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Sound walk SWS24 Shortlisted
2024

Tastes Like Home

A GPS-triggered audio trail in Bedford Town Centre, telling stories by local creatives inspired by town heritage & residents' memories of food & drink. Listening points are placed near benches or areas that are comfortable to be in. Allow 90 minutes.

Sound walk SWS23
2023

Who Ate all the Pies?

A GPS triggered audio quest for families on The Isle of Dogs inspired by open world video games. Families will find clues, get letters & solve this playful whodunnit, encountering some very interesting suspects before tucking into pie & mash.

post SWS24 23 Dec, 2024

A Celebration of Bedford’s Food Memories

With Tastes Like Home, a co-creation between 8 artists in Bedford, worked with hundreds of stories of food memories from members of the public, to construct an audio trail full of heart and flavour.

Happened
walkingevent SWS19  

Food Walk Wageningen

Linguaterra Institute
2019-09-15 09:30
Wageningen, Netherlands

This walking project will take place in Wageningen, an important city for agriculture in the Netherlands. The theme is about food, more precisely, about crops and food products. YiLing Hung is running a long-term artistic research project on food – how we prepare and consume food in relation to different seasons, ‘Food Walk Wageningen’ is

Curated news 18 Jun, 2026

Walking with your tastebuds – The Writer’s Walk

Harvest your own trail snacks with a spot of foraging Source: Walking with your tastebuds – The Writer’s Walk

Happened
walkingevent SWS22  

Ghost Pub Pilgrimage

Stuart Butler
1 - 30 Sep, 2022
Stroud, UK

September is seen as a key month for fund raising by the Trussell Trust. This is Radical Stroud's way of contributing. The walks will continue throughout September (cycling too) either with Radical Stroud or following their own noses.

Sound walk SWS23
2023

Future Food Visions

The Future Food Visions project features nine audio experiences that respond to a broad range of food security and food justice issues in the Guelph-Wellington region of Ontario, Canada.

Sound walk
2017

Paths Traveled

This walking work features 10 audio walking tours conducted by community members.

Walking piece
2018

Bitterzoete Route (Bittersweet Route)

The Bitterzoete Route in Utrecht’s Lombok neighborhood highlights streets named after Dutch Golden Age figures, including J.P. Coen, whose legacy involves both leadership and crimes in the Dutch East Indies. This walking route aims to increase awareness of the Dutch colonial past by presenting the complex histories behind these street names.

Curated news 23 May, 2025

13th annual Beer Walk for the Arts supporting St. Joseph’s art mediums | News | kq2.com

(ST. JOSEPH, Mo.) The Harris-Kemper neighborhood hosted the return of the 13th Annual Beer Walk for the Arts this weekend, drawing supporters of the Allied Arts Council and art enthusiasts Source: 13th annual Beer Walk for the Arts supporting St. Joseph’s art mediums | News | kq2.com

Curated news 28 Apr, 2023

Jane’s Walk 2023 Will Take New Yorkers On A Culinary Tour In Astoria | Astoria, NY Patch

The Municipal Art Society is hosting over 160 walks in New York City from May 5 to May 7, honoring the writer and activist Jane Jacobs. Source: Jane’s Walk 2023 Will Take New Yorkers On A Culinary Tour In Astoria | Astoria, NY Patch

Curated news 23 Apr, 2023

Cairo’s ‘iftours’ offer a new way to experience food and art during Ramadan

Qahrawya’s tours give Egyptians and foreigners a local, off-the-beaten-track cultural tour Source: Cairo’s ‘iftours’ offer a new way to experience food and art during Ramadan

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Curated news 14 Dec, 2024

Why you should take a ‘fart walk’ after a meal : Life Kit : NPR

Post-meal walks to release gas, called ‘fart walks,’ have become popular on social media. NPR health correspondent Maria Godoy says the science is solid on this trend. She shares the many health benefits of walking after eating: better digestion, more balanced blood sugar levels and a healthier gut microbiome. Source: Why you should take a

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20 years of lunchtime walks: An interview with Ron Ross

In the following interview, Living Streets Aotearoa talks with Ron Ross, the leader of Tuesday Lunchtime Walks in Wellington. This series of lunchtime walks was started by Celia Wade-Brown in 2004. Ron took up the mantle of organiser in 2006 and has co...

Molly Magid
Living Streets Aotearoa
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Vedi Napoli

I am not quite sure how calming it is, knowing that I can die now that I have seen Naples. Surely, it would have been more prudent to hold off on seeing Naples for a while. Johann Wolfgang von Goethe coined the referenced phrase in a letter in 1787, when Naples was the capital of …

Babak Fakhamzadeh•
walking – Babak Fakhamzadeh
post 85

Explore Elmhurst with an Audio Tour and Restaurant Crawl by Homecoming.

Amplifying New York’s neighborhood stories through a celebration of cuisine, community, and audio.Photo by @homecomingnewyork“We thought these audio stories would make a great experience that goes beyond someone going into a restaurant and passively ea...

Henna Wang
Stories by Henna Wang on Medium
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Great Expectations of Newcastle Emlyn

It was one of those days when the sun shines hot and the wind blows cold: when it is summer in the light, and winter in the shade. Newcastle Emlyn - Castellnewydd Emlyn yn Gymraeg - means "new castle"; "Emlyn" was one of the seven cantrefi of Dyfed. It...

Roger Boyle
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earl-footed, hurdle-footed, club-footed

As in “He’s got feet like an earl-footed turnip” (said of someone who walks with his feet turned out). from the Dictionary of Newfoundland English (University of Toronto Press, 1982).

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