Rooted in walks through Wytham Woods, England, this series WALKS part of WOODS has developed from observations and conversations, exploring creativity, connection, memory, and environmental and political change.

Walking drives this work. It explores connections between people, materials and the natural world, using movement through landscape to uncover relationships, encounters and a sense of place. It is a digital book printed by blurb.com

Devised by Andrew Stuck of the Museum of London, this walkshop became a regular event as part of the Mayor of London’s London Tree Week, and subsequent Urban Tree Festivals. Everyone has heard ‘an old wives’ tale’ about a certain tree species, some of which have a layer of truth within them, others are downright

Rethinking Cities presents a Weaving Wellbeing Walkshops.  The Walkshop (mobile workshop) involve a 90 minute walkabout with prompts to engage participants in discussion and observation, followed by an hour long debriefing session with local experts during which shared learning is encouraged. You’ll explore how an existing neighbourhood can be refurbished to promote residents’ wellbeing and

The walking takes place in the village Beljakovce, northern North Macedonia, at the final stop of an unfinished railway meant to connect the country with Bulgaria (Corridor VIII). Despite three decades of construction, the line remains incomplete.

This audio walk was created by lead artist Jakub Rokita as part of the Milton Keynes Rose 10th Anniversary Art Project. It features his original sound compositions, field recordings, and texts brought to life through the voice of Ralph Keats.

A route pursuing locations mentioned in a deeply strange book

A 25-minute sound walk through Wilhelminapark, a public park in the city of Breda, the Netherlands, where language, voice and landscape interweave, inviting the body to become a sensor for perception, movement and time.

Conceived by Andrew Stuck from the Museum of Walking, in collaboration with walking artist, Ruth Broadbent, Drawn to the Skyline was first run in the Winter of 2017 and on subsequent occasions thereafter, including a commission from Team London Bridge for the London Festival of Architecture in June 2019. We all know how easy it

Can poetry inspire people to discover their city on foot?  We think it can and want to make that happen – here in London and elsewhere in the world. With your help, we shall. 80,000 restIn Paddington Street GardensAs I walk to work We are looking for your help in making this happen – we

As a city with a long history of development in the modern world, London has more than it’s fair share of surprises that one can stumble upon or that can be revealed while walking its many streets and neighbourhoods.  We like to share our curiosity and have collaborated with like-minded investigators, one such is author Tom Bolton, with

London Art Explorations are a series of walks investigating artworks displayed in outdoor settings in London, created and led by Tim Ingram-Smith and Gail Astbury, public art enthusiasts as well as practitioners in their own right.  For hundreds of years, London has been a glittering showcase for public art and communal expression. As the city continues to