It's a Globe-ly City Walk ~6.5 miles

Come join us on this Easter Sunday on a city walk where we will look for "globe-ly" things. Round things great and small, parts of the landscape and architecture, bollards or just plain balls, they are everywhere around us. We just have to find them. Today's walk will test your eye sight of the circular nature and give us all a bit of exercise while doing it.

So come on out and hopefully we can locate some of the Easter Eggs on display around town.

Note: There is a FREE Jazz concert across the way at the Water Works. Scroll. Down below for more info on the After Hike Event!

About City Walks and our Events:
Wear comfortable shoes and bring water. Walking is great exercise but if you are not feeling well during a walk let someone know right away. We can help get you back to your car.

Our organizers are not guides nor do we have any special training. We are here to come up with ideas and get the walk started. Take the same precautions you would if walking alone, including the fitness needed to make long walks. Then enjoy the day among friends.

Parking:
There is limited free parking on Sabine Street, the small Cistern parking lot. The Fonde Community Center lot is available as the center is closed on Sunday. Memorial Way, across the pedestrian bridge is also free. Parking Lot H charges $5.50, payable by scanning the QR Code or on their app.

Gathering Point:
Fondé Community Center
110 Sabine St, Houston, TX 77007
Google Map Link
Call or text Alan at 713 863 8038 if you need help

Bathrooms:
At the start. We'll make stop mid hike.

The Walk:
The walk is over paved sidewalks and is a mix of sun and urban shade.

Weather Forecast:
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Walk Map will in the photo if available.

After Hike Event:
Jazzy Sundays in Buffalo Bayou Park
This is a FREE, outdoor jazz concert at the Buffalo Bayou Water Works, which is basically just ACROSS from our meeting point!
The concert start at 5pm which is when we aimed to finish our City Walk.

Check out the event web page for more detail:
Jazzy Sundays in the Parks