Knots, a community walk which is part of the Madelvic House / Granton:hub Doors Open Day event

A short film of a walk along Edinburgh’s Water of Leith river with references to its past and images of paintings made along it.

A blog about walking, alone and with others in Edinburgh and at a distance, for peace.

Join us on a community walk to visit the Pennywell Arts and Heritage Trail in North Edinburgh

About walking secular pilgrimage

There and Back, an Autumn Equinox community walk in Granton Edinburgh 22nd Sep 2025

A walk for 4WCoP (Fourth World Congress of Psychogeography) in Swansea, Wales, UK or wherever you are (with a prompt published 30 September)

This short film (just under 4 minutes long) was made for the Walking the Land August First Friday Walk. Zoe Ashbrook provided the prompt which, for remote walkers, was 'A Familiar Walk Through Fresh Eyes'.

An Edinburgh walk for the World Wide Wander which took place in June 2025

A free community event beginning at Granton Crescent Park with some walking, art activities and gentle exercises. This event was part of the country-wide Urban Tree Festival, May 2025

A series of upcoming Death Cafes in Edinburgh May 2025

The Honeydew Line, a long walk honouring the very small in our environment, and textile work as part of Lines of Enquiry art exhibition with Walking the Land artists collective in Cheltenham, England.

A list of essays and books by Tamsin Grainger

Walking Like a Tortoise, a community walking and artistic project in Granton, Edinburgh

A group enquiry (short course) into the Life-Death-Life Cycle using touch and words with Tamsin Grainger

Women Walking the City at Night – a collective drift under the Full Moon. Part of a world-wide event.

Granton Wasteland was a a walk with poetry from Granton Harbour to Granton Square in September 2024 with poet Tessa Berring and Professor Catharine Ward Thompson, researcher and Landscape Architect.

Walking Like a Tortoise was a community project in Granton, Edinburgh, and exhibitions at the Granton Hub and in the Edinburgh Central Library. It was awarded the Marŝato Prize for excellence in Walking Art 2024.

Free to Explore, Glasgow City of Walking, a film by Tamsin Grainger