A Walk Through Campbell College Belfast

This locative audio walk by Kate Jackson traces the footsteps of the Yardmen who designed, built, and launched ships when Belfast was an industrial powerhouse. Listeners will visit the streets where these men lived, the places they went in their downtime, as well as points that reflect the community’s deep sense of pride for its industrial heritage. Start exploring now!

an exclusive interactive audio experience created specially for (C)art Park festival at Vault Artist Studios, Tower Street Belfast. Set in the car park of a former technical college 'Her(e)' is an attempt to disseminate academic theory in public space. Listen on headphones for an intimate experience or play from your phone's speaker to create a unique live-art event with other participants

Take a guided tour around Belfast city to find the best record shops. Meet the owners and get a chance to find out why they love records. Find out some facts and some advice and along the way. As you walk listen to some 'Did you know?' in order to learn a little bit about vinyl.

This is an audiowalk/journey that has unconventional stories that have taken place in some of the most beautiful places in Belfast. The walk is called “Lore from the Lookout” because it combines the narrator’s (myself) initial perspective and how that feeling relates to a story that would be said about the place from around the River Lagan. The places covered in the audio walk are the Queen's Bridge, Titanic, Belfast Harbour and the Salmon of Knowledge. This audio walk is multifunctional. The stories have been recorded in a podcast format and can be listened on other platforms like Youtube and Spotify as well. The podcast is dynamic in its storytelling and is filled with subjective experiences and emotions and how they relate to the stories themselves. It aptly fits in with the platforms, due to Spotify and Youtube's storytelling podcast boom. It is highly recommended to listen to this audio walk with earphones for the best experience and use any transportation of your choice to get from one place to another. Enjoy!

​​Ella is searching for clues and patiently waiting for Noah's Ark to dock at Belfast harbour. Follow her voice on this audio walk and discover the people, buildings, and animals (real and imagined) of Belfast's Sailortown. Find the traces of Ella's story at the blue shapes on the map: Rectangular shapes are the main story points (Durations ~2:00-3:30); and Circles are short fragments echoing along the way (Durations ~ 0:10-0:30). If you want to follow Ella's path more closely, follow the rectangular main story points in number order 1 to 5. Your starting point will be Yorkgate Station Car Park (top left), moving to Benny's cafe, the Rotterdam Bar, the American Bar, the Skate Park on Little Patrick St (bottom left), then the deep dock (top right). Tap on the blue rectangles to check their numbers. But remember that Ella's story has got a bit jumbled up, so its ok to wander and find your own path through the locations on the map. Eventually you'll piece together some of the fragments of Ella's story, just as she is trying to piece together her plan. You can get a hint of the content for a location point by tapping on its marker on the map. Please listen through headphones and turn on your phone's WiFi to help improve your location accuracy. Please take care whilst navigating the streets - be mindful of traffic and be careful when crossing roads. Download the walk-in advance to prevent issues with mobile data streaming. If you have any questions or feedback about this Echoes audio walk experience please contact John D'Arcy - j.darcy@qub.ac.uk 'Two by Two: A Sailortown Fable' is based on 'TWO BY TWO' by Emily DeDakis. Read the full story and find out more about Emily’s artist residency with Household in Sailortown: https://householdbelfast.co.uk/project/two-by-two/ TEAM: Emily DeDakis- Writer & Producer Marty Byrne - Sound Designer & Composer John D’Arcy - Digital Producer & Audio Engineer Maeve Smyth - Voice Nongraphic (Sean Greer) - Graphic Designer Jane Butler & Household - Executive Producers For more information contact John D'Arcy j.darcy@qub.ac.uk / @_johndarcy

This is Witch 'n' Monk's first GPS-guided release: a new way to experience music, made for disobedient minds. Something between a quest game, an interactive podcast and a sound walk. Part of their release called OUTFOX: a collection of new music on the theme of radical creativity. To download Pagamento click here: www.witchnmonk.com/pagamento-gift

This is Witch 'n' Monk's second GPS-guided release: a new way to experience music, made for disobedient minds. Something between a quest game, an interactive podcast and a sound walk. Part of their release called OUTFOX: a collection of new music on the theme of radical creativity.  To download Revolution click here: www.witchnmonk.com/revolution-gift

An relatively flat and easy walk through east Belfast, starting and ending at the city's major rugby union stadium - The Kingspan Stadium