“One of the Six Most Important Civic Innovators in the World” Leads Walking Audit of the West End

Dan Burden has been called "one of the six most important civic innovators in the world" by Time Magazine. A former National Geographic photographer, Dan now spends 350 days a year on the road dealing with roads, and sidewalks, and tree canopies and bike lanes and more. Now you can join him for a walking audit of the city's West End, a neighborhood.

The neighborhood, bounded by Delmar, Skinker, Page and Union and has homes that would sit comfortably beside those of Lenox Place and other recognized city streets. The burgeoning East Loop is also here (technically just the north side), as well as the Delmar MetroLink stop, Washington University's North Campus and a long stretch of the planned Loop Trolley. Throw in a few of our beloved Schoemehl pots, residential infill and vacant lots and you have a microcosm of St. Louis. This is your chance to walk with Dan and see what he sees.