Map of Lost Places (MOLP) - a collaborative map/zine/public walk exploring dimensions of women's experience of the city and leisure through memory and story. Outcomes: a limited edition print zine and public walk with site-specific storytelling.

This Was Our Neighbourhood is a locative sound walk through a city neighbourhood steeped in histories of technological advancement, social change, and settler colonialism. This was part of Jane's Walk Hamilton.

A bilingual walking performance through Gorizia and Nova Gorica, designed for Italian- and Slovenian-speaking participants: an audio-guided journey through places and voices of those who experienced the trauma of the new border being drawn in 1947.

The story unfolds through the voice of a woman sent by an obscure and elusive Firm to retrieve the secrets stolen by an equally brilliant and charming con man, engaging listeners in a tense cat-and-mouse chase.

Twelve short stories created by primary school children and the residents of a care home in Luton, Medway. You're invited to listen to them at home, or as you walk the route featured on our beautifully designed map.

Follow our feline friend Picatto as he shares some of his favourite stories about the University. The Story Collector takes you on a journey around The University of Hertfordshire.

More than 250 young people between the ages of 11 and 29 submitted audio contributions for the storytelling competition "The Private is Poetic" of the Anne Frank Educational Centre in Frankfurt.

A life-history walk in St Albans.

Don your headphones and get ready to eavesdrop in this latest audio experience from ThickSkin. Celebrating the stories and people who are the heartbeat and spirit of Edinburgh, Eavesdropping asks who gets to define a city and whose story matters.

Festival Soundings of Edinburgh is a free soundwalk featuring residents' reflections on the city’s festivals, available to stream via the SonicMaps player. The 5.5-6 km route starts at the Storytelling Centre and ends at Waverley Station, lasting approximately 75 minutes and encouraging engagement with Edinburgh’s urban parks and environment.

Swamp Walk is a storytelling time series that explores the historical, cultural, and ecological significance of The Great Swamp in New Jersey. It features archival graphics from the 1959–1970 jetport battle, highlighting both the area's environmental value and its contested past.

“an/other time” was an interactive walk in greater Moonah using an app, headphones, posters, and a printed map to explore over 70 multimedia stories from the local migrant community. Starting at Moonah Arts Centre, participants could choose their route through streets like Main Road and Albert Road to engage with personal narratives that foregrounded migrant contributions rarely highlighted in Hobart’s dominant history.