A walk across North London following The Pymmes Brook listening to voices of people talking about the river. Available in Sonic maps using following PUID codes Part 1: Cockfosters to Arnos Park. CODE 994 Part 2: Bowes Meadow to Cambridge Roundabout A10. CODE 1007

Twelve short stories created by primary school children and the residents of a care home in Luton, Medway. You're invited to listen to them at home, or as you walk the route featured on our beautifully designed map.

In Autumn 2018, we worked in collaboration with Birmingham Literature Festival to add a little something extra to their programme. We commissioned 12 writers to create bespoke poems (and one short story!) inspired by venues around the city centre, where BLF were hosting events.

When protestors in Bristol brought down a monument to slave trader Edward Colston in their city, it sparked a national conversation about the value and purpose of public art in our lives. Given that Overhear is all about giving people the power to write their own narratives onto their spaces, we thought it was the

An interactive theatrical experience of walking with a twelve-year-old girl as your daughter along the Dubai creek, leading you through contrasting natural and urban landscapes – bringing to light the many lives of the creek and the stories of its human and more-than-human inhabitants.

Wanderer Theory of Stars takes the shape of a series of five short audio works dispersed through the forest that make connections between the earth and sky by looking through the lens of the lichen Cladonia Rangiferina.

A soundwalk around Peel Park in Little Hulton made by the local SEND children. The walk was debuted at the Spirit of Little Hulton festival.

A soundwalk along the Garbet at Aulus-les-Bains. From downstream to upstream… and back.

A surprising work of immersive theater that time-synchronizes two participants as they travel across MASS MoCA’s expansive galleries and campus. Show-issued equipment tether you wirelessly to one another in this 85-minute, deeply-connective piece.

Composed by Divya Maus and performed by 8 singers of the L.A. Choral Lab, RAIN CYCLE is a meditation on the rainy season in Southern California in 4 choral movements and 51 distinct environmental sound "bubbles" produced by human voices.

This geolocated soundwalk was commissioned by the 13th edition of the MOMENTUM biennale by the festival. It is an investigation and celebration of sound and an exploration of the relations between the natural and cultural worlds of Moss, Norway.

Dig up the deep historical roots, hear the quirky tales, and wander through headstones, markers, monuments and tombs of Key West's most notable characters.

Inspired by composer Divya Maus' relationship to the Rocky Mountains as first an immigrant from Germany, a local, and then a returning visitor, ASCENT is a classical music experience installed in Boulder Colorado's Scott Carpenter Park that radically increases the accessibility of traditional choral concerts.

A walking tour that discovers a Hibernian heart in Sydney's CBD.

Explore 14 historic stops in East Grand Forks on a free self-guided walking tour. Stories of settlement, Prohibition, and flood recovery come alive with GPS + audio via PocketSights or the printed map. 60–90 minutes.

Tidelines is a soundwalk mapped along East Beach, Berneray. Created in collaboration with community groups across Uist, the work combines poems, field recordings, music, and soundscapes into an immersive experience shaped by the island’s people and coastal landscape.

The soundwalk “Los Pasos de Mama Killa” (The Steps of Mama Killa) explores the collective meaning of agency at night, presenting the nighttime as a communal and relational space grounded in mutual care. The sound design was developed using sound-augmented reality on the ECHOES platform. This work was created for the Sur Aural Sound Festival in 2024, held in Cochabamba, Bolivia.

Works by local poet Lance Thomas were integrated in art panels within Hamilton Park Reserve, speaking to issues around urban sprawl, the decline of local food production, the impact of engineering on the local waterways, and the rise of car use.

Avian Humanoids, a production by composer, producer, and performer Evelien van den Broek, is a soundwalk that transports you to the world of mythological creatures, uncanny sounds, and musical fantasies. You walk from tree to tree, to five unique trees in Oosterpark, Amsterdam (NL). As soon as you stand beneath them, the tree comes to life, and you hear the rustling of leaves and the fluttering of wings. This isn’t just any park; these aren’t just any trees. Here live the Avian Humanoids. Part human, part bird. In their tree, they begin to sing. As they sit above you and fly around you, you listen to their song.

A soundwalk through the nature reserve the Onlanden in the province of Drenthe in the Netherlands