Hyperlocal walking tours in Waterloo Region
It was a pleasure to visit CBC KW this week and talk about October as Women’s History Month in Canada! Many people think Women’s History Month is in March because of International Women’s Day and the fact that the United States celebrated Women’s History in March. But not Canada!! Why
If you recently attended our Cambridge Women’s HERstory walking tour you might be interested in these resources for further reading and learning about women’s history in Cambridge, Ontario, including Galt, Preston and Hespeler. Joleen Taylor, community researcher and and Stroll walking tour guide used many of these resources when developing the Cambridge
If you recently attended our Black Cambridge: Footsteps to Freedom walking tour you might be interested in these Cambridge Black history resources for further reading and learning about Black History in Canada, Ontario and Waterloo Region. Peggy Plet, writer, researcher and guide for Black Presence in Berlin, used many of these
You recently attended our Streetside Waterloo, Architecture Walking Tour to get nerdy with us and learn more about the built structures in Uptown Waterloo. Here are some links and resources to keep you occupied for a while! Looking at old (mostly) buildings Terms & concepts in architecture Contemporary architecture Do you
You recently attended the Historic Galt walking tour with Stroll, tracing some of the early 19th century settler history of Block 1, the arrival of William Dickson, the significance of Absalom Shade and the importance of the Grand River and the formation of the town of Galt. Historic Galt Resources
Food, culture and history – something new to do at the St. Jacobs Market! When you join the curated St Jacobs Market Food Tour, you will sink your teeth into the Mennonite roots of the market. Learn about food traditions, market history, the expertise of women and men that grow and produce
Each year, I take time to reflect on the wins, choices, decisions, flops, missteps and adjustments. 2022 had ALL of them and I plan to use them for learning, growth and change. Well, 129 Strolls & 1105 guests is a big reason for gratitude, joy and the need for rest…
You recently attended a Stroll walking tour, which traces the history of a Kitchener’s name change in 1916 and you might be interested in these resources. The political and social drama played out against the backdrop of World War One in Europe and a community grappling with its own identity.
We know you love to do anything and everything with your beloved pooches so we’ve made some special dog friendly walking tour dates, just for you! Fall 2022 is our first attempt at dog friendly walking tours and we want to make sure it’s a success for everyone. **Not all
Every business needs a dog policy about if/when and where dogs are permitted in activities. “Can I bring my dog on a Stroll walking tour?” is a question people ask regularly. Here’s the Stroll Dog Policy Walking Tour Guidelines Here’s what you need to know about the walking tour environment
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