one place. You can browse walks by date, time, neighbourhood, or leader, view locations on the map, and save favourites as you plan your weekend.
This tool is intended as a quick reference to help you explore the festival schedule. Please make sure to double check the individual walk page for the most up-to-date details, including specific meetup locations, route information, accessibility notes, and any final updates from the walk leader.
Walk Excel List
To ensure easier access for searching and locating walks, we've provided a viewable Google Sheet listing key information for all walks that are replicated in each walk page below.
May 1, 2026
May 2, 2026
Between the New River and the Movies: Meet the Port Lands’ McCleary District
City of Toronto: City Planning, Urban Design: Julie Bogdanowicz; Sonja Vangjeli; and Adrian Phillips. Waterfront Secretariat: Fred Martin and Christian Giles. Parks and Recreation: Danny Brown. External of the City: CreateTO: Paul Arkilander. Lassonde Art Trail: November Paynter. University of Toronto: Shelby Riskin.
Saturday, May 2
2:30:00 PM