Walking the Kora

Inspired by the Tibetan practice of “kora”, a walk of reflection and meditation, Walking the Kora transforms the tradition into a walking performance. Guided by young people, audiences move through a natural landscape, coming across a series of short encounters and demonstrations that offer light, yet meaningful entry points into deeper explorations of emptiness, mindfulness and meditation.

A spiritual successor to Enter the Gorshey, Walking the Kora features Toronto’s Tibetan youth, while also folding in some of the senior comedians from Die Laughing in an intergenerational and intercultural exploration of what these key themes mean and how they resonate in everyday context, in a city that is home to one of the largest Tibetan populations outside of Asia.

Walking the Kora will be presented by Arts in the Parks at Amos Waites Park in Toronto, Canada on June 6, 2026.

This performance uses a wireless audio system, audiences receive personal headsets that deliver live sound throughout the walk. Due to limited headset availability, advance registration is required. Please reserve your spot here.

Presentation History

2026
June
Arts in the Parks; Toronto, Canada