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.

Being Led By The Stars . . . Two Walking Practices in Dialogue Teri Rueb and Bill Gilbert  Walking and sound have variously shaped the practices of Colorado and New Mexico-based artists Teri Rueb and Bill Gilbert.  This Cafe event will feature both artists who will present a brief overview of their broader practice, speaking

A gathering on the night before the longest night. This is the nocturnal world, the place we walk illuminated by constellations of twinkling skies and powerful planets; the locale where our perambulations offer other ways of dwelling and sensing our being in the world and its myriad human and non-human presences. Join us as we stroll together, physically and conceptually, sharing our stories, experiences, feelings, senses and night-time reveries. An evening with the moon and Fay Stevens.

Molly Wagner, inspired by a major Australian peace walk, will talk about her walks around New South Wales, captured in her book "No Trespassing".

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."

Is walking a subversive act? For the authors of the new book Ways of Walking, it can be. A walk · listen · café broadcast live from Girona, during the International Encounters "Walking Arts and Relational Geographies" with the editor Ann de Forest and author Nathaniel Popkin opening a discussion about the subversive act of walking. Other authors Justin Coffin, Kabria Rogers, and Kalela Williams, all contributing to the book above, will be joining in from Philadelphia.

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.