Table Cape Listening Project

The 2km walk explores some of the history of Torquay. Begin your tour near the Spirit of Devonport river ferry at the bottom of Thomas Street. A ferry service, of one kind or another, has operated from this area since the establishment of the town.

Whispering Walls is a 35-minute geo-located audio walk along St Helen’s newest walking track, a shared cycle- and walk-way along the foreshore from the town centre to the Lion’s Park. It is presented by Van Diemen’s Fiddles, and is offered as a free event for ticket holders to the ‘Whispering Walls’ concert as part of Ten Days on the Island 2021 festival. The walk can be taken at any time between 12th and 14th March 2021, and participants will need to use their own mobile device and headphones. Whispering Walls is a compilation of selected local stories, sounds, and original music inspired by St Helens and surrounds. Each element is a single thread of the rich tapestry of the place, but in weaving them together, we hope that they may help you to experience this town in a different way. Towns are best discovered at a walking pace, so please, join us in celebrating the small sounds and stories of this place as you take a walk at some point over the weekend.

Fancy a stroll on kunanyi, accompanied by fiddles and mutated windchimes? Good. This walk runs from Fern Tree Park to Silver Falls. If you're using noise reducing headphones, we suggest you turn that feature off to experience the walk as intended - the spontaneous, real-time sounds from the Pipeline are just as important as the audio tracks in the Echoes app.

Come and take a walk with the Tasman Homeschoolers! Follow the route of their sound walk, with spoken reflections created by the children and their families. Across four workshops, participants developed skills in listening, audio technology, storytelling, and group work. The project culminated in a guided sound walk and reflection session. The children identified points of interest on the walk and recorded their reflections. This project was an outcome of 'The Listening Project' by Van Diemen's Band, facilitated by teaching artist Rachel Meyers and supported by the Tasmanian Government.

Imagine, if they could talk, what would Colac Otway Shire landmarks would have to say? As you make your way around Colac Otway Shire, you’ll be able to listen to the inner thoughts of some of our most beloved landmarks. If you can, listen through headphones so you can enjoy the binaural sound design experience. The Object Monologues - Colac is a new work by Barking Spider Visual Theatre. We acknowledge the Gulidjan and Gadubanud peoples as the traditional owners and custodians of this land. We pay respect to their Elders past, present and emerging and thank any Gulidjan and Gadubanud people listening today. This project has been Proudly supported by Colac Otway Shire and Vic Health.

Imagine, if they could talk, what would Geelong's landmarks have to say? As you make your way around Geelong, you’ll be able to listen to the inner thoughts of some of our most beloved landmarks. If you can, listen through headphones so you can enjoy the binaural sound design experience. The Object Monologues - Geelong is a new work by Barking Spider Visual Theatre and presented in partnership with Creative Geelong. We acknowledge the Wadawurrung People of the Kulin Nation peoples as the traditional owners and custodians of this land. We pay respect to their Elders past, present and emerging and thank any Wadawurrung people listening today. For deaf/hard of hearing accessible scripts, please email us at: contact(at)barkingspidertheatre.com.au This project has been supported by the City of Greater Geelong through the Arts & Culture Arts Industry Commissions. The Object Monologues is a geolocated audio experience where the personality, idiosyncrasies, passions, loves and losses of landmarks and significant public objects are brought to life. Created site-specifically, the character of each landmark object is crafted from historical research and blended with a whimsical twist. We hope you find joy in delight as you wander, listen and imagine. Creative Team: Writer & Director - Penelope Bartlau Sound Design - Vicki Hallett Photographer - Sarah Walker Producer - Luisa La Fornara for Creative Geelong and Barking Spider Visual Theatre This project has been supported by the City of Greater Geelong through the Arts & Culture Arts Industry Commissions.

##### Dandenong Ranges National Park, Melbourne [Trail Map](https://www.alltrails.com/trail/australia/victoria/lyrebird-walk-neuman-paddy-and-coles-ridge-loop?u=i&sh=ysuzkr)

My concept is to accumulate pre-conceived ideas about the sounds people intend to hear when walking through the National Rhododendron Gardens; however, the noises are polluted and congested by surrounding distractions, potentially changing people's perspectives on the natural landscape. The soundscape includes four echoes, choreographed together and placed individually around the site to guide the listener through the noise polluted site. (Will require headphones)

This is a sound story describing a curious dog playing in this park where she brings her human for a walk. Please put on your headphones on a sunny morning to immerse yourself in this two-minute soundtrack.