Conceived and hosted by our Writer-in-Residence, poet Lydia Kennaway, this is the seventh and final instalment of ‘Footloose’, a monthly online event using the subject of walking as a way to explore our inner landscapes.
1 Sep, 2021
2022-04-25 18:00
Online
Lydia Kennaway reads poems from her pamphlet A History of Walking, and talks to poets and other writers about words and walking. This month's guest is Emma Storr.
14 Dec, 2021
Where is your home? Is it your birthplace? Is it the place you share with your family? Lydia Kennaway muses over the meaning of 'home' in anticipation of our upcoming writing competition.
2022-09-26 18:00
Online
Lydia Kennaway talks with poet, walker, runner and climber Helen Mort. They recite poetry, and discuss their work.
2022-05-30 18:00
Online
Lydia Kennaway reads poems from her pamphlet A History of Walking, and talks to poets and other writers about words and walking. This month's guest is Malika Booker.
Lydia Kennaway reads selected poems from her book, ‘A History of Walking’.
2022-08-29 18:00
Online
Anita Roy joins Lydia Kennaway as her guest in the sixth instalment of Footloose, discussing the History of Walking.
14 - 18 Oct, 2024
Lisbon, Portugal
The Walk21 International Conference series on Walking and Liveable Communities celebrates the work of our speakers and delegates on an international scale as well as promoting the international profile of walking.
2022-06-27 18:00
Online
Lydia Kennaway reads poems from her pamphlet A History of Walking, and talks to poets and other writers about words and walking. This month's guest is Jake Morris Campbell
2022-03-28 18:00
Online
Lydia Kennaway reads poems from her pamphlet A History of Walking, and talks to poets and other writers about words and walking. This month's guest is Antony Dunn
2022-02-28 19:00
Online
Lydia Kennaway reads poems from her pamphlet A History of Walking, and talks to poets and other writers about words and walking. This month's guest is James Morgan Nash.
2021-09-26 15:30
Online
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.
