Creator: aRoundP Program Tour: Sorting Walk Urban Talk Sorting Walk Urban Talk is a plogging on Charoenkrung Road, created under CITY SORT LAB, an experimental project that explores new ways of designing an urban waste-sorting system. This is more than just a cleanup walk. It’s an invitation to read the city through art, trade history, architecture, and stories from the local people. The journey ends with a hands-on mini workshop at the waste-sorting station at the Grand Postal Building, Charoenkrung Road, where urban stories meet real, practical waste management. The experience unfolds across three routes: Route 1 : Myth Code สายมู กู้โลก Led by Jor Borgor and Pear (PEAR is hungry) Explore Charoenkrung’s old quarter through the lens of belief and spirituality, tracing the coexistence of five cultures: Thai, Indian, Chinese, Islamic, and Christian. Along the way, participants take on playful missions to collect trash and “earn merit” for the city, turning environmental care into a shared spirit. January 31, 2026 11:00 AM & 3:00 PM Route 2 : Art of ประตู: แง้มประวัติศาสตร์ ดูขยะเปลี่ยนทิศ Led by Hongtae and Pear (PEAR is hungry) Follow the story of doors, from the maritime era to the overland era, through architecture, everyday objects, and discarded materials left behind. This route reframes waste not as something abandoned, but as something rediscovered, collected, and reimagined. February 1, 2026 11:00 AM & 3:00 PM Route 3 : Living Craft วิถีกงม่า คุ้มค่าฉบับ OG Led by Inourhood.th and Pear (PEAR is hungry) Walk, observe, collect, and sort alongside the everyday wisdom of the Chinese community in Charoenkrung Road. Inspired by the lifestyles of Akong and Ama, this route shows how reuse and waste sorting aren’t trends but timeless practices that are practical, efficient, and undeniably cool. February 7–8, 2026 3:00 PM All three routes invite participants to see waste as part of the urban ecosystem, to question what we throw away, and to imagine a better future for Bangkok together. Through learning by doing, Sorting Walk Urban Talk hopes to cultivate lasting habits of proper waste sorting and disposal, while nurturing a deeper love for the city we call home.