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2016 Walking Festival
Thurrock 100 2016 was a walking festival with a difference – 10 days of walks and talks exploring
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The T100 Festival of Walking, Talking and Making is back for 2022 with a spectacular showcase of the key workers of Thurrock who have held the community together over the past two years: T100 People.
Taking place from the 2 – 25 June, T100 People will feature a series of events, walks, talks and community celebrations along the Thames Estuary, including the return of The Thank You Dance to Thurrock. The Thank You Dance is a section of The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee Pageant created by Kinetika and featuring local key workers and community.
Discover this year’s events and join us! Book your free place.
Love walking? This page contains links to all the walking routes from this year as well as previous years of the T100 walking festival.
We’ve kept them on the website for anyone that wishes to follow the routes themselves, although all the pages outside of 2022 are archived pages and so they are not actively maintained. If you spot something a bit wonky, feel free to let us know and we’ll fix it.
Click below to go to each archived year, or use our interactive map to view walks by location
Thurrock 100 2016 was a walking festival with a difference – 10 days of walks and talks exploring
Sunday 17 July, 10am This walk starts at the historic Tilbury Fort, built by Henry VIII to protect
This walk begins in what was once the largest housing estate in Europe, with more than 5000 homes.
This walk begins at Purfleet station, and explores the historic river frontage with its many reminders of Thurrock’s
The T100 Festival is an outdoor arts festival that includes walking, talking and creative opportunities. The T100 Festival started as a walking festival in 2015 by renowned, Thurrock-based outdoor arts company Kinetika and has grown over the years to include further arts and cultural activities for all.
Our vision is to expand even further, creatively and collectively re-imagining our future, and adding even more arts activities to our programme.
Find out more about the history of the T100 Festival, and get involved.
