Walkspace is a co-operative of artists and creatives in the West Midlands who are intrigued by walking in all its forms.
From gentle strolls to hardcore psychogeography, group walks to solo explorations, Walkspace covers the interesting, weird edges of the humble perambulation. There are no right or wrong ways to go for a walk but there are definitely ways to make them curious and enlightening.
Autumn Season 2026
Here are our public walks, talks, workshops and events from August to November. Events with links are ready to be booked onto. Join our mailing list or follow our socials to be alerted when more events go live.
NOVEMBER
Thursday 12th – Walkspace X Cosy Cinema/ Short films with Andy Howlett: a selection of wry, observational essay films by Walkspace’s co-founder, revealing the magic and creative potential of the simple act of going for a walk.
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- Autumn Season 2026
- Notes from the estuary: a walking arts residency
- Escaping suburbia – a walk from your sofa
- Mitchell’s Fold manoeuvre
- Wandering rocks for Terminalia
- Pathways of knowing
- Making maps at dusk: reflections on walking the Shrewsbury Skull
- The Feminist Art of Walking with Morag Rose
- From Birmingham to Knighton: Why community matters more than ever
- Walking the SHREWSBURY Skull this Halloween
- Peaks and Cairns of Dudley – a creative ramble
- Midsummer Spaghetti Pilgrimage – CHANGE OF START TIME! 10AM!
- Just Wanderers – a Black Country walk report
- Book Launch: Crab & Bee’s Matter of Britain
- Full Moon Night Walk FULLY BOOKED!
- This Albion – a book extract
- Peaks and Dales of Dudley – POSTPONED TO 15 DECEMBER
- Walking the Stirchley Skull + skull mask workshop!
- Portals and Contrasts of Charterhouse – creative walking in Coventry
- Listening for the Last Day of Summer: a soundwalk
- Walk Report: Summer Solstice Erratic Stone Circle
- Erratic Stone Circle Walk for the Summer Solstice
- Walking Shorts – a Leominster film night
- From Rea to Stour: Walking the Severn/Trent Watershed
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