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Highlights
Sound-Image Festival: Greenwich Sounds
A 14-day challenge for residents and workshop participants to record sound walks and curate soundscapes of the Royal Borough of Greenwich area, launched through an online Zoom workshop on Saturday 14 November. Members of the public and University community are invited to create unique sonic portraits of their own Greenwich. A “How to make a sound walk” workshop
• Walking Arts & Local Communities (WALC) online course
The Walking Arts & Local Communities (WALC) online course invites you from March 2026 on into the artistic practice of walking arts. Designed for artists, creators, educators, cultural workers, and innovators, the course explores walking not simply as a theme, but as a method of learning, creating, and relating. This is not about learning about walking. It is about walking as learning.
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Ground Works open call: How do we react to our changing environment?
Ground Works is a creative response to the land, habitat and environment, bringing together leading international artists, poets, and writers in exhibitions, walks, talks and workshops. They're asking for submissions by March 8.
Walking Alone and Together
Walking Alone and Together made use of sounds (including vocalizations and various languages) and collaborative guided walking to traverse an unfamiliar outdoor terrain, Working in pairs, small groups and then one large group, participants worked creatively to make their way across the hilly meadow outside Gabrovo.
Create your own Neighbourhood Walking Tour, with Saira Niazi
Share stories of the people, places and projects that make up your neighbourhood in this engaging and interactive exploratory workshop. Led by renegade guide and founder of Living London, Saira Niazi, the workshop will guide you towards the creation of your own walking tour. You’ll learn how to choose stops, connect them up, and enable
Walking pieces
Walking the Line
Participants were invited to start to walk as if to their homes, following as straight a line as possible. Prompts were given that predetermined stopping and reflective points based on Fibonacci sequences. As artists came from Australia, the USA, Greece and the UK, their routes led off in very different directions.
Articles elsewhere
1 topic + 1 location + 1 day + 16 audio creators = 1 audio walk
On 27 February 2026, 16 sound enthusiasts roamed the city centre of Bern with microphones and explored the world of ascents and descents – biographically, geographically, sociologically… and, in any case, artistically through sound. Accompanied by the two SOUNDMARKERS Florian Hohnhorst and Ruben Kurschat, a collective audio walk was created – and performed at the …
Walking off the map in Yogjakarta
Together with Jalan Gembira and Kunci Study Forum & Collective, we're hosting a Dérive app walkshop in Yogjakarta, on November 29, with an introductory online session on November 22.
• More Workshops at Test Plot MN
Mark your calendars! More workshops connected to “A Line That Grows” at Test Plot MN have been scheduled! All offered free of charge – bring a friend. Test Plot MN is at the intersection of Pierce Butler Rte and Lexington Pkwy N in St. Paul – look for the sign and tiny wooden wattle fence […]
Let’s Take a Walk #65 took place as part of EnTransito
Dear Friends,Let's Take a Walk #65, a worldwide participatory walking performance, was part of EnTransito 2025 in San Antoni de Portmany, Ibiza. I invited people, in person and worldwide, to participate in a multi-phases p...
Events
Theatre Walks
Theatre doors are no longer sealed nowadays and performance often ventures outside. It embraces walking as a “theatrical scenario” and goes in quest of new, mobile, non-material or outdoor spatialities to replace or amplify the conventional stage. Site-specific and site-generic theatre events, walking performances, audio-guided drama, mobile theatre(s) and performance interventions, all flesh a theatre
Walking Abstractions: A walking drawing workshop and exhibition in Lapland
This workshop explores the extraordinary possibilities of walking bodies for the creation of drawings, through a unique process of blind drawing without being blindfolded, and by experimenting with speed, time, surfaces, and walking styles.
