The world is heating up. The shadows are illuminated. What happens when we pause and really see what's around us? This Summer Solstice, we invite you to explore what’s illuminated when we truly pay attention to where we are — in both place and time.

Join us for a community philosophy walkshop designed to help us connect with the world around us. In this two-hour experience, we’ll practice the art of observation and collective meaning-making through reading, walking, and creating together. It’s an invitation to wander, listen, and reflect.

We’ll journey across a 1km route, weaving threads of thought as we stop to share, read, and map the things that matter to us. Along the way, we’ll explore how our surroundings shape our understanding and deepen our connection to the world.

Details:

Date: Saturday, December 21st
Time: 6:00 PM sharp
Departure: Lot 19
Distance: 1km over 2 hours, with regular stops. The route includes dirt paths and some inclines.

Please reach out if you have any accessibility concerns and we will do our best to accommodate your needs to ensure a comfortable experience for all.

Presented by Kelly Lee Hickey, an award winning artist, philosopher and creative producer of Irish and German ancestry. Her practice explores the intersections between people and place through writing, performance, and collaborative and participatory works.She was awarded a PhD from Victoria University for her research exploring the intersections between creative practice and community pedagogies in response to ecological and social crisis. She was the inaugural Creative Researcher in Residence at the Center for Creative Futures (CDU) and remains an adjunct research fellow with the Center until 2025.

https://echolocation.com.au/