Circular Campus to Community Interactive Session: Sensory Walk

Circular Campus to Community Interactive Session: Sensory Walk

  • 30 Sep 2026
  • 04:00pm - 06:00pm
  • FREE
  • Brunswick
  • Tour will start and finish at the Union St entrance to the RMIT Campus next to the rail line.
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Have you ever wanted the chance to experience a sensory walk around your local neighbourhood?

Join us for a free 2-hour interactive session where you will get to engage your senses – sight, sound, smell, touch and movement and mindfully interact with the environment as you walk around Brunswick. 

Please bring with you: Comfortable walking shoes, suitable clothing, and suggested umbrella and water bottle.

This activity is part of the RMIT x MCC Circular Campus to Community Project.

RMIT and Merri-Bek City Council (MCC) have a shared vision to build meaningful connections out into industry, community, and academia to support social, economic and environmental opportunities. 

The Circular Campus to Community Project is delivering a series of collaborative and connected circularity-themed programming. Activities will be centred around five streams: Regenerate, Repair, Recycle, Redesign, Rethink – with a focus on textiles creation, repair, and care, through knowledge and skill sharing. 

To find out more visit: RMIT PlaceLab website.

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