You can explore Brooklyn history with guided wanders through four neighborhoods this month, hosted by the Municipal Art Society. Source: Stroll through Brooklyn history with this month’s Municipal Art Society walking tours • Brooklyn Paper

The capital’s urban landscape has an ocean of shapes, textures, infrastructures and even people. Perhaps its most distinct and charming neighbourhood is the old town – a place with historical architecture, monuments and full of stories. Yet even in this part of town that appears homogenous at first glance, every… Source: Walking tour discovers Nicosia’s

From primitive instruments and sacred chants to today’s minimalist electronica and metal, drone music has a long and mystical history. A new book investigates Source: No drone unturned: tracing the sound that unites ancient and modern | Music | The Guardian

Looking down is often the precursor to looking up. Tom Ward transports us to Cambridge’s world of creativity beneath our feet Source: Art in Public: Interventions underfoot | Varsity

“This book is for anyone who wants a soft intro to Henry David Thoreau—I cherry-pick some of his best sentiments, descriptions…” Source: The Art of Walking – Yesterdays Island, Todays Nantucket

Little Amal represents millions of displaced refugee children separated from their families. Source: Giant puppet tours England to mark World Refugee Week | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter

WILKES-BARRE — With a campus that runs right up against the Susquehanna River Levee, Wilkes University suffered substantial damage when the Agnes flood struck in 1972. Recovery costs were in the… Source: Wilkes University launches audio walking tour, retrospective on Agnes | Times Leader