Artist Sara Hayes and a guest artist will guide you along Northey Island, investigating its environmental importance and some of the measures taken to protect it.

About Harri Harrison Harri Harrison is a multimedia artist whose practice integrates performance, textbased projections, plant-based work, and alternative photography processes, engaging directly with urban environments. Harri explores notions of place, community, grief, gratitude, and belonging, inviting us to reconsider our relationship to nature and future communities. Harri has over 12 years of experience leading creative workshops, collaborating with institutions such as Cubitt Gallery, PEER Gallery, and Phytology at Bethnal Green Nature Reserve.

This walk is a 25 km walk between Braga and Guimarães, connecting university campuses. It reclaims walking as a daily practice, heightening awareness of the landscape. Beyond individual experience, it fosters connections, blending spiritual and physical challenges, where distance, proximity, and transformation emerge through movement and shared encounters.

"Tell Me Your Name" is a performative walk by Stefaan van Biesen and Geert Vermeire, for The Walking Body, inviting locals to poetically name wild plants. Through personal reflection and garden-style nameplates, participants challenge the notion of "weeds," fostering care for all living beings and deepening awareness of plant perception and communication.

British Summer Time is a series of short sunrise walks in consideration of the time change. Over ten seasons, walkers from across Europe and the Americas have joined me to explore the dawn.

Join us the 20-21st September 2024 for the inaugural Tremula Festival, a two day podcast festival combining the power of audio with a love of the outdoors!

Andrew Stuck of the Museum of Walking worked with Geoff Sample who led a walk beneath the M40 Westway for the London Borough of Kensington & Chelsea’s In Transit Festival.