RESOURCES
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
| Join Our Mailing List |
Upcoming Events
“Thank you for a peaceful experience…all in the name of healing.”
“Toning: flying over the earth, prayers for healing…”
Click here to Post Information on Your Labyrinth
Connecticut
Location:114 South Rd
Marlborough, CT
860-295-8896
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Contact Person: Natalie Villar
Describe Labyrinth:
Outdoor, private, access by appointment, permanent. Made of Grass and River Rock, size is 60 Ft. Built July 2006 by Marty Cain and Natalie Villar.
Location:Holy Family Passionist Retreat Center
303 Tunxis Rd.
West Hartford, CT
860-521-0440
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Contact Person: Brandon Nappi
Describe Labyrinth:
Outdoor, public, handicap accessible, permanent, made of cobblestone & compact stone dust, size 90’ x 90’. Directions: To locate Holy Family, please go to our website www.holyfamilyretreat.org Once you arrive, facing the building to the far right, you will see metal gates. Go through the gates and follow the asphalt path. There will be signs to travel through the woods or you can remain on the asphalt and the labyrinth will be on your left.
Maine
Location:9 Cleaveland Street
Brunswick, ME
207-729-7331
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Contact Person: Susan Fitzgerald
Describe Labyrinth:
Indoor. Public. Open. Walks 5-6 times/year on Tuesdays. Check website for dates. www.firstparish.net. Not handicap accessible. Portable, made of Canvas, 30 x 27, Chartres Design. Also available to rent.
Location:
580 Forest Ave
Portland, ME
207-772-7421
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Contact Person: Beth Quinlan
Describe Labyrinth:
Indoor. We have public walks the third Thursday of the month (except in July and August). Also open on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday. Other public walks are listed on our Web site. Portable. Canvas. 28 foot Chartres style.
Location:the intersection of rts 17 and 220
Washington, ME
Contact Person: Carol Sloane
Describe Labyrinth:
My labyrinth is made in the pattern called Robin Hood’s Race. It is about 1/2 mile long and takes 30 to 45 minutes to walk. You park at the edge of a hayfield and walk a mowed path to an island of trees to begin. The experience of walking in the woods and then out into the hayfield following the path gives a real experience of nature, from shade to sun, from quiet to breeze.
To get to this labyrinth, find the center of Washington Maine (the intersection of rts 17 and 220) At the monument, go East on Old Union Road for 1.9 miles and there will be a hayfield on the right just past a pond also on the right. There are flags to show where to park and where to walk. The labyrinth is open year round, although it is hard to maintain in winter and mud season. It is only open Sundays in hunting season.
For more information, see www.downtownartgallery.com.
Massachusetts
Location:Brookline
United Parish Church
210 Harvard St.
617-277-6860
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Contact Person: Pat Howkinson
Describe Labyrinth:
Indoor, Church Basement, Accessible Permanent, made of dark inlay in bamboo flooring, Octagonal overall width 32’ with 30” paths Dual entry. Can be configured for 2 alternate pathways.
Hours:
7-9:00am Mon - Fri
7-9:00pm Thurs
9:30am-12:30pm Sun
Location:Edgartown
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
(Corner of Winter and Summer Streets)
508-627-5330 church
508-627-6075 Dianne Smith
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Contact Person: Dianne Smith, Parish Nurse
Describe Labyrinth:
Indoor, Public, portable, 12’ canvas
Location:Berlin
508-969-2034
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Contact Person: Cat Belfer
Describe Labyrinth:
Outdoor, Private, Permanent, Stone in the woods, approximately 40’, Baltic wheel, 2 path By appointment only, please email
Location:20 Governor Fuller Road
Billerica, MA
978-667-1358
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Contact Person: Jennifer Dewar
Describe Labyrinth:
In the spring of 2002 my husband and I created a stone, 7 circuit, modified classic style labyrinth at the edge of a wooded area at the back of our home. It is outdoors, permanent, approx. 30 feet in diameter and the path is approx. 18” wide for walking. The space is secluded and peaceful. Please call or email and let us know when you would like to come walk the labyrinth.
Location:Boston College
Burns Library lawn
corner Commonwealth Avenue and College Avenue
Chestnut Hill, MA 02467
Contact Person: Rebecca Valette
Describe Labyrinth:
Outdoors. This large Chartres-style bluestone labyrinth was dedicated as a memorial to those members of the Boston College community who perished in 9/11. Approximately 70 feet in diameter. It is intended for private meditation rather than group labyrinth walks. Open to the public day and night.
www.bc.edu/alumni/association/labyrinth.html
Location:655 Main Street
Dunstable, MA
978-996-1653
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Contact Person: Laura Kirk
Describe Labyrinth:
The Labyrinth at Crystal Springs is carved into the hillside and nestled within the tall pines. The design was based on the 7 circuit classical, however, the land has lent to its emergence, a design of its own. The pathway or stepping stones are slices of trees. The Labyrinth at Crystal Springs is available during scheduled labyrinth walks and workshops or by appointment/pre-scheduled only. The labyrinth foot trails and pathways are uneven surfaces and require sure footedness. Alternative accommadations will be made for individuals unable to navigate foot trails safely.
Location:16 Church St.
Fiskdale [village of Sturbridge], MA 01518
508-347-9353
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Contact Person: Christine Milne
Describe Labyrinth:
Outdoor. Public. Not wheelchair accessible. Made of paving stones. Closed November-March. Permanent. Blue & white stone. 7-circuit modified Chartres. Arrangements can be made to have a facilitated walk/days of reflection also possible.
Location:The Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer
212 Main Street
Foxboro, MA 02305
508-238-6748
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Contact Person: Frank Sandstrum
Describe Labyrinth:
Outdoor. Public. Please feel free to visit anytime during daylight hours to walk The Labyrinth at L C O R. Permanent. Grass with Pavers set into lawn, 46 ft. Classical 7 Circuit. The Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer is on Rt. 140 just 1/2 mile East of US Rt.1. The Labryanth is on the lawn to the left of the main door.
Location:Edwards Church
39 Edwards Street
Framingham, MA 01701
508-877-2050
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Contact Person: Debbie Clark
Describe Labyrinth:
Outdoor, permanent, about 20 feet in diameter (I think), made of stone and pine needles. Available and accessible always, except when it’s covered in snow! Located beside our sanctuary, on the right-hand side, by the road and across the from entrance to Edwards Cemetery.
Location:Franklin U.U. Church
262 Chestnut Street
Franklin, Ma
508-528-5348
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Contact Person: Judy Swaim
Describe Labyrinth:
Outdoor, open to the public, open anytime, wheelchair accessible just to view, not to walk, permanent, made of granite cobblestones with pine needles on the path, 30 x 27 Cretan design. This labyrinth is in a grove to the right of the Franklin UU church.
Location:Evensong Retreat & Spirituality Center
326 Lower County Rd
Harwich Port, MA 02646
508-432-0027
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Contact Person: Marie
Describe Labyrinth:
The name of our labyrinth is Margaret’s Path, named for my sister, Margaret Maurais, who died from ALS in 2005 at the age of 44. It is an outdoor 7 circuit cretan labyrinth.
Location:Old Ship Church
90 Main Street
Hingham, MA 02646
Describe Labyrinth:
Indoor, Private with Public Hours, Permanent, made of terrazzo tile. Public Hours are 2nd Tuesdays 7:30 - 9:00 pm.
http://www.oldshipchurch.org/OSC_Labyrinth.shtml
Location:84 Summer Street
Kingston, MA
617-962-9775
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Contact Person: Dee Davidson
Describe Labyrinth:
The Labyrinth is an outdoor and permanent. It is open to the public on the 3rd Sunday from 1-4pm or by appointment. It is made of brick and stone. The area is accessible by wheelchair, but the Labyrinth itself is not.
Location:646 South Meadow
Lancaster, MA
978-368-3338
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Contact Person: Karen Keefe
Describe Labyrinth:
Outdoor. Private. The Lancaster Labyrinth is outdoors, available and accessible. A courtesy call is requested. Permanent. Dirt path lined with brick. 90 foot diameter.
Location:Church of Our Redeemer
6 Meriam Street
Lexington, MA 02420
781-862-6408
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Contact Person: Janet Kern
Describe Labyrinth:
Outdoor. “St. Paul” design, 26 feet in diameter, paved.
Location:63 Summer St.
Maynard, MA
978-823-0935
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Contact Person: Lisa E. Bailey
Describe Labyrinth:
Outdoor, free and public, always available, not easily accessible by wheelchair. Permanent lawn paths with raised stone lines 32.27 x 28.27 Cretan layout in front of Artspace. Built with funds from the Maynard Cultural Council.
Location:
355 Franklin Street
Melrose, MA
781-665-4200
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Contact Person: Rev. Wendy Vander Hart
Describe Labyrinth:
Indoor. Public. Organized walk every second Wednesday evening @ 7:30 p.m. (except June). Permanent. Vinyl tile. Available to schedule for groups or alternate times when the hall is available.
Location:660 Great Pond Road
North Andover, MA
978-682-8815
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Contact Person: Larry Peacock
Describe Labyrinth:
Two outdoor. Public, byappointment. Made in the forest with Stones from around the world. Permanent, made of Stones. Double Seven Circuit Classical. View our facility at www.rollingridge.org.
Location:284 Bacon Street
Waltham, MA
339-927-7789
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Contact Person: Bette Frank Leahy
Describe Labyrinth:
Outdoor, private, permanent 20’ labyrinth built with stone. Accessible with permisssion. Please let us know that you are coming.
Location:15 N. Carver Road
West Wareham, MA
508-295-6691
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Contact Person: Deb Sellon
Describe Labyrinth:
Outdoors. Private. Access by appointment or email for seasonal schedules. Indoor space also available for class or workshop. Permanent or as portable kit, made of stone. Size - 45x27 diameter. Labyrinth’s crushed stone base is not wheelchair easy but area is wheel chair accessible from off street parking.
New Hampshire
Location:Church Street
Keene, NH
603-357-5898
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Contact Person: Peter Howe
Describe Labyrinth:
The Church Street Labyrinth is a modified seven circuit classic labyrinth. Free, open to the public, and accessible. It is painted on asphalt. The space serves as a parking lot during business hours, so evenings and weekends are best to visit.
Location:The First Baptist Church of Keene
105 Maple Ave.
Keene, NH
603-352-0340
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Contact Person: Mark Ferrin
Describe Labyrinth:
The Church Street It is an outside labyrinth, so it is open weather permitting. off the Rt. 12 exit heading out of Keene going north toward, Walpole, NH.
Location:10 Atlantic Rd
Windham, NH
603-578-5891
.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address)
Contact Person: Magdalena
Describe Labyrinth:
Outdoor. Open Wed during the season or by Private Appt. Anytime. Not accesible by wheelchair. Permanent. Made of sea shells, herbs and plants. 60’ Chartres Design
New York
Location:9647 Skaneateles Turnpike
Brookfield, NY
315-899-7795
Contact Person: Marianne Noller
Describe Labyrinth:
The Crystal Labyrinth. I built this Labyrinth in 2000. It is surrounded and centered with Herkimer diamonds (crystals). It is an outdoor 11 circuit labyrinth covering a full acre of land and made of Earth and flowers with a 3 ft wide path to a center large enough to have a gazebo made of poles and a recycled 10 ft satellite dish. Since the center is 45 ft in diameter I am making benchs that will honor each life form, I have started with the 6th (the unknown) I am calling it “Cosmic” and doing carvings of the Universe such as my version of a Supernova, the Earth and moon, comets, spirals etc.
www.crystallabyrinth2000.com