Jane's Walks Celebrate The Humanity of Urbanism

All Of It with Alison Stewart | May 1

Jane’s Walk NYC is a festival organized by the Municipal Art Society to honor the work of Jane Jacobs, whose humanist angle on urbanism helped energize New York City. This year's festival starts May 1 and continues through Sunday, May 3. The Municipal Art Society of New York's director of development Sarah Celentano, and Genevieve Wagner the organization's senior manager of programs, preview the festival.

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