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Soundscapes & Ambient Listening

Sat, Jul 04

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Royal Botanical Gardens - Hendrie Valley

SOUNDSCAPES & AMBIENT LISTENING A quiet nature walk for collecting sounds. Vibe with us!

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Soundscapes & Ambient Listening
Soundscapes & Ambient Listening

Time & Location

Jul 04, 2026, 11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. EDT

Royal Botanical Gardens - Hendrie Valley, Cherry Hill Gate, Burlington, ON L7T 1H1, Canada

About the event

Soundscapes & Ambient Listening

Nature Walk


About this event

This walk is all about listening, collecting sounds, and experiencing the trail in a different way.


Instead of rushing through the landscape, we’ll slow down and tune into the sounds around us: birds, wind, water, insects, leaves, footsteps, distant voices, and anything else the place has to say. Along the way, we’ll record small sound moments that help capture what this place feels like in real time.


After the walk, Prime Earth will use some of the collected sounds to create social media posts that share the experience with others. You do not need any special equipment or audio skills. Just bring your phone, your curiosity, and a willingness to listen closely.


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