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'All-of-a-Kind Family' Walking Tour (Sunday) This event offers an opportunity not to read a book, exactly, but to stroll through it, following in the footsteps of its characters.
Preservation Detectives: 'All-of-a-Kind Family' Walking Tour (Sunday) The Museum at Eldridge Street, the 1887 landmark synagogue where many Jewish immigrants worshiped, offers "Preservation Detectives" tours in which children 4 to 10 can view artifacts, investigate neighborhood lore and sleuth their way into the past.
This is a kind of walking version of a drive-thru.
Macfarlane is inspired by this poet for whom "the mind was a landscape of a kind and walking a means of crossing it".
A graduate of SUNY Oswego, Mr. Yasinsac has become a kind of walking encyclopedia of the area's ruins.
Such a design could be considered good only if it were thought of abstractly as a kind of walk-in sculpture.
It's easy to see why the book's plot would seem like a basis for compelling, prestige television — a kind of "Walking Dead" as conceived by John Cheever.
And Stephen and Carol Huber have cooked up a kind of walk-in treasure chest of early American samplers, most made by girls learning to be little women.
Consisting of documentary photographs, reproductions, vintage books and journals and a few original artworks, it is a kind of walk-in scrapbook chronicling a lifetime of friendship and frequent collaboration between Duchamp and Ray.
When it is not on the road, it sits in incongruous splendor in a field on a nature preserve in this Worcestershire hamlet, functioning as a kind of walk-through minimuseum.
