Three years into a nascent walking arts collective, what has been the value to members, how are people using it and what’s the next step on its journey?
Author: Fiona Cullinan
Join us on 10 June for 'Squats, Street Theatre and Sprints into Staffordshire: A walking tour of Selly Oak's radical history' led by Josh Allen from Walk Midlands.
Birmingham and Yogyakarta artists put urban walking on the map with new exhibition and zine.
Walkspace is happy to announce our first funded project – an international walking arts collaboration with Jalan Gembira in Indonesia.
We walked the outline of a skull, ate soul cakes and traversed into the spirit world for an evening. Here's our second Halloween walk report.
Dead Man's Fingers walk
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We're going on a mushroom hunt…
Send in the Crones
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Three crones walk in silent, single file through Birmingham on a Saturday night. This is their attempt to 'crone the city'.
The 90km commute
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As an Australophile, I enjoyed watching Beau Miles video, 'The Commute: Walking 90km to work', in which he ditched his car and walked to Monash University in Melbourne to deliver a lecture about adventuring. Fresh from the adventure, so to speak. Or not so fresh given the nature of the commute. It was recommended to […]
This short tour runs the length of Stirchley high street and combines local landmarks, art, architecture, innovation, history and curiosities. It starts at a high point and descends to a flat bit. This is the first of some Stirchley taster walks, perfect for everyone who wants something every time. Download walk: Directions We start on […]
Birmingham Dazzle Walk
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A silent walk through an observed city Every journey starts with a single step. In 2016 mine was finally getting around to sorting out my crappy online passwords. I took a short cybersecurity course and decided to pay it forward by offering help sessions in a local café. This grew into The Interrogang – a monthly […]