Jane’s Walk is a global festival of free, volunteer-led walking conversations inspired by community activist Jane Jacobs. Jane’s Walks combine the simple act of exploring a place with personal observations, local history, and civic engagement.
This event is led by the Portland Parks Conservancy.
Join the Director of Portland Cemeteries, Michael Ciamata, on a winter walk through Evergreen like you have never seen it before. The group will be meeting at the main entrance by the green out building (not the entrance with the church).
Join the Boston Society for Landscape Architecture and Portland Society of Architecture outside on a construction site tour to explore new landscape architecture at the intersection of health and equity.
Join PK Realty Management for a site walk to discuss the redevelopment of Yard South (the old Shipyard in South Portland next to Bug Light Park).
Get in the spooky mood this Halloween season in the Western Cemetery to hear about the history and future of this beautiful park, hosted by Michael Ciamaga, Director of Cemeteries in Portland.
In celebration of LGBTQIA+ Month in October, USM's Sampson Center's LGBTQ+ Collection will be holding the Big Queer Historical Bar Tour tracing fifty three years of LGBTQ+ Bars in Portland, Maine.
This tour explores one of America’s most beautiful and best-preserved residential neighborhoods.
This tour through Portland’s oldest neighborhood encompasses the full sweep of the city’s fascinating history, from busy seaport to railroad and industrial center, to today’s dining and tourist destination.
This tour explores the architecture and history of the Spring Street/State Street neighborhood, a vibrant district adjacent to the Congress Street Arts District. Once considered “the most beautiful neighborhood in Portland,” this area was home to many of the city’s wealthy and powerful in the 19th century.
This tour explores one of America’s most beautiful and best-preserved residential neighborhoods.
This tour through Portland’s oldest neighborhood encompasses the full sweep of the city’s fascinating history, from busy seaport to railroad and industrial center, to today’s dining and tourist destination.
This tour explores the architecture and history of the Spring Street/State Street neighborhood, a vibrant district adjacent to the Congress Street Arts District. Once considered “the most beautiful neighborhood in Portland,” this area was home to many of the city’s wealthy and powerful in the 19th century.
This tour explores one of America’s most beautiful and best-preserved residential neighborhoods.
This tour through Portland’s oldest neighborhood encompasses the full sweep of the city’s fascinating history, from busy seaport to railroad and industrial center, to today’s dining and tourist destination.
This tour explores the architecture and history of the Spring Street/State Street neighborhood, a vibrant district adjacent to the Congress Street Arts District. Once considered “the most beautiful neighborhood in Portland,” this area was home to many of the city’s wealthy and powerful in the 19th century.
This tour through Portland’s oldest neighborhood encompasses the full sweep of the city’s fascinating history, from busy seaport to railroad and industrial center, to today’s dining and tourist destination.
This tour explores one of America’s most beautiful and best-preserved residential neighborhoods.
This tour through Portland’s oldest neighborhood encompasses the full sweep of the city’s fascinating history, from busy seaport to railroad and industrial center, to today’s dining and tourist destination.
This tour explores the architecture and history of the Spring Street/State Street neighborhood, a vibrant district adjacent to the Congress Street Arts District. Once considered “the most beautiful neighborhood in Portland,” this area was home to many of the city’s wealthy and powerful in the 19th century.
This event is hosted by the Boston Society of Landscape Architects.
Join as we explore Portland’s downtown landscapes, both old and new, and discuss their historical roots, community stewardship, and continued development and redesign.
This tour will be led by Cary Tyson, Executive Director of Portland Downtown, and Sarah Hansen, Executive Director of Greater Portland Landmarks.
This event is free but registration is required. For more information and to register, click here.
Learn about the complex and ever changing history of one of Portland’s most beautiful and interesting parks on this guided walk with Parks Conservancy ED Nan Cumming.
This tour explores one of America’s most beautiful and best-preserved residential neighborhoods.
This tour through Portland’s oldest neighborhood encompasses the full sweep of the city’s fascinating history, from busy seaport to railroad and industrial center, to today’s dining and tourist destination.
This tour through Portland’s oldest neighborhood encompasses the full sweep of the city’s fascinating history, from busy seaport to railroad and industrial center, to today’s dining and tourist destination.
This tour explores the architecture and history of the Spring Street/State Street neighborhood, a vibrant district adjacent to the Congress Street Arts District. Once considered “the most beautiful neighborhood in Portland,” this area was home to many of the city’s wealthy and powerful in the 19th century.
