Following Finding Our Way – Nathania Hartley’s last group walk around Archway, Mapping Our Way will take influence from previous encounters with the area, melding past and present, imaginings and realities. We will walk as a group, silently, following old paths and finding new ways.
A recorded voice will be the sonic map to guide us, as we come together to listen to the city and uncover the many layers that make up our urban space and our place within it.
Free, but please book via Eventbrite to receive the audio link needed for the walk. Booking link – https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/mapping-our-way-a-group-audio-walk-tickets-411193860907
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