Regency Brighton Sound Walk

Join us for a chilled Regency Brighton Sound Walk on the Sunday Morning of "A Place to Breathe Slowly"

A guided silent walk exploring the sounds of the city through deep listening.

Beginning at the Regency Townhouse, this gentle walk invites participants to slow down and notice the everyday soundscape — footsteps, voices, wind, traffic and space — with fresh attention.

Led by local historian and tour guide Stacy Deane and sound artist Julian Deane. The walk explores the relationship between place, history and sensation.

A sound walk is a slow, guided listening experience that invites you to tune in to the world around you. Inspired by the deep listening practice of Pauline Oliveros, it’s less about walking somewhere and more about noticing what’s already there — the quiet details we usually ignore.

Moving gently through the space together, you’ll be encouraged to shift your attention between external sounds and your own breathing and movement. The aim is simple: to slow down, open your awareness, and experience the environment — and yourself — with greater presence.

No special knowledge required. Just ears, curiosity, and a willingness to listen.

Part of A Place to Breathe Slowly.

Please arrive a few minutes early. The walk will take place at a relaxed pace and return to the Townhouse where you are welcome to come in and enjoy the exhibiton, ask any questions whilst Julian plays some gentle music on the parlour piano.

Please purchase either a full price ticket or "pay what you can" donation ticket.

Limited numbers.