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‘Home is a Feeling’ is a sound walk that takes place across Brighton. Each location is specifically chosen to be a place where I feel most at home in a place where I do not entirely feel at peace with where I am. Using the application ECHOS.XYZ you will be guided to each location to listen to how the project unfolds. While each track is ultimately different from one another they later combine to create a final track in the ‘Sound Diffusion Lab’; Using motifs and themes from each track. There is no time limit or order in which you should listen to this project, it is not designed to be an inconvenience. Instead, experience each walk when it feels right.

'Along The Lines' is an immersive mobile soundwalk exploring Brighton's laundry heritage, running as listening sessions from 20th-21st October 2023. Designed and recorded by local sound artist and researcher Anna Celeste Edmonds, in collaboration with local community organisation and charity Quiet Down There (quietdownthere.co.uk), and project contributors Helen Dewhurst, Suvat Kadar, and Stella Sims. Laundry is a distinctly aural and sensory experience, we often hear people talk of the sounds, smells and feels that come with a trip to the laundrette, and many local people remember someone in their family working in laundry services. The soundwalk focuses on laundry to explore themes such as the reality of working class lives, women’s work and economic independence as well as the specific significance of laundries in Brighton in the 19th and 20th centuries providing the less glamorous but much needed ‘clean up’ for this historically busy tourist resort. Along These Lines is a walking and listening experience starting at The Open Market and then heading to Roundhill, Elm Grove, Hanover, and The Level, with 10 listening locations. This project was funded by the Heritage Lottery, and will be available for access beyond this event on annacedmonds.com and quietdownthere.co.uk. Thanks to historian and geographer Geoffrey Mead, and Gerry and Maria from Brighton and Hove Women's History Group for sharing their knowledge and time. Accompanying zine and project artwork by Little River Press www.littleriverpress.co.uk.

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Welcome to The Archive of Favourite Places on the Echoes App! To see the walking tour, click “Stream Walk”. If you leave “Auto-Play” on, your device will automatically play audio of people talking about their favourite place as you get close to that location on the map. If you’d like to explore all 12 locations, turn off “Auto-Play” and click on the menu button in the top right hand corner. We hope you have fun exploring the stories. Why not send us a story about your favourite place to add to the online archive? You can find out how to contribute, and read over 50 stories at www.thearchiveoffavouriteplaces.com What’s the place that makes you happy? That brings you excitement, peace, a chance to reflect? A place you can be alone, be yourself or become someone else? People from communities across Brighton were asked these questions and local studio Stephenson& has woven twelve tales into a city-wide immersive photography and sound exhibition, exploring the ways we live together. The Archive of Favourite Places is a chance to explore the city through different eyes, and rediscover and rebuild what our hometown means to us.

Join the Carousel Chorus as they lead you back to nature. Through a series of location specific audio tours, they immerse listeners, supporting them to explore, interact with and feel present in the natural environment. The tours will include poetry, musings, rambling conversations and song, all created and produced by Carousel Chorus and designed for different parks and rural spaces in and around Brighton and Hove. This is the first audio tour in the series and is set in Dyke Road Park. Carousel Chorus are supported by Carousel, a learning disabled arts organisation. For more information please visit www.carousel.org.uk.

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