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Although Covid-19 made 2020 a summer we're keen to forget, people's generosity of spirit shone through the gloom.
A ballet dancer who had taught himself this talent trained underprivileged children using his own funds.
Lockdown in Japan gave a beatboxing Buddhist monk time to remix sutras, laying down tracks which made a wave online.
And Doha's shuttered gyms drove some exercise into the streets, with parkour novices getting a taste for its urban adrenalin kick.
Managing mental health was a high priority, resulting in soaring levels of puppy adoption in India, as canine affection became an antidote to the social isolation the pandemic imposed.
Londoners' spirits were lifted by giant public murals thanks to street artists creating an art festival to enhance community spaces.
Sound barriers for open windows made it possible to quieten the city's din while letting air in.
Whereas, Barcelona's magnificent opera experienced the rustle of applause from an appreciative audience of plants, welcomed in for a unique concert performance.
First responders took to the skies as UK paramedics earned their wings, jetting off to isolated casualties.
And biblical metaphors abounded when a Salvadorian priest farmed fish to sustain his congregation during lockdown.
The US grieved over the passing of trailblazing justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg, whose judgements had empowered others.
Kamala Harris achieved a milestone for equality by becoming vice president, and she honoured the women who had worked towards this goal for over a century.
And, retaining her position in a landslide election victory, New Zealand's Prime Minister spoke to bolster those who had grown weary of the pandemic.
Turning the final pages of an unprecedented year, 2020 appeared to be coming around.
Aberdeen deployed hydrogen propelled double deckers as part of a scheme to reach net zero emissions.
And international lovers took off, tying the knot despite Covid-19 restrictions in the style of celebrities.
Environmental arguments gained greater weight as their impact on cities grew clearer.
And rolling along made the headlines as the socially distanced exercise craze boosted skate sales and welcomed people into a close-knit community.
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