The tenth T100 Festival was T100 Goes Wild, which took place between Saturday 25 May – Saturday 22 June 2024, bringing a range of walks, events and activities to locations across Thurrock, and beyond. Revisit all T100 Goes Wild Walks by clicking this link.
The T100 Team has been working with local community members to plan a regular programme of free walks for different appetites taking place year-round across Thurrock and the surrounding areas. Discover the regular walks and book your place by clicking this link.
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 2023 are archived pages, 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.
We hosted a Garden Party at High House Production Park to launch this year’s T100 Goes Wild festival and wrap up Arts Outburst’s Get Creative May.
A day of walking and activities in Canvey Wick, ‘England’s Rainforest’, upriver near Southend. Included a wellbeing walk and storytelling as well as a bug hunt and craft session making mandalas with Bug Life.
We are delighted to share that T100 Young Ambassadors, children and young people from across Thurrock, took the lead to plan private walk events for their community members in 2024.
Thurrock Local History Society members guided T100 walkers on a tour of the former and current green spaces in Grays.
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.
