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Feline friends will take center stage at the West Philly Cat Walk on Sunday, November 8, a guided walking tour of neighborhood housecats. Meet in the center of Clark Park, where the chess players usually are, by 3 p.m. The tour begins around 3:10 p.m., and guests are welcome to join or leave as they please. How the Cat Walk Works The tour winds through the Baltimore Avenue area of West Philadelphia, starting at Clark Park. Depending on how many stops there are, it might end around Pentridge Station. Residents who live within the tour map can sign up their cat as a stop and choose how to take part: by making a sign, creating a window display or presenting their cat from the comfort of home. “Basically people can sign their cats up as tour stops, and how they want to do that is up to them,” stated Florian Francis, the event’s organizer to @kywnewsradio . “They can make big signs. I’ve seen people bring their cats out on their porches to kind of say hi to everyone. Then everyone else kind of gathers at a communal point.” (Sing ups are now closed) Cat owners outside the map limits are still encouraged to make a display or sign, so people will see it as they walk around. Francis hosted the West Philly Cat Festival in August at Pentridge Station, which they said went better than expected. “We had Purr Cafe there, where you could hang out with kittens. We had our little workshops where you can make cat toys,” Francis said. They added that one perennial favorite at their pet events is a pet psychic named Cynthia. The idea for a cat walk comes from similar events popping up around the country. Francis said seeing Pittsburgh hold its own in recent months was the push to try one in Philadelphia, since it seemed manageable. Francis hopes the inaugural walk won’t be the last and is open to expanding it beyond West Philadelphia, and to hosting walks in other parts of the city. Francis said that someone had suggested Manayunk. “I definitely would love to collab with people so I’m not the only one, you know, making decisions,” Francis said.
Feline friends will take center stage at the West Philly Cat Walk on Sunday, November 8, a guided walking tour of neighborhood housecats. Meet in the center of Clark Park, where the chess players usually are, by 3 p.m. The tour begins around 3:10 p.m., and guests are welcome to join or leave as they please. How the Cat Walk Works The tour winds through the Baltimore Avenue area of West Philadelphia, starting at Clark Park. Depending on how many stops there are, it might end around Pentridge Station. Residents who live within the tour map can sign up their cat as a stop and choose how to take part: by making a sign, creating a window display or presenting their cat from the comfort of home. “Basically people can sign their cats up as tour stops, and how they want to do that is up to them,” stated Florian Francis, the event’s organizer to @kywnewsradio . “They can make big signs. I’ve seen people bring their cats out on their porches to kind of say hi to everyone. Then everyone else kind of gathers at a communal point.” (Sing ups are now closed) Cat owners outside the map limits are still encouraged to make a display or sign, so people will see it as they walk around. Francis hosted the West Philly Cat Festival in August at Pentridge Station, which they said went better than expected. “We had Purr Cafe there, where you could hang out with kittens. We had our little workshops where you can make cat toys,” Francis said. They added that one perennial favorite at their pet events is a pet psychic named Cynthia. The idea for a cat walk comes from similar events popping up around the country. Francis said seeing Pittsburgh hold its own in recent months was the push to try one in Philadelphia, since it seemed manageable. Francis hopes the inaugural walk won’t be the last and is open to expanding it beyond West Philadelphia, and to hosting walks in other parts of the city. Francis said that someone had suggested Manayunk. “I definitely would love to collab with people so I’m not the only one, you know, making decisions,” Francis said.

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