One line, three walkers, seven stops. The line widens when you walk abreast and narrows when you go single file. Fifteen minutes round a Harrogate block, and it moves to any Victorian grid-iron town.

Walking Men worldwide™ is a series of public art installations, a photographic collage of pedestrian traffic icons assembled from around the world, presented in humane scale. The project was conceived as a collaborative effort of international photographers, each adding a piece to the collage. In January 2010, the project made its debut on 99 Church

A self-guided soundwalk app, "ECHOES interactive sound walks," presents 1928 recordings of five historical London street soundscapes, available throughout September by searching "LSN" in the app. The geolocated map features period audio, commentary, and contextual materials tied to original recording sites, alongside opportunities for users to contribute contemporary soundscape recordings via the HUSH City app.

In September 1928, Columbia Records and the Daily Mail documented traffic noise and city sounds at five London locations to assess impacts on health and wellbeing. These historical recordings are now accessible through a geolocated web map and mobile app, allowing users to compare past and present soundscapes, contribute contemporary recordings, and engage in critical listening via surveys.

Join us for a soundwalk along the banks of the Yukon River, from Robert Service campground to Chambers House in Shipyards Park. Along the way, we will listen to the sounds around us — the movement of the river, birdsong, the rustling of leaves and flowers, the rush of traffic, the sounds of our footsteps.