We meet the winners of the SWS22 Awards. They discuss their work and process, and tell us what inspired them.

Six autumn Sound Walks around Exeter's Green Circle, hosted by the Royal Albert Memorial Museum (RAMM).

This soundwalk invites participants to walk, listen and escape along evolving and eroding pathways that point to historical echoes of Vancouver’s past, traverse alongside the present, and invite sonic imaginings of a possible future.

Launching our new audio anthology “The destiny of every walking man is to immerse himself in the panorama surrounding him, to the point of becoming one with it and, ultimately, to vanish”. Federico Castigliano Join us for a bracing Autumn walk with a difference, as we launch a new audio anthology! MK Lit Fest have collaborated

SCHRITTWEISE is a participatory performance in and with the city, allowing a choreography to emerge from small experiments with movement and perception, conducted while walking.

New Door Books invites you to an evening workshop on travel writing at Café Slatkine, Geneva's "bar littéraire" led by Ann de Forest, Nathaniel Popkin, and Paula Read, writers from the acclaimed anthology WAYS OF WALKING.

Hoe ervaar je een ruimte, als je je ogen sluit? We gaan op zoek naar de klank van de kasteeltoren, we stemmen ons af op de ruimte, hoe wij in trilling komen, als vleermuizen de ruimte peilend, de toren als klankkast.

Following old paths and finding new ways we will walk silently together, guided by a recorded voice.

During this guided walk, we uncover the ruins of a demolished workhouse that once inhabited the meadows of Hillside Park, north London.

TO)pot is a festival of sound walks, sound events and reflections, which through walking as an artistic practice, thematises acoustic ecology.

Join this one hour online walk with the Pip Decks Community, to gain space to breathe, be mindful, connect, chat, and laugh.

Join the walking club Join us for a live virtual walk guided by our mindset coach from wherever you are in the world. All you need is your phone & the zoom app to join in.

The Port exhibition is on at the Art Walk Hub all week and a walk next Sunday September 11th.

Known as “The cry of Ipiranga”, the exclamation, by Dom Pedro I, was the moment Brazil became independent, in 1822, 200 years ago. To mark the historic moment, going back and forward in time, I’ll take a circular walk through São Paulo.

Lydia Kennaway talks with poet, walker, runner and climber Helen Mort. They recite poetry, and discuss their work.

Ftom Joppa to Seafield. Five points along the walk link out to the five locations of PORT, prompting discussions around place, belonging, the value of water, and our relationship with the natural environment.

Here’s the outline of the Walk At this time of year in the Northern hemisphere the land is at its most fruitful for foragers. As we walk, shall we reflect on this fruitfulness and also on the barriers which prevent foraging?

Created for the World Listening Day 2021. Starting point : Jardin de Ville, Grenoble

Sound walks as art? Join Helen Ottaway and Ralph Hoyte at this Cafe exploring how a composer and a poet work together; are they independent or is it a collaboration, and if so what does this look like? Is poetry music and music actually poetry? Where is the interface?

Artmusic’s Lachrymae – music and sculpture – discovered by walking in the woods at National Trust Fyne Court. Part of Somerset Art Weeks 2022 – SAanctuary. In association with The Arborealists exhibition, Regeneration and Transformation.

Draw a perfect circle on a map of London. Walk a route that follows the circle as closely as possible.

Join Living Maps on the 9th, 10th and 11th of September 2022 as we go live for a festival-style weekend of creative counter-mapping. Explore live walks & workshops, as well as activities to do in your own space and time over the weekend.

The University of Chichester presents Quiddity – a showcase of work from our Fine Art PhD students and technicians, including "From Home to Home" by walking artist Andrea Vassallo, who has created a 360 degree video installation of his 1850 km walk from Lancing in the UK, to Venice, in Italy in 2021.

Walking artist Andrea Vassallo, has created a 360 degree video installation of his 1850 km walk that he began in June 2021, from from his home in the West Sussex town of Lancing in the UK, to his childhood home on the outskirts of Venice, in Italy in August 2021 which enables gallery visitors to experience the walk in a new way.

 Located audio sound artists Ralph Hoyte and Phill Phelps (Bristol/UK) launch their latest located audio sound art work "Colston’s Last Journey" in its international iteration at this evenings Cafe event, where they join to discuss making sound art about slavery.

A Pioneering work of political radio and walking art comes to life again for 48 hours

Four artists from around the globe are now gathered for a round table conversation and discussion about (remote) relationships and creative collaborations via sound walking in an (almost) post pandemic world.

Participate in a 30-day long exploration, where you can dip in, and out, at your choosing. Get acquainted with your immediate environment and 'play the city'.

Set out from Chestnut Hill to discover the city's edge! Over ten days of ~10 mile walks, the September 2022 Walk Around Philadelphia will send small groups to explore the city's perimeter on foot.

Set out from Fox Chase to discover the city's edge! Over ten days of ~10 mile walks, the September 2022 Walk Around Philadelphia will send small groups to explore the city's perimeter on foot.

Set out from Somerton Station to discover the city's edge! Over ten days of ~10 mile walks, the September 2022 Walk Around Philadelphia will send small groups to explore the city's perimeter on foot.

Set out from Torresdale to discover the city's edge! Over ten days of ~10 mile walks, the September 2022 Walk Around Philadelphia will send small groups to explore the city's perimeter on foot.

Set out from Bridesburg to discover the city’s edge! Over ten days of ~10 mile walks, the September 2022 Walk Around Philadelphia will send small groups to explore the city’s perimeter on foot.

Set out from Pier 68 to discover the city's edge! Over ten days of ~10 mile walks, the September 2022 Walk Around Philadelphia will send small groups to explore the city's perimeter on foot.

Set out from the airport to discover the city's edge! Over ten days of ~10 mile walks, the September 2022 Walk Around Philadelphia will send small groups to explore the city's perimeter on foot.

Set out from the airport to discover the city's edge! Over ten days of ~10 mile walks, the September 2022 Walk Around Philadelphia will send small groups to explore the city's perimeter on foot.

Set out from Cobbs Creek Park to explore the perimeter! Over ten days of ~10 mile walks, the September 2022 Walk Around Philadelphia will send small groups to explore the city's perimeter on foot.

Set out from Wissahickon Station to discover the city's edge! Over ten days of ~10 mile walks, the September 2022 Walk Around Philadelphia will send small groups to explore the city's perimeter on foot.

Inspiring talks, artist walks and creative activities exploring the theme of Wanderings.

Walk Around Philadelphia has become a pilgrimage experience where hundreds (ranging in age from 12 to 94) have set out to explore the city's perimeter on foot. Join us via Zoom to launch the 10th Walk & learn more about the project!

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.

Black people. Green spaces. New narratives. New faces.

Finissage of the Soundwalk|Exhibition “Über die unerträgliche Vieldeutigkeit des Seins”

Mixtape is a collective audio walk out of sound samples from recent productions that where submitted to audiowalk award 2022.

An evening celebrating the life and work of field recordist Ian Rawes, founder of The London Sound Survey, who died in 2021.

a transformative conversation about what happens when Black Joy is found in Green Spaces. Please join Chris Omni, and five Black Queens and Kings, as we discuss the topic of "Slow Movements."

In conjunction with the Gower Walking Festival in September, we are celebrating the 10th anniversary of the creation of the Wales Coast Path. However, you can get involved at any time in our Shorelines submissions and sharpen your writing skills by joining this online workshop with El Rhodes, our creative writing champion (who happens to be Welsh).

BY INVITATION ONLY 15 years to the day from the start of the Walking + Art Residency in Banff, in the Canadian Rockies

Have you ever stood within a landscape and wondered what unheard sounds might be present around you? Whether it be life in the undergrowth, or further afield, to experience varied frequencies echoing in the air. This is the catalyst to artist, Cecilia Tyrrell’s experience of listening, our walk listen cafe guest.

Back in August / September 2012, a group of walking artists were sent to explore ‘path scapes’ in Belgium. It was styled as a ‘translocal, experimental festival for contemporary art and spatial research, exploring different paths capes in the northern region of Belgium. Artists and audiences were invited to question the past history, present use

We talk with last year's winners, discuss their work, and what they've been up to in the last year.

The Write About Walking showcase event introduces the shortlisted authors of the walk · listen · create / Sound Walk September writing competition, and includes readings of their poetry and prose.