In September 2019, the Global Program of Hush City Soundwalks organized 19 soundwalks across multiple cities worldwide to celebrate Sound Walk Sunday 2019, guided by various leaders using the Hush City app. The program was coordinated by Antonella Radicchi, with local hosts including Zoe Banks Gross, Chiara Bartalucci, Richard Bentley, and others.

Explore the St Edburgha’s churchyard while the SOUNDwalker app guides you through the auditory landscapes of Yardley’s four wards: Stetchford, Sheldon, Acocks Green, and South Yardley. This walk is part of the for-Wards project and is available on both the App Store and Google Play.

A web-app for mindful listening delivering written instructions that encourage creative engagement with the sounds around you, inspired by input from people who live in, work in, or visit Albany, NY. Use this link https://demo.listeninghere.org/, to gain access to the demo version of the app which works outside of Albany, NY. This project is on-going so

On Sunday, May 23 at 7 a.m., Jamie Dolinko will lead a self-guided soundwalk along seven mapped stops on the Stanley Park Seawall, focusing on early morning natural and man-made sounds. A detailed route map will be available on the Vancouver New Music website for independent walks at any time, encouraging silent observation and adherence to public health guidelines.

In September 2020, a series of soundwalking experiments will explore the tension between immediate, site-specific experience (haecceity) and mediated or recorded representations (allography) through DIY devices that capture and transform walkers' sounds and biophysical data. These experiments, conducted across Tyneside, East Anglia, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and France, aim to generate a multimedia corpus culminating in a streamed improvised radio performance and documented via a dedicated website.

Run An Empire fits into existing exercise routines, whilst giving new runners an incentive to get started.

This geo-locative smartphone app recreates a real sexual assault criminal trial to raise awareness of sexual assault issues. Users can engage with the experience through a site-specific walk in downtown St. John’s, NL, or remotely via “armchair mode.”