Meadow Cultivators grew from walks with local youth and neighbors over two underused lawns in the City of Syracuse, NY. The walks through emergent meadows of growing flora turned undervalued public fields into living drawings, exploring how walking in public space connects ecology, safety, and community.

DIY Walk-Tours are city-specific sound walks based on local conversations and onsite research. Blending fantasy and reality, they guide participants through overlooked areas using audio narration and maps, revealing personal and collective urban memories.

A collaborative drawing walk in Brentford, London exploring transitional and liminal spaces that produced a collection of drawings subsequently collaged into digital paintings by the artist and now presented in six Hounslow libraries.

Works by local poet Lance Thomas were integrated in art panels within Hamilton Park Reserve, speaking to issues around urban sprawl, the decline of local food production, the impact of engineering on the local waterways, and the rise of car use.

A podcast audio-walk from Llangollen Bridge to the summit of Castell Dinas Bran produced by Sarah Baylis & Sally Harrison, featuring a range of archival commentaries , from the 18thc century to the present day, voiced by members of the local community

The People’s Park. By the Park’s People. This sound walk was created as a contribution to Poole Park Celebration Day, held on 29th July, 2021. The audio materials were sourced from online video clips, in which people documented their own experiences while visiting the Park. These were combined with excerpts from interviews with local people, to provide some additional perspectives about the Park and how it has changed over time. Together, this mosaic of sounds provides a unique insight into how people value the Park, and how they use it to have fun in so many different ways.

The mechanisms that our brain uses to form answers are made up of complex processes. In the world of HAMMER&EGG, your decisions matter. The immersive audiogame dives into the broad topic of cognitive bias and follows your conclusions along the path.

The memories of Wigan are waiting for you. Listen closely to the sounds around you, find the voice of your guide and the memory will become clearer.

Let Kelly Macdonald transport you to a hidden world! Drop beneath the surface of lochs... Gaze into the geological past... Meet the ghosts of strath and glen... An immersive audio experience in soundscape and story

Historic England, in partnership with the National Trust and Sound UK, has launched a series of self-guided sound walks for Heritage Open Days, including Sandra Kazlauskaite's ‘Traces and Echoes: Resounding Grantham's High Street.’ This immersive audio experience explores the evolving social and cultural history of Grantham's high street through stories and sounds from local residents, available to listen from 10 September via Historic England’s website.